wb

Categories:

• CLI Reference

Name

wb - Workbench command-line interface.

Synopsis

wb [COMMAND]

Description

The Workbench CLI allows advanced users to interact with Workbench workspaces and resources, and to perform administrative actions.

Example usage:

• Fetch the user’s credentials and check the authentication status. wb auth login wb auth status

• Ping the Workbench server. wb server status
• Create a new Workbench workspace and backing Google project. Check the current context to confirm it was created successfully. wb workspace create wb status
• List all workspaces the user has read or write access to. wb workspace list
• To use an existing Workbench workspace, use the set command instead of create. wb workspace set –id=<workspace-id>
• Create a Workbench-managed bucket for temporary data storage. wb resource create gcs-bucket –id=<id> –bucket-name=<name>

Commands

• app Run applications in the workspace.
• auth Commands to manage user credentials.
• bq Call bq in the Workbench workspace.
• cluster Use spark clusters in the workspace.
• config Commands to configure the CLI.
• pod, crg Manage Workbench pods.
• cromwell Commands related to Cromwell workflows.
• folder Commands related to folder.
• gcloud Call gcloud in the Workbench workspace.
• generate-completion Generate bash/zsh completion script for wb.
• git Call git in the Workbench workspace.
• group Manage groups of Workbench users.
• gsutil Call gsutil in the Workbench workspace.
• nextflow Call nextflow in the Workbench workspace.
• notebook Use Notebooks in the workspace.
• organization, org Manage workbench organizations.
• resolve Resolve a resource to its cloud id or path.
• resource Manage references and controlled resources in the workspace.
• security Manage Workbench security credentials such as SSH keys.
• server Connect to a Workbench server.
• status Print details about the current workspace and server.
• version Get the installed version.
• workspace Setup a Workbench workspace.

Exit codes:

• 0
  Successful program execution
• 1
  User-actionable error (e.g. missing parameter, workspace not defined in the current context)
• 2
  System or internal error (e.g. error response from the Workbench server)
• 3
  Unexpected error (e.g. Java exception)
• other
  Third-party application exit codes will be passed through to the caller. For example, if gcloud --malformedOption returns exit code 2, then wb gcloud --malformedOption will also return exit code 2.