Installing the teectl Command-Line Tool

Downloading

First, download teectl, a tool that will help you install and operate your cluster, using one of the following links:

• teectl for Linux (Intel) 64 Bits
• teectl for Linux (ARM) v6
• teectl for Linux (ARM) v7
• teectl for macOS (Intel) 64 Bits
• teectl for macOS (ARM) 64 Bits
• teectl for Windows (Intel) 64 Bits

Check the integrity of the downloaded file

Use the sha256 checksums of the binaries:

Linux

# Compare this value to the one found in traefikee_checksums.txt
sha256sum ./teectl_v2.10.18_linux_amd64.tar.gz

macOS

# Compare this value to the one found in traefikee_checksums.txt
shasum -a256 ./teectl_v2.10.18_darwin_amd64.tar.gz

Windows PowerShell

# Compare this value to the one found in traefikee_checksums.txt
Get-FileHash teectl_v2.10.18_windows_amd64.zip -Algorithm SHA256

Extract the downloaded archive

Linux

# Compare this value to the one found in traefikee_checksums.txt
tar -zxvf teectl_v2.10.18_linux_amd64.tar.gz

macOS

# Compare this value to the one found in traefikee_checksums.txt
tar -zxvf ./teectl_v2.10.18_darwin_amd64.tar.gz

Windows PowerShell

# Compare this value to the one found in traefikee_checksums.txt
Expand-Archive teectl_v2.10.18_windows_amd64.zip

Installing

Copy the teectl binary to your PATH or add its location to your environment ($PATH or %PATH% depending on your OS) and make sure it's executable:

Linux/macOS

# Example with /usr/local/bin
# These command may need sudo rights
cp ./teectl /usr/local/bin/teectl

# Should print "/usr/local/bin/teectl"
command -v teectl

Windows PowerShell

# Example with C:\Program Files
Copy-Item "teectl.exe" -Destination "C:\Program Files\teectl.exe"

# Should print "C:\Program Files\teectl.exe"
where teectl

Verifying

You can now test your installation by executing the command-line teectl without argument, it should return a simple "usage":

Command

teectl

Result

Usage: teectl [flags] <command> [<arguments>]

Use "teectl <command> --help" for help on any command.

License Monitoring

When a Traefik Enterprise controller starts for the first time, it checks the license validity.

If the license is valid, another check is done once every 24 hours.

If the controller can't communicate with the license server, a 72-day grace period starts to recover from this situation.

Once the grace period is over, the controller stops updating the proxies configuration.

Please look at the FAQ to know how to implement the license monitoring.