What is the RESTful Web Services UAC Command Line Interface?

The UAC Command Line Interface (UAC CLI) is a tool that enables you to interact with UAC services using commands in your command-line shell. With minimal configuration, the UAC CLI can implement functionality equivalent to that provided by the browser-based Universal Controller Web Interface, by running commands in your terminal:

Linux Shells: Run commands seamlessly in commonly used Linux shell environments.

Windows Command Line: Execute commands via the Windows Command Prompt or PowerShell.

How does the UAC CLI work?

The UAC CLI communicates with the Universal Controller through the RESTful Web Services API, covering the vast majority of API operations. This enables robust interactions with server functionalities, while simplifying access for both developers and technical users.

Benefits of Using UAC CLI

Simplified Access to Server Functionality
- Interact directly with the server's API without needing to craft manual HTTP requests or rely on third-party tools
- Use straightforward, human-readable commands to perform complex API operations
Improved Developer Productivity
- Explore UAC service capabilities quickly and efficiently
- Lower the learning curve for users unfamiliar with API integrations
- Automate repetitive tasks with easy-to-use commands and options
Scripting and Automation
- Integrate CLI commands into scripts for batch processing, CI pipelines, and automated deployments
Broad Accessibility
- Empower technical users, including system administrators, to perform tasks without requiring in-depth knowledge of REST APIs

Discover more about UAC CLI, including detailed usage guides, examples, and advanced functionality by visiting our UAC CLI Documentation.

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