edbctl setup v1.2
The edbctl setup command provides bootstrapping commands to set up the environment for Hybrid Manager (HM). With this command, you can set up the required credentials for HM.
Commands
edbctl setup command has following options:
- edbctl setup create-install-secrets — Creates the secrets required for installing HM in a local cluster.
edbctl setup create-install-secrets
The setup create-install-secrets command prepares a Kubernetes cluster for Hybrid Manager installation by creating required secrets and related resources. It validates the target cluster context, gathers credentials from the user or auto-generates supported values, and applies the generated resources to the cluster. This command supports single or multi-scenario secret creation, optional resource inclusion, and forced updates of pre-existing secrets.
To run this command, use:
edbctl setup create-install-secrets [--options]
Where options are:
--version string The version of Hybrid Manager that will be installed on the cluster (required).
-s, --scenario strings The scenarios to install secrets (all scenarios if not specified).
-a, --autogenerate Automatically generate missing secrets without prompting.
-f, --force Force update of existing secrets.
--non-interactive Run without user prompts for CI/CD pipelines. Implies --autogenerate. Admin credentials read from env vars (e.g. EDB_CORE_ADMIN_EMAIL1, EDB_CORE_ADMIN_PASSWORD1).
-h, --help Help for create-install-secrets.This example shows how to create the install secrets for HM:
edbctl setup create-install-secrets --version "2026.2" # will create secrets for all scenarios edbctl setup create-install-secrets --version "2026.2" --scenario core,ai EDB_CORE_ADMIN_EMAIL1="owner@mycompany.com" EDB_CORE_ADMIN_PASSWORD1='My-Secret-Password-1' edbctl setup create-install-secrets --version "2026.2" --non-interactive # run without prompts, reads credentials from env vars
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