Cli Config

CLI Configuration Parameters

ignite.jdbc.key-store.path=
ignite.cluster-endpoint-url=http://localhost:10300
ignite.jdbc.client-auth=
ignite.rest.key-store.password=
ignite.jdbc.key-store.password=
ignite.cli.sql.multiline=true
ignite.cli.syntax-highlighting=true
ignite.rest.trust-store.path=
ignite.jdbc.trust-store.password=
ignite.auth.basic.username=
ignite.jdbc-url=jdbc:ignite:thin://127.0.0.1:10800
ignite.rest.key-store.path=
ignite.rest.trust-store.password=
ignite.jdbc.trust-store.path=
ignite.auth.basic.password=

Property	Default	Description
ignite.jdbc.key-store.path		Path to the JDBC keystore file for SSL/TLS client authentication.
ignite.cluster-endpoint-url	http://127.0.1.1:10300	URL endpoint for connecting to the Ignite cluster REST API.
ignite.jdbc.client-auth		If JDBC client authorization is enabled in CLI.
ignite.rest.key-store.password		Password for the REST API keystore file.
ignite.jdbc.key-store.password		Password for the JDBC keystore file.
ignite.cli.sql.multiline	true	Enables multiline input mode for SQL commands in the CLI.
ignite.cli.syntax-highlighting	true	Enables syntax highlighting in CLI output.
ignite.rest.trust-store.path		Path to the REST API truststore file for SSL/TLS server verification.
ignite.jdbc.trust-store.password		Password for the JDBC truststore file.
ignite.auth.basic.username		Username for basic authentication when connecting to the cluster.
ignite.jdbc-url	jdbc:ignite:thin://127.0.0.1:10800	JDBC connection URL for connecting to the Ignite cluster.
ignite.rest.key-store.path		Path to the REST API keystore file for SSL/TLS client authentication.
ignite.rest.trust-store.password		Password for the REST API truststore file.
ignite.jdbc.trust-store.path		Path to the JDBC truststore file for SSL/TLS server verification.
ignite.auth.basic.password		Password for basic authentication when connecting to the cluster.

Property

Default

Description

ignite.jdbc.key-store.path

Path to the JDBC keystore file for SSL/TLS client authentication.

ignite.cluster-endpoint-url

http://127.0.1.1:10300

URL endpoint for connecting to the Ignite cluster REST API.

ignite.jdbc.client-auth

If JDBC client authorization is enabled in CLI.

ignite.rest.key-store.password

Password for the REST API keystore file.

ignite.jdbc.key-store.password

Password for the JDBC keystore file.

ignite.cli.sql.multiline

true

Enables multiline input mode for SQL commands in the CLI.

ignite.cli.syntax-highlighting

true

Enables syntax highlighting in CLI output.

ignite.rest.trust-store.path

Path to the REST API truststore file for SSL/TLS server verification.

ignite.jdbc.trust-store.password

Password for the JDBC truststore file.

ignite.auth.basic.username

Username for basic authentication when connecting to the cluster.

ignite.jdbc-url

jdbc:ignite:thin://127.0.0.1:10800

JDBC connection URL for connecting to the Ignite cluster.

ignite.rest.key-store.path

Path to the REST API keystore file for SSL/TLS client authentication.

ignite.rest.trust-store.password

Password for the REST API truststore file.

ignite.jdbc.trust-store.path

Path to the JDBC truststore file for SSL/TLS server verification.

ignite.auth.basic.password

Password for basic authentication when connecting to the cluster.

Configuration Profiles

GridGain CLI supports configuration profiles to manage different sets of settings.

Use the following commands to create and manage profiles:

Create a new configuration profile:
```
cli config create <profile_name>
```
Switch to an existing profile:
```
cli config activate <profile_name>
```
Display all available profiles:
```
cli config list
```
Display the currently used profile with all custom settings:
```
cli config show
```

Each profile stores its own CLI-specific settings, allowing isolated configurations for different use cases.

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Last updated on Oct 29, 2025