Installing Cloud 66 Toolbelt
Configuring Toolbelt
Installation
- Download the cx executable to a directory in your PATH
- Initialize it by running
cx stacks list
- Authenticate using your browser
For more detailed help on installation please refer to our Getting Started guide.
Installing on a server (headless)
To install Toolbelt on a server (without a browser):
- Install and authenticate
cx
on your local machine (see above) - Log into your server via your terminal and move to the
.cloud66
directory (underhome
) - Create a file named
cx.json
in that folder - Go to the terminal on your local machine, where you already have Toolbelt authorised and execute
cx dump-token
, which will give you your authorisation token - Copy this token and paste it into the (remote)
cx.json
file that you created in Step 3 - Save the file and then run
cx stacks list
on the server to confirm that Toolbelt is initialised
Multi-account support
Toolbelt supports user with multiple Cloud 66 accounts via profiles. Please read our separate guide for more details.
Running Toolbelt inside a Docker container
You can run the Cloud 66 Toolbelt inside a Docker container, although this is not officially supported. To run CX in Docker follow this guide.