Manage your Astra organization with the Astra CLI

Use the Astra CLI to manage your Astra organization.

Get organization details

Use the astra org command to get information about the current Astra organization:

astra org
Result 
+----------------+-----------------------------------------+
| Attribute      | Value                                   |
+----------------+-----------------------------------------+
| Name           | My Org                                  |
| id             | 2dbd3c55-6a68-4b5b-9155-5be9d41823e8    |
+----------------+-----------------------------------------+

org options

Expand to see all org options 
NAME
        astra org - Display Organization Info

SYNOPSIS
        astra org { get* | id | name } [--] [ --token <AUTH_TOKEN> ]
                [ {-cf | --config-file} <CONFIG_FILE> ] [ --no-color ]
                [ {-v | --verbose} ] [ {-conf | --config} <CONFIG_SECTION> ]
                [ --env <Environment> ] [ {-o | --output} <FORMAT> ]

        Where * indicates the default command(s)
        See 'astra help org <command>' for more information on a specific command.

List users

Use the astra user list command to list all users in your Astra organization:

astra user list
Result 
+--------------------------------------+--------------------+---------+
| User Id                              | User Email         | Status  |
+--------------------------------------+--------------------+---------+
| 9b01f7bb-ce9b-4de7-8685-beb5a869c1f0 | alice@example.com  | active  |
| ba5533ab-769a-4ec6-aa5e-7f2c26943c57 | bob@example.com    | active  |
| 20e0a061-c9d2-42a5-9d00-352f3b2adedc | taylor@example.com | invited |
+--------------------------------------+--------------------+---------+

user list options

Expand to see all user list options 
NAME
        astra user list - Display the list of Users in an organization

SYNOPSIS
        astra user list [ {-cf | --config-file} <CONFIG_FILE> ]
                [ {-conf | --config} <CONFIG_SECTION> ] [ --env <Environment> ]
                [ --no-color ] [ {-o | --output} <FORMAT> ]
                [ --token <AUTH_TOKEN> ] [ {-v | --verbose} ]

OPTIONS
        -cf <CONFIG_FILE>, --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>
            Configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        -conf <CONFIG_SECTION>, --config <CONFIG_SECTION>
            Section in configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        --env <Environment>
            Astra Environment to use

        --no-color
            Remove all colors in output

        -o <FORMAT>, --output <FORMAT>
            Output format, valid values are: human,json,csv

        --token <AUTH_TOKEN>
            Key to use authenticate each call.

        -v, --verbose
            Verbose mode with log in console

Add a user

Use the astra user invite command to invite a new user to your Astra organization:

astra user invite USER_EMAIL
Result 
[OK]    Database Administrator

If you don’t specify a role when inviting a user, the user is automatically assigned the default role of Database Administrator.

user invite options

Expand to see all user invite options 
NAME
        astra user invite - Invite a user to an organization

SYNOPSIS
        astra user invite [ {-cf | --config-file} <CONFIG_FILE> ]
                [ {-conf | --config} <CONFIG_SECTION> ] [ --env <Environment> ]
                [ --no-color ] [ {-o | --output} <FORMAT> ]
                [ {-r | --role} <ROLE> ] [ --token <AUTH_TOKEN> ]
                [ {-v | --verbose} ] [--] <EMAIL>

OPTIONS
        -cf <CONFIG_FILE>, --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>
            Configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        -conf <CONFIG_SECTION>, --config <CONFIG_SECTION>
            Section in configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        --env <Environment>
            Astra Environment to use

        --no-color
            Remove all colors in output

        -o <FORMAT>, --output <FORMAT>
            Output format, valid values are: human,json,csv

        -r <ROLE>, --role <ROLE>
            Role for the user (default is Database Administrator)

        --token <AUTH_TOKEN>
            Key to use authenticate each call.

