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tgcloud

Manage TigerGraph Cloud instances

TLDR

Log in to TigerGraph Cloud
$ tgcloud login
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List solutions (cloud instances)
$ tgcloud solution list
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Create a solution interactively
$ tgcloud solution create
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Start a solution
$ tgcloud solution start [solution_id]
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Stop a solution
$ tgcloud solution stop [solution_id]
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Terminate (delete) a solution
$ tgcloud solution terminate [solution_id]
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Backup a solution
$ tgcloud backup create [solution_id]
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SYNOPSIS

tgcloud command [subcommand] [options]

DESCRIPTION

tgcloud is the command-line interface for managing TigerGraph Cloud graph database instances ("solutions"). It provides programmatic control over cloud-hosted TigerGraph deployments, enabling instance lifecycle management (create, start, stop, terminate), backup operations, and user/organization management.The tool is designed for automation and scripting workflows, allowing DevOps teams to manage TigerGraph Cloud infrastructure from the terminal or CI/CD pipelines without using the web console.

PARAMETERS

--help, -h

Show command help.
--verbose
Verbose output.

SUBCOMMANDS

login

Authenticate against TigerGraph Cloud using your account credentials or API token.
logout
Sign out of the current session.
solution list
List all solutions (cloud instances) in the account.
solution create
Create a new solution (configure region, tier, version, etc.).
solution start id / solution stop id
Start or stop a solution.
solution terminate id
Permanently delete a solution and its data.
backup create id / backup list id / backup restore id
Manage solution backups.
user list
List users in the organization.

CAVEATS

Requires a TigerGraph Cloud account and active subscription. Authentication via tgcloud login is mandatory before other commands. Terminate operations are irreversible and delete all data in the solution unless a backup exists.

HISTORY

tgcloud is the official CLI for TigerGraph Cloud, the managed offering of the TigerGraph graph database platform.

SEE ALSO

gsql(1), neo4j(1)

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