operator
The operator command groups subcommands for operators interacting with Vault.
Most users will not need to interact with these commands.
Examples
Initialize a new Vault cluster:
$ vault operator initUnseal Key 1: sP/4C/fwIDjJmHEC2bi/1Pa43uKhsUQMmiB31GRzFc0RUnseal Key 2: kHkw2xTBelbDFIMEgEC8NVX7NDSAZ+rdgBJ/HuJwxOX+Unseal Key 3: +1+1ZnkQDfJFHDZPRq0wjFxEuEEHxDDOQxa8JJ/AYWcbUnseal Key 4: cewseNJTLovmFrgpyY+9Hi5OgJlJgGGCg7PZyiVdPwN0Unseal Key 5: wyd7rMGWX5fi0k36X4e+C4myt5CoTmJsHJ0rdYT7BQcFInitial Root Token: 6662bb4a-afd0-4b6b-faad-e237fb564568# ...Force a Vault to resign leadership in a cluster:
$ vault operator step-downSuccess! Stepped down: https://127.0.0.1:8200Rotate Vault's underlying encryption key:
$ vault operator rotateSuccess! Rotated keyKey Term 2Install Time 01 Jan 07 12:30 UTCUsage
Usage: vault operator <subcommand> [options] [args] # ...Subcommands: generate-root Generates a new root token import Import secrets from external systems into Vault init Initializes a server key-status Provides information about the active encryption key rekey Generates new unseal keys rotate Rotates the underlying encryption key seal Seals the Vault server step-down Forces Vault to resign active duty unseal Unseals the Vault serverFor more information, examples, and usage about a subcommand, click on the name of the subcommand in the sidebar.