/usr/local/bin/teleport-update

Usage: teleport-update [<flags>] <command> [<args> ...]

Teleport Updater

The Teleport Updater applies Managed Updates to a Teleport agent installation.

The Teleport Updater supports update scheduling and automated rollbacks.

Find out more at https://goteleport.com/docs/upgrading/agent-managed-updates

Flags:
  -d, --[no-]debug      Verbose logging to stdout.
      --log-format      Controls the format of output logs. Can be `json` or `text`. Defaults to
                        `text`.
  -i, --install-suffix  Suffix for creating an agent installation outside of the default $PATH.
                        Note: this changes the default data directory.
      --[no-]insecure   Insecure mode disables certificate verification. Do not use in production.
      --[no-]enable-staging-signature-verify
                        Enable detached signature verification for staging CDN artifacts that would
                        otherwise skip verification

Commands:
  help           Show help.
  version        Print the version of your teleport-update binary.
  enable         Enable agent managed updates and perform initial installation or update. This creates a systemd timer that periodically runs the update subcommand.
  disable        Disable agent managed updates. Does not affect the active installation of Teleport.
  pin            Install Teleport and lock the updater to the installed version.
  unpin          Unpin the current version, allowing it to be updated.
  update         Update the agent to the latest version, if a new version is available.
  link-package   Link the system installation of Teleport from the Teleport package, if managed updates is disabled.
  unlink-package Unlink the system installation of Teleport from the Teleport package.
  status         Show Teleport agent auto-update status.
  uninstall      Uninstall the updater-managed installation of Teleport. If the Teleport package is installed, it is restored as the primary installation.

Try 'teleport-update help [command]' to get help for a given command.