The official command line client for Cloud Foundry.
View the latest help for The v7 CLI -OR- The v6 CLI, or run cf help -a
to view the help for all commands available in your currently installed version.
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Download and install the cf CLI from the Downloads Section for either the v7 cf CLI or the v6 cf CLI.
Once installed, you can log in and push an app. There are now two supported versions of the cf CLI:
- The v7 cf CLI is backed by the v3 CC API (with the exception of plugins which will be migrated in the next major release). See our v7 documentation for more information.
- The v6 cf CLI is backed by the v2 CC API See our v6 documentation for more information.
View our CLI v6 & v7 Versioning and Support Policy documentation.
If you have any questions, ask away on the #cli channel in our Slack
community and the
cf-dev
mailing list, or open a GitHub issue.
You can follow our development progress
on Core CF CLI Pivotal Tracker.
Please read the contributors' guide
If you'd like to submit updated translations, please see the i18n README for instructions on how to submit an update.
Check out our community contributed CLI plugins to further enhance your CLI experience.
- On Windows in Cygwin and Git Bash, interactive password prompts (in
cf login
) do not hide the password properly from stdout (issue #1835). Please use an alternative command (non-interactive authenticationcf auth
instead ofcf login
) to work around this. Or, use the Windowscmd
command line. - On Windows,
cf ssh
may not display correctly if theTERM
is not set. We've found that settingTERM
tomsys
fixes some of these issues. - On Windows,
cf ssh
will hang when run from the MINGW32 or MINGW64 shell. A workaround is to use PowerShell instead. - CF CLI/GoLang do not use OpenSSL. Custom/Self Signed Certificates need to be installed in specific locations in order to
login
/auth
without--skip-ssl-validation
. - API tracing to terminal (using
CF_TRACE=true
,-v
option orcf config --trace
) doesn't work well with some CLI plugin commands. Trace to file works fine. On Linux,CF_TRACE=/dev/stdout
works too. See this Diego-Enabler plugin issue for more information. - .cfignore used in
cf push
must be in UTF-8 encoding for CLI to interpret correctly. (issue #281) - On Linux, when encountering message "bash: .cf: No such file or directory", ensure that you're using the correct binary or installer for your architecture.
First, update to the latest cli and try the command again.
If the error remains or feature still missing, check the open issues and if not already raised please file a new issue with the requested details.
The CF CLI supports external code execution via the plugins API. For more information follow:
When importing the plugin code use import "code.cloudfoundry.org/cli/plugin"
.
Older plugins that import github.com/cloudfoundry/cli/plugin
will still work
as long they vendor the plugins directory.