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The document provides a series of command-line instructions for managing resources on IBM Cloud using the IBM Cloud CLI. Key commands include logging in, targeting Cloud Foundry organizations and spaces, pushing applications, and configuring settings such as API endpoints and HTTP timeouts. It also covers listing applications and services, installing the Cloud Foundry CLI, and viewing account and region information.

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Commands

The document provides a series of command-line instructions for managing resources on IBM Cloud using the IBM Cloud CLI. Key commands include logging in, targeting Cloud Foundry organizations and spaces, pushing applications, and configuring settings such as API endpoints and HTTP timeouts. It also covers listing applications and services, installing the Cloud Foundry CLI, and viewing account and region information.

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>ibmcloud login

>Target a Cloud Foundry org and space:


ibmcloud target --cf

>ibmcloud cf push

>List Cloud Foundry apps:


ibmcloud cf apps

>ibmcloud version

>Set the API endpoint to cloud.ibm.com:


ibmcloud api cloud.ibm.com

>View the current API endpoint:


ibmcloud api

>Set HTTP request timeout to 30 seconds:


ibmcloud config --http-timeout 30

>Enable trace output for HTTP requests:


ibmcloud config --trace true

>List Cloud Foundry services without displaying the Invoking cf command... message:
ibmcloud -q cf services

>Install Cloud Foundry CLI 6.44.1:


ibmcloud cf install -v 6.44.1

>if you know which org and space that the service belongs to, you can use the
following command:
ibmcloud target -o <value> -s <value>

>View the information for all regions on IBM Cloud:


ibmcloud regions

>Set the current account, organization, and space:


ibmcloud target -c MyAccountID -o MyOrg -s MySpace

>Switch to a new region:


ibmcloud target -r eu-gb

>View the current account, region, org, and space:


ibmcloud target

>

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