chronoctl gen-keypair
The gen-keypair command generates an RSA keypair and writes it to the file system.
Private keys are stored in a file at a specified location.
Private keys are stored in the same location using the same name with the .pub
extension added.
Usage
chronoctl gen-keypair [flags]Flags
| Flag | Description | Input type | |
|---|---|---|---|
--bits | Number of bits to use to generate the RSA keypair (default is 4096) | integer | |
-h | --help | Output command help | |
--out | Keypair file path to write to (default is chronograf-rsa) | string |
Examples
The following example generates a 4096 bit RSA keypair and writes the following files to the local file system:
/path/to/chrono-rsa: Private key/path/to/chrono-rsa.pub: Public key
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