        -v, --verbose
            Verbose mode with log in console

        --
            This option can be used to separate command-line options from the
            list of arguments (useful when arguments might be mistaken for
            command-line options)

        <EMAIL>
            User Email

Use the -r/--role option to specify a role when inviting a user:

astra user invite USER_EMAIL -r "ROLE"

Replace the following:

  • USER_EMAIL: The email address of the user you want to invite.

  • ROLE: The name or ID of the role you want to assign to the user. To get a list of the available roles in your organization, see List roles.

For example, to invite a user with the Organization Administrator role:

astra user invite alice@example.com -r "Organization Administrator"
Result 
[OK]    Organization Administrator

Get user details

Use the astra user get or astra user describe command to get information about a specific user in your Astra organization:

astra user get USER
astra user describe USER

Replace USER with the email address or ID of the user you want to get information about.

Result 
+----------------+-----------------------------------------+
| Attribute      | Value                                   |
+----------------+-----------------------------------------+
| User Id        | 20e0a061-c9d2-42a5-9d00-352f3b2adedc    |
| User Email     | alice@example.com                       |
| Status         | active                                  |
|                |                                         |
| Roles          | [0] Database Administrator              |
|                |                                         |
+----------------+-----------------------------------------+

user get options

Expand to see all user get options 
NAME
        astra user get - Show user details

SYNOPSIS
        astra user get [ {-cf | --config-file} <CONFIG_FILE> ]
                [ {-conf | --config} <CONFIG_SECTION> ] [ --env <Environment> ]
                [ --no-color ] [ {-o | --output} <FORMAT> ]
                [ --token <AUTH_TOKEN> ] [ {-v | --verbose} ] [--] <EMAIL>

OPTIONS
        -cf <CONFIG_FILE>, --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>
            Configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        -conf <CONFIG_SECTION>, --config <CONFIG_SECTION>
            Section in configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        --env <Environment>
            Astra Environment to use

        --no-color
            Remove all colors in output

        -o <FORMAT>, --output <FORMAT>
            Output format, valid values are: human,json,csv

        --token <AUTH_TOKEN>
            Key to use authenticate each call.

        -v, --verbose
            Verbose mode with log in console

        --
            This option can be used to separate command-line options from the
            list of arguments (useful when arguments might be mistaken for
            command-line options)

        <EMAIL>
            User Email

user describe options

Expand to see all user describe options 
NAME
        astra user describe - Show user details

SYNOPSIS
        astra user describe [ {-cf | --config-file} <CONFIG_FILE> ]
                [ {-conf | --config} <CONFIG_SECTION> ] [ --env <Environment> ]
                [ --no-color ] [ {-o | --output} <FORMAT> ]
                [ --token <AUTH_TOKEN> ] [ {-v | --verbose} ] [--] <EMAIL>

OPTIONS
        -cf <CONFIG_FILE>, --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>
            Configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        -conf <CONFIG_SECTION>, --config <CONFIG_SECTION>
            Section in configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        --env <Environment>
            Astra Environment to use

        --no-color
            Remove all colors in output

        -o <FORMAT>, --output <FORMAT>
            Output format, valid values are: human,json,csv

        --token <AUTH_TOKEN>
            Key to use authenticate each call.

        -v, --verbose
            Verbose mode with log in console

        --
            This option can be used to separate command-line options from the
            list of arguments (useful when arguments might be mistaken for
            command-line options)

        <EMAIL>
            User Email

Remove a user

Removing a user removes their access to your organization, but it doesn’t delete their account.

The user retains their personal Astra DB account under their associated email address, including access to their default (personal) organization and any other organizations they belong to. The user can still access their personal Astra DB account, if they have access to the associated authentication method.

If your organization uses SSO, make sure that you also remove the user from your IdP, if necessary.

Use the astra user delete command to remove a user or revoke their invitation from your Astra organization:

astra user delete USER

Replace USER with the email address or ID of the user you want to delete.

