Commands that act on Vault paths
Commands that act on Vault paths
Commands under the path subcommand act on Vault paths. Vaku can list, copy, move, search, etc.. on Vault paths.
vaku path list secret/foo
-p, --absolute-path show absolute path in output
-a, --address string address of the Vault server
--destination-address string address of the destination Vault server
--destination-namespace string name of the vault namespace to use in the destination client
--destination-token string token for the destination vault server (alias for --token)
-h, --help help for path
-n, --namespace string name of the vault namespace to use in the source client
--source-address string address of the source Vault server (alias for --address)
--source-namespace string name of the vault namespace to use in the source client (alias for --namespace)
--source-token string token for the source vault server (alias for --token)
-t, --token string token for the vault server
-w, --workers int number of concurrent workers (default 10)
--format string output format: text|json (default "text")
-i, --indent-char string string used for indents (default " ")
-s, --sort sort output text (default true)
- vaku - Vaku is a CLI for working with large Vault k/v secret engines
- vaku path copy - Copy a secret from a source path to a destination path
- vaku path delete - Delete a secret at a path
- vaku path delete-meta - Delete all secret metadata and versions at a path. V2 engines only.
- vaku path list - List all paths at a path
- vaku path move - Move a secret from a source path to a destination path
- vaku path read - Read a secret at a path
- vaku path search - Search a secret for a search string