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/usr/bin/toxiproxy-cli

TCP proxy for simulating network and system conditions to test application resiliency

From toxiproxy 2.13.0-r5 (enterprise-packages), captured 2026-11-08 by running toxiproxy-cli --help (exit 0). permalink

NAME:
   toxiproxy-cli - Simulate network and system conditions

USAGE:
   toxiproxy-cli [global options] command [command options]

VERSION:
   v2.13.0

COMMANDS:
   list, l, li, ls  list all proxies
                      usage: 'toxiproxy-cli list'

   inspect, i, ins  inspect a single proxy
                      usage: 'toxiproxy-cli inspect <proxyName>'

   create, c, new   create a new proxy
                      usage: 'toxiproxy-cli create --listen <addr> --upstream <addr> <proxyName>'

   toggle, tog        toggle enabled status on a proxy
                        usage: 'toxiproxy-cli toggle <proxyName>'

   delete, d          delete a proxy
                        usage: 'toxiproxy-cli delete <proxyName>'

   toxic, t           add, remove or update a toxic
                        usage: see 'toxiproxy-cli toxic'

   help, h          Shows a list of commands or help for one command

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
   --host value, -h value  toxiproxy host to connect to (default: "http://localhost:8474") [$TOXIPROXY_URL]
   --auth-token value      token to authenticate with the toxiproxy API [$TOXIPROXY_AUTH_TOKEN]
   --help                  show help (default: false)
   --version, -v           print the version
Options (4)
OptionDescriptionSource
--host, -h valuetoxiproxy host to connect to (default: "http://localhost:8474") [$TOXIPROXY_URL]help
--auth-token valuetoken to authenticate with the toxiproxy API [$TOXIPROXY_AUTH_TOKEN]help
--helpshow help (default: false)help
--version, -vprint the versionhelp

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