Result 
[OK]    Deleting user 'alice@example.com' (async operation)

user delete options

Expand to see all user delete options 
NAME
        astra user delete - Delete an existing user

SYNOPSIS
        astra user delete [ {-cf | --config-file} <CONFIG_FILE> ]
                [ {-conf | --config} <CONFIG_SECTION> ] [ --env <Environment> ]
                [ --no-color ] [ {-o | --output} <FORMAT> ]
                [ --token <AUTH_TOKEN> ] [ {-v | --verbose} ] [--] <EMAIL>

OPTIONS
        -cf <CONFIG_FILE>, --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>
            Configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        -conf <CONFIG_SECTION>, --config <CONFIG_SECTION>
            Section in configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        --env <Environment>
            Astra Environment to use

        --no-color
            Remove all colors in output

        -o <FORMAT>, --output <FORMAT>
            Output format, valid values are: human,json,csv

        --token <AUTH_TOKEN>
            Key to use authenticate each call.

        -v, --verbose
            Verbose mode with log in console

        --
            This option can be used to separate command-line options from the
            list of arguments (useful when arguments might be mistaken for
            command-line options)

        <EMAIL>
            User email or identifier

List roles

Use the astra role list command to list all default roles and custom roles in your Astra organization:

astra role list
Result 
+--------------------------------------+----------------------------+----------------------------+
| Role Id                              | Role Name                  | Description                |
+--------------------------------------+----------------------------+----------------------------+
| b4ed0e9e-67e8-47b6-8b58-c6629be961b9 | R/W Svc Acct               | R/W Svc Acct               |
| 43745b73-ad46-46e4-b826-c15d06d2ceb0 | Admin User                 | Admin User                 |
| 67c4b5dc-dd3f-4b2d-be51-09be12836d67 | API Admin User             | API Admin User             |
| ad0566b5-2a67-49de-89e8-92258c2f2c08 | Organization Administrator | Organization Administrator |
| 16a4b1d7-a615-41f8-95ca-52b0280f4d87 | RO Svc Acct                | RO Svc Acct                |
| 74b7d8b1-ecf1-48e5-a35f-0f999d369899 | API RO Svc Acct            | API RO Svc Acct            |
| 946cfbde-24cc-4953-9355-d57bfd61bf49 | API R/W User               | API R/W User               |
| dde8a0e9-f4ae-4b42-b642-9f257436c8ea | API Admin Svc Acct         | API Admin Svc Acct         |
| efdfd41f-6184-4891-8400-b5779a0551e9 | API R/W Svc Acct           | API R/W Svc Acct           |
| c5fabb3c-1ae1-4648-898f-d3b98167d63e | Billing Admin              | Billing Admin              |
| 5dc84d0d-4fdd-4ec2-a223-71341b6d7695 | API RO User                | API RO User                |
| 1faa93f2-b889-4190-9585-4bc6e3c3596a | Database Administrator     | Database Administrator     |
| b73e44b2-b9e9-43b8-a7c1-c6a2fe2dab60 | R/W User                   | R/W User                   |
| d2cfcd63-055c-4a58-b957-8916d4a007b5 | RO User                    | RO User                    |
| a25baf86-1bde-43d2-86ac-647e3d884bbc | UI View Only               | UI View Only               |
| 892c45bb-d395-488c-9428-8a50f7013e3b | Admin Svc Acct             | Admin Svc Acct             |
| c3cdd2a6-29d5-43b9-b929-8d878066d1c4 | My Custom Role             | My Custom Role             |
+--------------------------------------+----------------------------+----------------------------+

role list options

Expand to see all role list options 
NAME
        astra role list - Display the list of Roles in an organization

SYNOPSIS
        astra role list [ {-cf | --config-file} <CONFIG_FILE> ]
                [ {-conf | --config} <CONFIG_SECTION> ] [ --env <Environment> ]
                [ --no-color ] [ {-o | --output} <FORMAT> ]
                [ --token <AUTH_TOKEN> ] [ {-v | --verbose} ]

OPTIONS
        -cf <CONFIG_FILE>, --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>
            Configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        -conf <CONFIG_SECTION>, --config <CONFIG_SECTION>
            Section in configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        --env <Environment>
            Astra Environment to use

        --no-color
            Remove all colors in output

        -o <FORMAT>, --output <FORMAT>
            Output format, valid values are: human,json,csv

        --token <AUTH_TOKEN>
            Key to use authenticate each call.

