Solo CLI Reference
Canonical Solo CLI command and flag reference for end users.
Canonical Solo CLI command and flag reference for end users.
A comprehensive reference of all environment variables supported by Solo, including their purposes, default values, and expected formats. Configure Solo deployments through environment variable tuning.
Legacy-to-current Solo CLI command mappings for users migrating from pre-v0.44 command paths.
Comprehensive reference for all supported CLI flags per section of a Falcon values file, including defaults, types, and descriptions. Use this as your source of truth when customizing Falcon deployments.
Deploy a local Hiero test network with a single command using the Solo CLI. This guide covers installation, one-shot deployment, network verification, and accessing local service endpoints.
Learn how to start, stop, and restart consensus nodes, capture logs and diagnostics, and upgrade your Solo network to a new Hiero version. Master day-to-day network operations and troubleshooting.
Deploy each Solo network component individually for maximum control over configuration and debugging. Execute each step manually through the Solo CLI and integrate Solo into bespoke automation pipelines.
Learn how to properly destroy a Solo network deployment, manage resource usage, and perform a full reset when the standard destroy command fails along with how to clean up resources safely and completely.
Set up a local development environment and contribute to the Solo project. This document covers prerequisites, local setup, running tests, code formatting, version updates, cluster inspection, and pull request requirements for contributors.
Canonical Solo CLI command and flag reference, including migration guidance from legacy command paths. Use this section to look up Solo commands, subcommands, and flags.
Comprehensive guide to Solo: deploy Hiero consensus networks locally with one command or full manual control. Covers setup, deployment methods, operations, advanced features, integration, and troubleshooting.