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Get Started with pb | Parseable

Installation

Download the latest release from GitHub for your OS. Extract the contents of the tar file, and move the pb binary to a location in your $PATH. For example:

wget https://github.com/parseablehq/pb/releases/download/v0.4.0/pb_0.4.0_linux_amd64.tar.gz
tar -xzf pb_0.4.0_linux_amd64.tar.gz
chmod +x pb
mv pb /usr/local/bin

You can also use pb with Docker. For example, to run the pb stream list command in a Docker container:

docker run parseable/pb stream list

This will list all the streams in the default profile i.e. demo that points to the Demo Parseable Server.

Profile

A profile is a named configuration for connecting to a Parseable Server. ``pbships with a profile calleddemowhich points to the [Demo Parseable Server](https://demo.parseable.com).pb` can be used to configure several profiles.

Profile command has the following sub-commands:

add

You can create a new profile by running the pb profile create command. For example:

pb profile add mydemo https://demo.parseable.com admin admin

list

List add the profiles by running the pb profile list command. For example:

pb profile list

default

To avoid setting the a profile for every command, you can set the default profile by running the pb profile default command. For example:

pb profile default mydemo

By default the demo profile is set as the default profile.

delete

You can delete a profile by running the pb profile delete command. For example:

pb profile delete mydemo

Stream Management

A stream is a collection of log events. pb can be used to manage streams on a Parseable server. Stream command has the following sub-commands:

add

You can create a new stream by running the pb stream add command. For example:

pb stream add teststream

info

You can get information about a stream by running the pb stream info command. For example:

pb stream info frontend

list

You can list all the streams by running the pb stream list command. For example:

pb stream list

remove

You can remove a stream by running the pb stream remove command. For example:

pb stream remove teststream

Version

Version command helps you get the version of pb instance and the connected Parseable server.

pb version
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