DC/OS DocumentationYou can connect the CLI to multiple DC/OS clusters using dcos cluster. dcos cluster has subcommands to set up connections to and attach to clusters and rename and remove clusters.
Setting up a connection to a cluster stores connection configuration in the file <home-directory>/.dcos/clusters/<cluster_id>/dcos.toml, attaches to the cluster, and authenticates to DC/OS. Attaching to a connected cluster sets it as the active cluster.
Setting up a connection to a cluster
To set up a connection to a cluster, run the dcos cluster setup command, replacing <dcos_url> with the cluster URL:
dcos cluster setup <dcos_url>
Attaching to a cluster
To attach to a connected cluster, run the dcos cluster attach command, replacing <name> with the cluster name:
dcos cluster attach <name>
Viewing connected clusters
To view all connected clusters, run the dcos cluster list command. The command lists the cluster name, cluster ID, DC/OS version (if the cluster is reachable), and the URL of the master node. The attached cluster has an asterisk (*) by its cluster name. In this example, the cluster named dcosdev is attached:
NAME CLUSTER ID VERSION URL
dcosprod 5f7fb957-6daf-446e-8689-0b5b476b2d39 1.10.0 https://dcosclus-eosy.us-west-2.elb.amazonaws.com
dcosdev* cf96739f-f800-42ea-95d7-d60acc689194 1.10.0 https://dcosclus-5m65.us-west-2.elb.amazonaws.com
To view only the attached cluster, run the dcos cluster list --attached command.
Renaming a cluster
You can rename a connected cluster with the dcos cluster rename <old-name> <new-name> command. For example, to rename your cluster from dcosdev to dcoslive:
dcos cluster rename dcosdev dcoslive
Removing a cluster
You can remove a connected cluster with the dcos cluster remove <name> command. For example, to remove the cluster dcosdev:
dcos cluster remove dcosdev
If you remove the attached cluster, dcos commands to perform operations such as installing packages on the cluster will fail until you attach another connected cluster.