Before using the SCP Command Line Interface (CLI), ensure that the following dependencies are installed
To install these dependencies, execute the following command
sudo apt update && sudo apt install openjdk-17-jre-headless unzip jq -y
Download the CLI installation file
wget https://github.com/t2yijaeho/scp-cli/raw/matia/releases/scp-tool-cli-2.0.0.zip
Extract the downloaded file to the /usr/local
directory
unzip scp-tool-cli-2.0.0.zip && sudo mv scp-tool-cli-2.0.0 /usr/local/
ubuntu@SCP:~$ unzip scp-tool-cli-2.0.0.zip && sudo mv scp-tool-cli-2.0.0 /usr/local/
Archive: scp-tool-cli-2.0.0.zip
creating: scp-tool-cli-2.0.0/
creating: scp-tool-cli-2.0.0/lib/
inflating: scp-tool-cli-2.0.0/lib/scp-tool-cli-2.0.0.jar
creating: scp-tool-cli-2.0.0/bin/
inflating: scp-tool-cli-2.0.0/bin/scp-tool-cli
inflating: scp-tool-cli-2.0.0/bin/scp-tool-cli.bat
creating: scp-tool-cli-2.0.0/license/
inflating: scp-tool-cli-2.0.0/license/scp-tool-cli-LICENSE.txt
Create a symbolic link named scloud
in the /usr/local/bin
directory that points to the scp-tool-cli binary in the /usr/local/scp-tool-cli-2.0.0/bin
directory
sudo ln -s /usr/local/scp-tool-cli-2.0.0/bin/scp-tool-cli /usr/local/bin/scloud
To use the CLI command, consult the help and CLI guide in the SCP console
scloud --help
Configure CLI authenticating information
Replace
<Project ID>
,<Access Key>
,<Secret key>
scloud configure set cmp-url https://openapi.samsungsdscloud.com
scloud configure set host https://openapi.samsungsdscloud.com
scloud configure set current-profile default
scloud configure set project-id <Project ID>
scloud configure set access-key <Access Key>
scloud configure set access-secret <Secret Key>
Use the following command to list the configured information
scloud configure list
ubuntu@SCP:~$ scloud configure list
[default]
cmp-url=https://openapi.samsungsdscloud.com
host=https://openapi.samsungsdscloud.com
project-id=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
current-profile=default
access-secret=xxxxxxxxxxxx
access-key=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
To verify the configuration of the CLI, you can use the following command to list the access keys
scloud iam list-access-keys-v3
ubuntu@SCP:~$ scloud iam list-access-keys-v3 | jq
{
"totalCount": 1,
"contents": [
{
"accessKey": "xxxxx",
"accessKeyActivated": true,
"accessKeyId": "ACCESSKEY-xxxxx",
"accessKeyState": "ACTIVATED",
"createdBy": "xxxxx",
"createdByEmail": "scp.support@samsung.com",
"createdByName": "SCP Support",
"createdDt": "2024-03-11T23:25:07.383Z",
"expiredDt": "2024-04-13T23:25:07.384Z",
"modifiedBy": "xxxxx",
"modifiedByEmail": "scp.support@samsung.com",
"modifiedByName": "SCP Support",
"modifiedDt": "2024-03-11T23:25:07.383Z",
"projectId": "",
"projectName": null,
"secretVaultCount": 0
}
],
"page": 0,
"size": 20,
"sort": [
"blockedState",
"createdDt:desc"
]
}
SCP Object Storage provides a simple and scalable cloud storage service that is compatible with the S3 APIs. You can use any of the S3 compatible tools to manage your SCP Object Storage buckets and objects.
To obtain the necessary API information. Please refer to the SCP User Guide section on Utilizing the API for detailed instructions.
List object storage bucket Name and bucket ID in comma seperated format
scloud object-storage list-bucket-v2 | jq -r '.contents[] | [.obsBucketName, .obsBucketId] | @csv'
ubuntu@SCP:~$ scloud object-storage list-bucket-v2 | jq -r '.contents[] | [.obsBucketName, .obsBucketId] | @csv'
"bucket-scp","S3_OBS_BUCKET-xxxxx"
"bucket-sds","S3_OBS_BUCKET-xxxxx"
Retrieve the desired bucket’s API URL and credentials(SCP Object Storage Access Key and Secret Key)
Replace
<obsBucketId>
scloud object-storage read-api-info-v2 --obs-bucket-id <obsBucketId> | jq '.obsRestEndpoint, .obsAccessKey, .obsSecretKey'
ubuntu@SCP:~$ scloud object-storage read-api-info-v2 --obs-bucket-id S3_OBS_BUCKET-xxxxx | jq '.obsRestEndpoint, .obsAccessKey, .obsSecretKey'
"https://objxx.kr-xxx-xx.samsungsdscloud.com:xxxx"
"xxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"