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Skytable {version} | https://github.com/skytable/skytable

Sayan N. <ohsayan@outlook.com>
Skytable database server

Usage: skyd [OPTION]...

skyd is the Skytable database server daemon and can be used to serve database requests.

Commands:
  repair                        Check and repair any detected database storage errors

Flags:
  -h, --help                    Display this help menu and exit.
  -v, --version                 Display the version number and exit.

Options:
  --config <path>               Set configuration options using the config file
  --tlscert <path>              Specify the path to the TLS certificate.
  --tlskey <path>               Specify the path to the TLS private key.
  --endpoint <definition>       Designate an endpoint. Format: protocol@host:port.
                                This option can be repeated to define multiple endpoints.
  --service-window <seconds>    Set the time window for the background service in seconds.
  --auth <plugin_name>          Identify the authentication plugin by name.
  --mode <dev/prod>             Set the operational mode. Note: This option is mandatory.
  --auth-plugin <plugin>        Set the auth plugin. `pwd` is a supported option
  --auth-root-password <pass>   Set the root password

Examples:
  skyd --auth-root-password "password12345678"

Notes:
  - If no `--mode` is provided, we default to `dev`
  - You must provide `--auth-root-password` to set the default root password
  - To use TLS, you must provide both `--tlscert` and `--tlskey`
  - When you run `repair`, your previous data is backed up in the `backups/` folder.
  Restore if needed.

For further assistance, refer to the official documentation here: https://docs.skytable.org