        -v, --verbose
            Verbose mode with log in console

Get role details

Use the astra role get or astra role describe command to get information about a specific role in your Astra organization:

astra role get "ROLE"
astra role describe "ROLE"

Replace ROLE with the name or ID of the role you want to get information about.

Result 
+----------------+--------------------------------------------------------+
| Attribute      | Value                                                  |
+----------------+--------------------------------------------------------+
| Identifier     | c3cdd2a6-29d5-43b9-b929-8d878066d1b4                   |
| Name           | My Custom Role                                         |
| Description    | My Custom Role                                         |
| Effect         | allow                                                  |
|                |                                                        |
| Resources      | [0] drn:astra:org:2dbd3c55-6a68-4b5b-9155-5be9d41823e8 |
|                |                                                        |
|                |                                                        |
| Actions        | [0] db-graphql                                         |
|                | [1] db-rest                                            |
|                | [2] db-cql                                             |
|                | [3] db-all-keyspace-create                             |
|                | [4] db-all-keyspace-describe                           |
|                | [5] db-keyspace-alter                                  |
|                | [6] db-keyspace-authorize                              |
|                | [7] db-keyspace-create                                 |
|                | [8] db-keyspace-describe                               |
|                | [9] db-keyspace-drop                                   |
|                | [10] db-keyspace-grant                                 |
|                | [11] db-keyspace-modify                                |
|                | [12] org-db-view                                       |
|                | [13] org-user-write                                    |
|                | [14] org-user-read                                     |
|                | [15] org-db-create                                     |
|                | [16] org-write                                         |
|                | [17] org-read                                          |
|                | [18] org-db-terminate                                  |
|                | [19] org-role-write                                    |
|                | [20] org-role-read                                     |
|                | [21] org-db-expand                                     |
|                | [22] org-external-auth-write                           |
|                | [23] org-external-auth-read                            |
|                | [24] org-audits-read                                   |
|                | [25] org-token-write                                   |
|                | [26] org-token-read                                    |
|                | [27] org-billing-write                                 |
|                | [28] org-billing-read                                  |
|                | [29] org-role-delete                                   |
|                | [30] accesslist-read                                   |
|                | [31] accesslist-write                                  |
|                | [32] org-db-addpeering                                 |
|                | [33] org-stream-manage                                 |
|                | [34] org-cmk-read                                      |
|                | [35] org-cmk-write                                     |
|                | [36] org-integrations-read                             |
|                | [37] org-integrations-write                            |
|                | [38] db-manage-privateendpoint                         |
|                | [39] db-manage-thirdpartymetrics                       |
|                | [40] db-manage-region                                  |
|                |                                                        |
+----------------+--------------------------------------------------------+

role get options

Expand to see all role get options 
NAME
        astra role get - Show role details

SYNOPSIS
        astra role get [ {-cf | --config-file} <CONFIG_FILE> ]
                [ {-conf | --config} <CONFIG_SECTION> ] [ --env <Environment> ]
                [ --no-color ] [ {-o | --output} <FORMAT> ]
                [ --token <AUTH_TOKEN> ] [ {-v | --verbose} ] [--] <ROLE>

OPTIONS
        -cf <CONFIG_FILE>, --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>
            Configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        -conf <CONFIG_SECTION>, --config <CONFIG_SECTION>
            Section in configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        --env <Environment>
            Astra Environment to use

        --no-color
            Remove all colors in output

        -o <FORMAT>, --output <FORMAT>
            Output format, valid values are: human,json,csv

        --token <AUTH_TOKEN>
            Key to use authenticate each call.

