Configure Deployment Token Expiration Date (CLI)

You can use the tokens CLI command to create and manage deployment tokens, including setting the token expiration date.

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When endpoint security is enabled for a deployment, an access token must be provided. In some cases, endpoint security is enabled by default and cannot be disabled.

To get help, run the following command:

aioli tokens -h

Token Expiration Date Formats in CLI Commands #

When using CLI commands to define token expiration dates, there are multiple formats.

1. Timestamp Format #

The timestamp format specifies the exact date and time when the token will expire, including the timezone. This format uses the RFC 3339 standard.

Example:

aioli token create iris-deployment-tokens-test --description "test token description" --expiration "2026-07-31T15:29:38Z"

2. Simple Date-Time Format #

You can use a simple date-time format for defining token expiration dates.

Example:

aioli token create iris-deployment-tokens-test --description "test token description" --expiration "2026-07-19 15:29:38"

3. Simple Date Format #

The simple date format specifies the expiration date without the time component.

Example:

aioli token create iris-deployment-tokens-test --description "test token description" --expiration "2026-07-19"