user

Enter keyword arguments in the form key=value.

Delete a user

maas $PROFILE user delete [--help] [-d] [-k] username [data ...] 

Positional arguments

• username

Deletes a given username.

Keyword “transfer_resources_to”

Optional String. An optional username. If supplied, the allocated resources of the user being deleted will be transferred to this user. A user can’t be removed unless its resources (machines, IP addresses, …), are released or transfered to another user.

Command-line options

Retrieve user details

maas $PROFILE user read [--help] [-d] [-k] username [data ...] 

Positional arguments

• username

Retrieve a user’s details.

Command-line options

Create a MAAS user account

maas $PROFILE users create [--help] [-d] [-k] [data ...] 

Creates a MAAS user account. This is not safe: the password is sent in plaintext. Avoid it for production, unless you are confident that you can prevent eavesdroppers from observing the request.

Keyword “username”

Required String. Identifier-style username for the new user.

Keyword “email”

Required String. Email address for the new user.

Keyword “password”

Required String. Password for the new user.

Keyword “is_superuser”

Required Boolean. Whether the new user is to be an administrator. (‘0’ == False, ‘1’ == True)

Command-line options

List users

maas $PROFILE users read [--help] [-d] [-k] [data ...] 

List users

Command-line options

Retrieve logged-in user

maas $PROFILE users whoami [--help] [-d] [-k] [data ...] 

Returns the currently logged-in user.

Command-line options

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