adj signup
Create a new org (you become its admin) and log in
Create a new organization on an adj server and log in as its founding admin.
Admins are developers too: the account created here can provision instances like any other member, plus manage the org (invites, users, quota, clusters).
Missing values are prompted for interactively (the password is read without echo). Prefer the ADJ_PASSWORD environment variable over --password, which is discouraged as it can leak via shell history and the process list.
Already have an org? Use 'adj login'. Got an invite token? Use 'adj join'.
Usage
adj signup [flags]
Flags
| Flag | Shorthand | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--context |
— |
context name to store under (default: the org slug) | |
--email |
— |
admin email (else prompt) | |
--org-name |
— |
organization display name (else prompt) | |
--org |
— |
org slug used at login (else prompt) | |
--password |
— |
password (DISCOURAGED — prefer ADJ_PASSWORD or the prompt) | |
--server |
— |
server base URL (else the context's server, else prompt) |
Global flags
| Flag | Shorthand | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--output |
-o | table |
output format: table|json|yaml |
--token |
— |
access token (overrides the active context) | |
--verbose |
-v | false |
log requests to stderr |
Subcommands
- adj signup accept-invite — Accept an org invite and log in (alias of 'adj join')
- adj signup init — Guided onboarding: org, cluster, and AWS data plane