server security

See the workflow guide for examples. Global flags such as --json go before the command; see global options.

openship server security

Inspect server advisories and review host maintenance runs

openship server security [options] [command]

Subcommand	Purpose
`get <id>`	Read cached findings and inspection freshness
`check <id>`	Inspect the host without installing packages
`runs <id>`	Read this server's patch and reboot history
`plan [options] <id> [file]`	Review exact package changes or a kernel reboot; package planning refreshes APT indexes
`apply [options] <id> [file]`	Apply the reviewed expiring token and return a server run ID

Apply the reviewed expiring token and return a server run ID

openship server security apply [options] <id> [file]

Argument	Meaning
`id`	Resource ID
`file`	JSON input file, or - for stdin

Option	Meaning
`--schema`	Print the accepted JSON schema without making a request
`-y, --yes`	Confirm this operation

Inspect the host without installing packages

openship server security check [options] <id>

Argument	Meaning
`id`	Server ID

Read cached findings and inspection freshness

openship server security get [options] <id>

Argument	Meaning
`id`	Server ID

Review exact package changes or a kernel reboot; package planning refreshes APT indexes

openship server security plan [options] <id> [file]

Argument	Meaning
`id`	Resource ID
`file`	JSON input file, or - for stdin

Option	Meaning
`--schema`	Print the accepted JSON schema without making a request

Read this server's patch and reboot history

openship server security runs [options] <id>

Argument	Meaning
`id`	Server ID