dcos
dcos auth
dcos config
dcos experimental
dcos help
dcos job
dcos marathon
dcos node
By default, dcos node ssh connects to the private IP of the node, which is only accessible from hosts within the same network, so you must use the --master-proxy option to access your cluster from an outside network. For example, in the default AWS configuration, the private agents are unreachable from the public internet, but you can SSH to them using this option, which will proxy the SSH connection through the publicly reachable master.
dcos package
dcos service
Important: To view the native DC/OS Marathon logs by using the dcos service log marathon command, you must be on the same network or connected by VPN to your cluster. For more information, see Accessing native DC/OS Marathon logs.
dcos task
If you specify a partial task ID, logs for all task names that contain the partial task ID are displayed. For example, if you have tasks named spark1, spark2, and spark3, then the command dcos task log spark will display task logs for all three of these tasks; you do not need to use wildcards.
If you use a regular expression, you must enclose the task ID in double quotation marks and include an asterisk at the end of the task ID. For example, dcos task log "spark[13]*" will display information for tasks spark1 and spark3, but not spark2.
For more information about the dcos task exec command, see the Debugging documentation.
The post CLI Command Reference appeared first on Mesosphere DC/OS Documentation.