        -v, --verbose
            Verbose mode with log in console

        --
            This option can be used to separate command-line options from the
            list of arguments (useful when arguments might be mistaken for
            command-line options)

        <ROLE>
            Role name or identifier

role describe options

Expand to see all role describe options 
NAME
        astra role describe - Show role details

SYNOPSIS
        astra role describe [ {-cf | --config-file} <CONFIG_FILE> ]
                [ {-conf | --config} <CONFIG_SECTION> ] [ --env <Environment> ]
                [ --no-color ] [ {-o | --output} <FORMAT> ]
                [ --token <AUTH_TOKEN> ] [ {-v | --verbose} ] [--] <ROLE>

OPTIONS
        -cf <CONFIG_FILE>, --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>
            Configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        -conf <CONFIG_SECTION>, --config <CONFIG_SECTION>
            Section in configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        --env <Environment>
            Astra Environment to use

        --no-color
            Remove all colors in output

        -o <FORMAT>, --output <FORMAT>
            Output format, valid values are: human,json,csv

        --token <AUTH_TOKEN>
            Key to use authenticate each call.

        -v, --verbose
            Verbose mode with log in console

        --
            This option can be used to separate command-line options from the
            list of arguments (useful when arguments might be mistaken for
            command-line options)

        <ROLE>
            Role name or identifier

Get a list of tokens

Use the astra token list command to list all of the application tokens in your Astra organization:

astra token list

token list options

Expand to see all token list options 
NAME
        astra token list - Display the list of tokens in an organization

SYNOPSIS
        astra token list [ {-cf | --config-file} <CONFIG_FILE> ]
                [ {-conf | --config} <CONFIG_SECTION> ] [ --env <Environment> ]
                [ --no-color ] [ {-o | --output} <FORMAT> ]
                [ --token <AUTH_TOKEN> ] [ {-v | --verbose} ]

OPTIONS
        -cf <CONFIG_FILE>, --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>
            Configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        -conf <CONFIG_SECTION>, --config <CONFIG_SECTION>
            Section in configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        --env <Environment>
            Astra Environment to use

        --no-color
            Remove all colors in output

        -o <FORMAT>, --output <FORMAT>
            Output format, valid values are: human,json,csv

        --token <AUTH_TOKEN>
            Key to use authenticate each call.

        -v, --verbose
            Verbose mode with log in console

Create an application token

Use the astra token create command to create a new application token in your Astra organization:

astra token create -r "ROLE"

Replace ROLE with the name or ID of the role you want to assign to the token.

Result 
[OK]    A new token has been created.
+----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Attribute      | Value                                                                                                                            |
+----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Client Id      | loOxcdFLZWvCUIMIWFWEWhfX                                                                                                         |
| Client Secret  | 8wAswCxcmIxLtj4g812s2mekoPLWSDXQGQsf+OzQyRhXAUp0aFfCSHqP2gwvDqS51Uxngu+56DuUttT506M64DSnJMXmGiEtZjgi2e+vCgpiOcepX6bmIja9.rGTKuuo |
| Token          | AstraCS:FZm...                                                                                                                   |
+----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

token create options

Expand to see all token create options 
NAME
        astra token create - Display the list of tokens in an organization

SYNOPSIS
        astra token create [ {-cf | --config-file} <CONFIG_FILE> ]
                [ {-conf | --config} <CONFIG_SECTION> ] [ --env <Environment> ]
                [ --no-color ] [ {-o | --output} <FORMAT> ]
                {-r | --role} <ROLE> [ --token <AUTH_TOKEN> ]
                [ {-v | --verbose} ]

OPTIONS
        -cf <CONFIG_FILE>, --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>
            Configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        -conf <CONFIG_SECTION>, --config <CONFIG_SECTION>
            Section in configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        --env <Environment>
            Astra Environment to use

        --no-color
            Remove all colors in output

        -o <FORMAT>, --output <FORMAT>
            Output format, valid values are: human,json,csv

        -r <ROLE>, --role <ROLE>
            Identifier of the role for this token

        --token <AUTH_TOKEN>
            Key to use authenticate each call.

