List or describe keypair profiles

Requirements

Using keypair profiles is an account-level control.
Your account admin can permit or prohibit other users from working with keypair profiles.
You can only use this flow if you have enabled keypair profiles as a requirement for keypair generation.
You must specify the alias and algorithm at the time of generation if keypair profiles are not enabled.

Keypair profile commands begin with:

smctl keypair profile

smctl kp profile

smctl keypair profiles

smctl keypair keypairprofile

smctl keypair keyprofiles

Keypair profile commands support these subcommands:

Table 1. Subcommands for listing or describing keypair profiles

Shortcut	Subcommand	Description
desc	describe	Get details for a keypair profile ID.
ls	list	List keypair profiles.

Describe keypair profile commands begin with:

smctl keypair profile describe

smctl kp profile desc

Flags

Describe keypair profile commands support these flags:

Table 2. Flags for listing and describing keypair profiles

Shortcut	Flag	Description
	--account-id string	Account ID for the user. Format: --account-id="<value>"
-h	--help	Help for keypair profiles.

Shortcut

Flag

Description

--account-id string

Account ID for the user.

Format:

--account-id="<value>"

-h

--help

Help for keypair profiles.

Example

Description: Describe the keypair profile with the provided keypair profile ID.

Command:

smctl keypair profiles describe <keypair profile id> <account id string>

Command sample:

smctl keypair profiles describe a609c6e6-fc89-48ff-a071-1d7001580452

List keypair profile commands begin with:

smctl keypair profile list

smctl kp profile ls