edgible device

These commands operate on the organization’s view of devices — i.e., what the control plane sees. They work from any machine, regardless of where the agent is installed. Alias: dev.

edgible device list

edgible device list
edgible device list --type serving --json

Flag	Description
--json	Machine-readable output.
--type <role>	Filter to serving or gateway.

edgible device delete

Remove a device from the organization. Alias: rm.

edgible device delete --name my-first
edgible device delete --id dev_a1b2c3d4 --force

Flag	Description
-i, --id <id>	Device ID.
-n, --name <name>	Device name.
-f, --force	Skip confirmation.
--non-interactive	Fail rather than prompt.

The device’s WireGuard peer is removed from every other device in the pool. The agent on the device itself does not auto-uninstall — run edgible agent uninstall separately if you want to clean up the local install.

edgible device health

Snapshot CPU, memory, disk, and uptime for a device.

edgible device health --name my-first
edgible device health --name my-first --json

Flag	Description
-i, --device-id <id>	Device ID.
-n, --name <name>	Device name.
--json	Machine-readable output.
--non-interactive	Fail rather than prompt.

edgible device application-health

Report the health of every application running on a device. Alias: app-health.

edgible device application-health --name my-first

Same flags as device health.

edgible device telemetry

Pull a raw telemetry payload from the device’s health endpoint.

edgible device telemetry --name my-first
edgible device telemetry --name my-first --endpoint /health/wireguard

Flag	Description
-i, --device-id <id>	Device ID.
--url <url>	Override the URL the CLI hits (advanced).
--endpoint <path>	Health endpoint path. Default /health/device.
--json	Machine-readable output.