        -v, --verbose
            Verbose mode with log in console

Show the current token

Use the astra token get command to show the current token being used by the Astra CLI:

astra token get
Result 
AstraCS:FZm...

token get options

Expand to see all token get options 
NAME
        astra token get - Show current token

SYNOPSIS
        astra token get [ {-cf | --config-file} <CONFIG_FILE> ]
                [ {-conf | --config} <CONFIG_SECTION> ] [ --env <Environment> ]
                [ --no-color ] [ {-o | --output} <FORMAT> ]
                [ --token <AUTH_TOKEN> ] [ {-v | --verbose} ]

OPTIONS
        -cf <CONFIG_FILE>, --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>
            Configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        -conf <CONFIG_SECTION>, --config <CONFIG_SECTION>
            Section in configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        --env <Environment>
            Astra Environment to use

        --no-color
            Remove all colors in output

        -o <FORMAT>, --output <FORMAT>
            Output format, valid values are: human,json,csv

        --token <AUTH_TOKEN>
            Key to use authenticate each call.

        -v, --verbose
            Verbose mode with log in console

Delete an application token

Application tokens never expire.

Use the astra token delete or astra token revoke command to delete an application token from your Astra organization:

astra token delete "CLIENT_ID"
astra token revoke "CLIENT_ID"

Replace CLIENT_ID with the client ID of the token that you want to delete. To get a token’s client ID, see Get a list of tokens.

Result 
[OK]    Your token has been deleted.

token delete options

Expand to see all token delete options 
NAME
        astra token delete - Delete a token

SYNOPSIS
        astra token delete [ {-cf | --config-file} <CONFIG_FILE> ]
                [ {-conf | --config} <CONFIG_SECTION> ] [ --env <Environment> ]
                [ --no-color ] [ {-o | --output} <FORMAT> ]
                [ --token <AUTH_TOKEN> ] [ {-v | --verbose} ] [--] <TOKEN>

OPTIONS
        -cf <CONFIG_FILE>, --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>
            Configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        -conf <CONFIG_SECTION>, --config <CONFIG_SECTION>
            Section in configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        --env <Environment>
            Astra Environment to use

        --no-color
            Remove all colors in output

        -o <FORMAT>, --output <FORMAT>
            Output format, valid values are: human,json,csv

        --token <AUTH_TOKEN>
            Key to use authenticate each call.

        -v, --verbose
            Verbose mode with log in console

        --
            This option can be used to separate command-line options from the
            list of arguments (useful when arguments might be mistaken for
            command-line options)

        <TOKEN>
            token identifier

token revoke options

Expand to see all token revoke options 
NAME
        astra token revoke - Revoke a token (delete)

SYNOPSIS
        astra token revoke [ {-cf | --config-file} <CONFIG_FILE> ]
                [ {-conf | --config} <CONFIG_SECTION> ] [ --env <Environment> ]
                [ --no-color ] [ {-o | --output} <FORMAT> ]
                [ --token <AUTH_TOKEN> ] [ {-v | --verbose} ] [--] <TOKEN>

OPTIONS
        -cf <CONFIG_FILE>, --config-file <CONFIG_FILE>
            Configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        -conf <CONFIG_SECTION>, --config <CONFIG_SECTION>
            Section in configuration file (default = ~/.astrarc)

        --env <Environment>
            Astra Environment to use

        --no-color
            Remove all colors in output

        -o <FORMAT>, --output <FORMAT>
            Output format, valid values are: human,json,csv

        --token <AUTH_TOKEN>
            Key to use authenticate each call.

        -v, --verbose
            Verbose mode with log in console

        --
            This option can be used to separate command-line options from the
            list of arguments (useful when arguments might be mistaken for
            command-line options)

        <TOKEN>
            token identifier

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