gcloud alpha iam service-accounts config export

gcloud alpha iam service-accounts config export - export the configuration for a Iam service account

gcloud alpha iam service-accounts config export ([SERVICE_ACCOUNT]] --all) [--path=PATH; default="-"] [--resource-format=RESOURCE_FORMAT] [GCLOUD_WIDE_FLAG …]

Service account configurations can be exported in Kubernetes Resource Model (krm) or Terraform HCL formats. The default format is krm.

Specifying --all allows you to export the configurations for all service accounts within the project.

Specifying --path allows you to export the configuration(s) to a local directory.

gcloud alpha iam service-accounts config export my-service-account

To export the configuration for a service account to a file, run:

gcloud alpha iam service-accounts config export my-service-account --path=/path/to/dir/

To export the configuration for a service account in Terraform HCL format, run:

gcloud alpha iam service-accounts config export my-service-account --resource-format=terraform

To export the configurations for all service accounts within a project, run:

gcloud alpha iam service-accounts config export --all

Exactly one of these must be specified:

SERVICE_ACCOUNT

ID of the serviceAccount or fully qualified identifier for the serviceAccount.

To set the service_account attribute:

• provide the argument service_account on the command line.

--all

Retrieve all resources within the project. If --path is specified and is a valid directory, resources will be output as individual files based on resource name and scope. If --path is not specified, resources will be streamed to stdout.

--path=PATH; default="-"

Path of the directory or file to output configuration(s). To output configurations to stdout, specify "--path=-".

--resource-format=RESOURCE_FORMAT

Format of the configuration to export. Available configuration formats are Kubernetes Resource Model YAML (krm) or Terraform HCL (terraform). Command defaults to "krm". RESOURCE_FORMAT must be one of: krm, terraform.

Run $ gcloud help for details.