Notploy

Security

Per-application HTTP basic auth and response security headers. Generated from the `notploy` command surface.

Per-application HTTP basic auth and response security headers.

notploy security exposes 4 commands. They map one-to-one onto the security.* API operations, so anything reachable from the dashboard is reachable from here.

Run notploy security --help to list these commands in your terminal, or notploy security <command> --help for a single command.

Commands

notploy security create

Calls POST /api/trpc/security.create.

notploy security create --applicationId <value> --username <value> --password <value> [options]
OptionTypeRequiredAllowed values
--applicationId <value>stringYes—
--username <value>stringYes—
--password <value>stringYes—
--profile <name>stringNo—

notploy security delete

Calls POST /api/trpc/security.delete.

notploy security delete --securityId <value> [options]
OptionTypeRequiredAllowed values
--securityId <value>stringYes—
--profile <name>stringNo—

notploy security one

Calls GET /api/trpc/security.one.

notploy security one --securityId <value> [options]
OptionTypeRequiredAllowed values
--securityId <value>stringYes—
--profile <name>stringNo—

notploy security update

Calls POST /api/trpc/security.update.

notploy security update --securityId <value> --username <value> --password <value> [options]
OptionTypeRequiredAllowed values
--securityId <value>stringYes—
--username <value>stringYes—
--password <value>stringYes—
--profile <name>stringNo—

Schedules

Cron jobs that run a shell command inside a deployed service. Generated from the `notploy` command surface.

Vault providers

External secret managers connected to the platform to resolve secrets at deploy time. Generated from the `notploy` command surface.

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Commandsnotploy security createnotploy security deletenotploy security onenotploy security update