tdk auth service-token create

Create a service token in one of your two slots.

The token is shown once, here, and cannot be recovered afterwards: the server keeps only a SHA-256 digest of it.

tdk auth service-token create \
  --slot slot-example \
  --expires-in-days expires_in_days-example \
  --comment comment-example \
  --format table \
  --profile production

Flag	Type	Required	Description
--slot	string	Optional	Which slot to fill, 1 or 2.
--expires-in-days	string	Optional	Days until the token expires, or -1 for a token that never expires (only where the deployment permits it). There is no default.
--comment	string	Optional	A label, so the two slots tell themselves apart.
-o, --format	table | json | yaml	Optional	Output format. Defaults to table.
--profile	string	Optional	Profile whose connection and settings this command uses: '<NAME>-connection.json' and '<NAME>-options.json' under the Tabsdata directory. Default: the profile set with 'tdk set --profile', else 'connection.json' and 'options.json'.