edgible gateway

Most users don’t need this — Edgible operates a managed gateway pool by default. These commands are for advanced setups where you want public traffic to enter through your own AWS account. Alias: gw.

edgible gateway create

Provision a new EC2 instance as a gateway and register it with your organization. Alias: new.

edgible gateway create \
  --name eu-gateway \
  --region eu-west-1 \
  --instance-type t3.small

Flag	Description
-n, --name <name>	Gateway name.
-d, --description <text>	Free-form description.
-p, --profile <name>	AWS profile to use. Default reads from your CLI config.
-r, --region <region>	AWS region.
-t, --instance-type <type>	EC2 instance type. Default t3.micro.

edgible gateway list

edgible gateway list
edgible gateway list --json

Alias: ls.

edgible gateway delete

Tear down the EC2 instance and remove the device. Alias: rm.

edgible gateway delete --id <id> --force

edgible gateway resync

Push the latest agent code to a gateway and restart its service.

edgible gateway resync --id <id>

Flag	Description
-i, --id <id>	Gateway ID.
-v, --version <ver>	Specific agent version to install.
--local	Sync from the locally-built agent (development).
--install-from-local	Install dependencies and build on the gateway.

edgible gateway logs

Read or tail the gateway’s agent log.

edgible gateway logs --id <id> --follow --lines 200

Flag	Description
-i, --id <id>	Gateway ID.
-n, --lines <n>	Number of lines to show. Default 50.
-f, --follow	Stream new lines.
-l, --level <level>	Filter by level.
-c, --comprehensive	Include stdout/stderr alongside the structured log.

edgible gateway ssh

Open a shell on the gateway over SSH.

edgible gateway ssh --id <id>

edgible gateway wipe-logs

Truncate the gateway’s agent log file.

edgible gateway wipe-logs --id <id>