chainctl Usage
chainctl (Chainguard Control) is a CLI tool that helps you control aspects of your Chainguard account and resources. You can use it to manage users, roles, images, tokens, and more. In many ways, chainctl parallels the abilities of the Chainguard Console, but with a different user interface that is both more complex and more powerful.
Like most control commands that end with ctl, such as systemctl or loginctl, chainctl uses the familiar <context> <noun> <verb> syntax.
This page lists a curated set of chainctl resources to help you get started.
To install chainctl, follow our installation guide.
Once installed, these will help you on your path to success:
- Getting Started with chainctl
- Authenticate to Chainguard Registry - This page includes links to register for a Chainguard account, which is needed to do anything with
chainctl. You must authenticate to Chainguard to usechainctl. - How to Manage chainctl Configuration
- How To Compare Chainguard Images with chainctl diff
- chainctl events
- chainctl iam
- chainctl images
- chainctl packages
- chainctl update
- chainctl version