A Fluvio profile contains the a reference to cluster’s connection details.

Profile details are stored in the Fluvio configuration file at ~/.fluvio/config.

Prints out the name of the active Fluvio profile.

Print the name of the current context	Options:
Usage: fluvio profile current	  -h, --help  Print help

Example usage:

$ fluvio profile current
local

Deletes the specified Fluvio cluster connection profile from your Fluvio configuration (~/.fluvio/config).

This will not delete a cluster. See fluvio cluster delete for more info.

Delete the named profile
Usage: fluvio profile delete <profile name>
Arguments:
  <profile name>  
Options:
  -h, --help  Print help

Deletes only cluster connection information from your profile.

This will not delete a cluster. See fluvio cluster delete for more info.

Delete the named cluster
Usage: fluvio profile delete-cluster [OPTIONS] <cluster name>
Arguments:
  <cluster name>  The name of a cluster connection to delete
Options:
  -f, --force  Deletes a cluster even if its active
  -h, --help   Print help

Example usage:

$ fluvio profile delete-cluster local
Cluster local deleted

Changes the active CLI profile.

Switch to the named profile
Usage: fluvio profile switch <profile name>
Arguments:
  <profile name>  
Options:
  -h, --help  Print help

Prints a table of your profiles, including the address of the associated cluster and which profile is active.

Display the entire Fluvio configuration
Usage: fluvio profile list [OPTIONS]
Options:
  -O, --output <type>  Output [default: table] [possible values: table, yaml, json]
  -h, --help           Print help

Example usage:

$ fluvio profile list
    PROFILE    CLUSTER    ADDRESS                          TLS
 *  minikube   minikube   10.99.16.213:9003                Disabled
    local      local      localhost:9003                   Disabled