## The CLI uses an instance of StackState for all its commands.
## Unless the `--instance` argument is passed the CLI will pick the `default` instance as configured below.
## Other instances follow the exact same configuration pattern as the instance below.
url: "https://stackstate.mycompany.com"
# Get the api token from the user interface, see https://stackstate.mycompany.com/#/cli
## HTTP basic authentication.
url: "https://stackstate.mycompany.com/receiver"
## HTTP basic authentication.
url: "https://stackstate.mycompany.com/admin"
# Get the api token from the user interface, see https://stackstate.mycompany.com/#/cli
## HTTP basic authentication.
## The CLI uses a client configuration to identify who is sending to the StackState instance. The client
## is used to send topology and/or telemetry to the receiver API.
## Unless the `--client` argument is passed the CLI will pick the `default` instance as configured below.
## Other clients follow the exact same configuration pattern as the default client. You may simply copy-paste its config and modify whatever is needed.
## The name of the host that is passed to StackState when sending. Leave these values unchanged
## if you have no idea what to fill here.
internal_hostname: "internal_hostname"