Using the CLI

The good thing is that you’re already familiar with CLI commands, as demonstrated in the Technical requirements section. However, we’ll begin with the basics here and gradually progress to enhance your understanding. Let’s start with hzn itself by using the –h option. You can use –h or --help with any command or corresponding subcommands to get more information, including options and usage examples.

So, let’s run the hzn –h command:

hzn –h

You will see a list of subcommands with elaborate options and explanations:

• agbot: List and manage Horizon agreement bot resources
• agreement: List or manage the agreements this Edge node has made with a Horizon agreement bot
• architecture: Show the architecture of this machine
• attribute: List or manage the global attributes that are currently registered on this Horizon Edge node
• deploycheck: Check deployment compatibility
• dev: Development tools...