Manage relations¶

See also: Relation

Add a relation¶

Given two entities A and B, to add a relation between them run the auth relation add command followed by the tag of A, the desired B relation, and the tag of B. For example, to add a relation where you make user alice@canonical.com a member of the mygroup group:

jimmctl auth relation add [email protected] member group-mygroup

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jimmctl auth relation add

Controller tag, Cloud tag, Model tag, Offer tag, User tag, Service account tag, Role tag, Group tag

List of controller relations, List of cloud relations, List of model relations, List of offer relations, List of service account relations, List of role relations, List of group relations

Verify a relation¶

Given two entities A and B, to verify that there is a specific relation between them, run the auth relation check command followed by the tag of A, the relation, and the tag of B. For example:

jimmctl auth relation check [email protected] administrator controller-aws-controller-1

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View all the current relations¶

To view all the current relations, run the auth relation list command. For example:

jimmctl auth relation list [options]

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Remove a relation¶

Given two entities A and B and a pre-existing relation between them, to remove the relation, run the auth relation remove command followed by the tag of A, the relation, and the tag of B. For example:

jimmctl auth relation remove [email protected] member group-mygroup

See more: View all the current relations, jimmctl auth relation remove