The remote command allows interacting with remote Anbox Management Service (AMS) daemons. See How to control AMS remotely for more information.
amc remote <subcommand>
Subcommands
The following subcommands are available:
add
Add a remote AMS daemon. Note that if you set up a trust password on the daemon, provide the password when running the command.
amc remote add <remote_name> <remote_url> [trust_password] --accept-certificate
where --accept-certificate is to implicitly accept the remote server certificate.
list
List registered remotes. You can also use the alias ls.
amc remote list --format=json
where --format is to control output formatting. The valid values are table, json and csv. The default format is table.
remove
Remove a registered remote.
amc remote remove <remote_name>
set-default
Set the default remote which is the primary remote used for requests.
amc remote set-default <remote_name>
set-url
Set the URL of an existing remote.
amc remote set-url <remote_name> <remote_url>