# CLI Options
# top-level commands
audit
Runs a one-time audit.
auth
Authenticate polaris with Fairwinds Insights
dashboard
Runs the webserver for Polaris dashboard.
fix
Fix Infrastructure as code files.
help
Prints help, if you give it a command then it will print help for that command. Same as -h
version
Prints the version of Polaris
webhook
Runs the webhook webserver.
# global flags
-c, --config string Location of Polaris configuration file.
-x, --context string Set the kube context.
--disallow-exemptions Disallow any exemptions from configuration file.
--disallow-config-exemptions Disallow exemptions set within the configuration file.
--disallow-annotation-exemptions Disallow any exemption defined as a controller annotation.
--kubeconfig string Paths to a kubeconfig. Only required if out-of-cluster.
--insights-host string Fairwinds Insights host URL. (default "https://insights.fairwinds.com")
--log-level string Logrus log level. (default "info")
# dashboard flags
--audit-path string If specified, audits one or more YAML files instead of a cluster.
--base-path string Path on which the dashboard is served. (default "/")
--display-name string An optional identifier for the audit.
-h, --help help for dashboard
--listening-address string Listening Address for the dashboard webserver.
--load-audit-file string Runs the dashboard with data saved from a past audit.
-p, --port int Port for the dashboard webserver. (default 8080)
# audit flags
--audit-path string If specified, audits one or more YAML files instead of a cluster.
--checks strings Optional flag to specify specific checks to check
--cluster-name string Set --cluster-name to a descriptive name for the cluster you're auditing
--color Whether to use color in pretty format. (default true)
--display-name string An optional identifier for the audit.
-f, --format string Output format for results - json, yaml, pretty, or score. (default "json")
--helm-chart string Will fill out Helm template
--helm-values string Optional flag to add helm values
--helm-skip-tests bool Corresponds to --skip-tests of helm template
-h, --help help for audit
--namespace string Namespace to audit. Only applies to in-cluster audits
--only-show-failed-tests If specified, audit output will only show failed tests.
--output-file string Destination file for audit results.
--output-url string Destination URL to send audit results.
--quiet Suppress the 'upload to Insights' prompt.
--resource string Audit a specific resource, in the format namespace/kind/version/name, e.g. nginx-ingress/Deployment.apps/v1/default-backend.
--set-exit-code-below-score int Set an exit code of 4 when the score is below this threshold (1-100).
--set-exit-code-on-danger Set an exit code of 3 when the audit contains danger-level issues.
--severity string Severity level used to filter results. Behaves like log levels. 'danger' is the least verbose (warning, danger)
--skip-ssl-validation Skip https certificate verification
--upload-insights Upload scan results to Fairwinds Insights
# fix flags
--checks strings Optional flag to specify specific checks to fix eg. checks=hostIPCSet,hostPIDSet and checks=all applies fix to all defined checks mutations
--files-path string mutate and fix one or more YAML files in a specified folder
-h, --help help for fix
--template set to true when modifyng a YAML template, like a Helm chart (experimental)
# webhook flags
--disable-webhook-config-installer disable the installer in the webhook server, so it won't install webhook configuration resources during bootstrapping.
-h, --help help for webhook
-p, --port int Port for the dashboard webserver. (default 9876)
# auth sub-commands
login Authenticate polaris with Fairwinds Insights.
logout Log out of a Fairwinds Insights.
status View authentication status.
token Print the auth token gh is configured to use.
# Suppressing 'upload to Insights' output
When running the polaris audit
subcommand, you can suppress the following output using the --quiet flag
:
🚀 Upload your Polaris findings to Fairwinds Insights to see remediation advice, add teammates, integrate with Slack or Jira, and more: