The command endorctl init allows you to quickly authenticate your client to Endor Labs using an external identity provider.
Supported authentication providers for endorctl init are:
google- Used to create an API key and API key secret when you sign in with Google Workspaces as your external identity provider.github- Used to create an API key and API key secret when you sign in with GitHub Cloud as your external identity provider.gitlab- Used to create an API key and API key secret when you sign in with GitLab Cloud as your external identity provider.email- Used to create an API key and API key secret when you sign in with an email link.sso- Used to sign in with a Custom Enterprise Identity Provider, such as Okta.
Usage
To login with your supported authentication provider:
endorctl init --auth-mode=google
endorctl init --auth-mode=github
endorctl init --auth-mode=gitlab
endorctl init --auth-email=<insert_email_address>
endorctl init --auth-mode=sso --auth-tenant=<insert-your-tenant>
To login with your supported authentication provider in environments without a browser you can use headless mode:
endorctl init --auth-mode=google --headless-mode
endorctl init --auth-mode=github --headless-mode
endorctl init --auth-mode=gitlab --headless-mode
endorctl init --auth-email=<insert_email_address> --headless-mode
endorctl init --auth-mode=sso --auth-tenant=<insert-your-tenant> --headless-mode
Once you’ve issued the command in headless mode please navigate to an internet/browser accessible computer and follow the instructions provided in your terminal.
Options
The following flags and environment variables are available for the init command.
| Flag | Environment Variable | Description |
|---|---|---|
auth-mode |
ENDOR_INIT_AUTH_MODE |
Set authentication method for the initialization process (github, google, gitlab, or azureadv2). |
headless-mode |
ENDOR_INIT_HEADLESS_MODE |
Run authentication and initialization without opening your browser. |