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The config command helps manage the global configuration for the Anbox Management Service (AMS). See AMS configuration for a list of
available configuration items.
amc config <subcommand>
Subcommands
The following subcommands are available:
set
Update a single configuration of the AMS.
amc config set <config_name> <config_value>
show
Display all configuration of the AMS.
amc config show
trust
Manage trusted clients that can communicate with AMS. You can add or remove client certificates as needed to allow or block communication with AMS.
The amc config trust command can be used with three subcommands - add, list and remove.
The add command adds a new trusted client that can communicate with the AMS:
amc config trust add <certificate_path>
The list command displays a list of trusted clients:
amc config trust list --format=table
where --format controls the output formatting. table, json and yaml are allowed values while table is the default value.
The remove command removes a client from the list of trusted clients. You can also use rm as an alias.
amc config trust remove <client_name>