clio 6.1.0.13

Introduction

Command Line Interface clio is the utility for integration Creatio platform with development and CI/CD tools.

Please give clio-explorer, a Visual Studio code extension for clio a try! This extension provides user interface over clio commands.

Installation and features

Windows

To register clio as the global tool, run the command:

dotnet tool install clio

you can register clio for all users:

dotnet tool install clio -g

To unregister clio as the global tool, run the command:

dotnet tool uninstall clio

or for all users:

dotnet tool uninstall clio -g

More information you can see in .NET Core Global Tools overview.

Context menu

clio register

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clio unregister

MacOS

1. Download .net core for mac
2. Download and extract clio release
3. Register clio folder in PATH system variables if you want to use clio alias

Execute these commands in terminal

cd ~/clio folder/
chmod 755 clio

Execute command in terminal for success check

clio help

Help and examples

To display available commands use:

clio help

For display command help use:

clio <COMMAND_NAME> --help

Run with docker

Build

docker build -f ./install/Dockerfile -t clio .

Run

docker run -it --rm clio help
docker run -it --rm clio reg-web-app -help

Content table

• Introduction
• Installation and features
  • Windows
  • Context menu
  • MacOS
  • Help and examples
  • Run with docker
    • Build
    • Run
• Content table
• Arguments
• Packages
  • Creating new package
  • Adding new package to workspace
  • Installing package
  • Compile package
  • Pull package from remote application
  • Delete package
  • Uninstall application
  • Compress package
  • Extract package
  • Restore configuration
  • Get package list
  • Set package version
• NuGet Packages
  • Pack NuGet package
  • Push NuGet package
  • Restore NuGet package
  • Install NuGet package
  • Check packages updates in NuGet
• Application
  • Upload Licenses
  • Restart application
  • Clear redis database
  • Compile configuration
  • System settings
  • Set Base WebService Url
• Environment settings
  • Create/Update an environment
  • Delete the existing environment
  • Check environment
  • View application options
  • Open application
  • Ping application
  • Healthcheck
• Development
  • Workspaces
  • Convert package
  • Execute assembly
  • References
  • Execute custom SQL script
  • Execute dataservice request
  • Help and examples
  • Add item
  • Link Workspace to File Design Mode
• Packages
  • Creating new package
  • Installing package
  • Pull package from remote application
  • Delete package
  • Compress package
  • Extract package
  • Restore configuration
  • Get package list
  • Set package version
  • Set application version
• NuGet Packages
  • Pack NuGet package
  • Push NuGet package
  • Restore NuGet package
  • Install NuGet package
  • Check packages updates in NuGet
• Environment settings
  • Create/Update an environment
  • Delete the existing environment
  • Check environment
  • View application options
  • Open application
  • Ping application
• Using for CI/CD systems
• GitOps
• Installation of Creatio --Manage requirment Windows features

Arguments

• <PACKAGE_NAME> - package name
• <ENVIRONMENT_NAME> - environment name
• <COMMAND_NAME> - clio command name

Packages

Creating new package

To create a new package project, use the next command:

 clio new-pkg <PACKAGE_NAME>

you can set reference on local core assembly by using Creatio file design mode with command in Pkg directory

 clio new-pkg <PACKAGE_NAME> -r bin

add package

When creating package with option -a True then an app-descriptor.json will be created. All subsequent packages will be added to app-descriptor.json.

#To add package with app descriptor
 clio add-package <PACKAGE_NAME> -a True

 #To add package without app descriptor
 clio add-package <PACKAGE_NAME> -a False

Installing package

To install package from directory, you can use the next command: for non-compressed package in current folder

clio push-pkg <PACKAGE_NAME>

or for .gz packages you can use command:

clio push-pkg package.gz

or with full path

clio push-pkg C:\Packages\package.gz

for get installation log file specify report path parameter

clio push-pkg <PACKAGE_NAME> -r log.txt

install one or more applications from marketplace.creatio.com

clio push-pkg --id 22966 10096

[!IMPORTANT] When you work with packages from Application Hub, you need use command push-app with same parameters like push-pkg. For example

clio push-app C:\Packages\package.gz

Compile package

For compile package

clio compile-package <PACKAGE NAME>

//or

clio compile-package <PACKAGE NAME> -e <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

Pull package from remote application

To download package to a local file system from application, use command:

clio pull-pkg <PACKAGE_NAME>

for pull package from non default application

clio pull-pkg <PACKAGE_NAME> -e <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

Applies to Creatio 7.14.0 and up

Delete package

To delete a package, use the next command:

clio delete-pkg-remote <PACKAGE_NAME>

for delete for non default application

clio delete-pkg-remote <PACKAGE_NAME> -e <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

Download application

clio download-app <APP_NAME|APP_CODE> -e <ENVIRONMENT_NAME> 
#or
clio download-app <APP_NAME|APP_CODE> -e <ENVIRONMENT_NAME> --FilePath <FILE_PATH.ZIP>

Deploy application

clio deploy-application <APP_NAME|APP_CODE> -e <SOURCE_ENVIRONMENT_NAME> -d <DESTINATION_ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

#or omit -e argument to take application from default environment

clio deploy-app <APP_NAME|APP_CODE> -d <DESTINATION_ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

Uninstall application

To uninstall application, use the next command:

clio uninstall-app-remote <APP_NAME|APP_CODE>

x

Compress package

To compress package into *.gz archive for directory which contains package folder

clio generate-pkg-zip <PACKAGE_NAME>

or you can specify full path for package and .gz file

clio generate-pkg-zip  C:\Packages\package -d C:\Store\package.gz

List Installed Applications

The get-app-list command, also short alias as apps, is used to list all the installed applications in the selected environment. This command is useful when you want to check which applications are currently installed in your Creatio environment.

clio get-app-list

#or 

clio apps

Extract package

For package from *.gz archive

clio extract-pkg-zip <package>.gz -d c:\Pkg\<package>

Restore configuration

Restore configuration

clio restore-configuration

Restore configuration without rollback data

clio restore-configuration -d

Restore configuration without sql backward compatibility check

clio restore-configuration -f

Get package list

To get packages list in selected environment, use the next command:

clio get-pkg-list

for filter results, use -f option

clio get-pkg-list -f clio

Set package version

Set a specified package version into descriptor.json by specified package path.

clio set-pkg-version <PACKAGE PATH> -v <PACKAGE VERSION>

Set application version

Set a specified composable application version into application-descriptor.json by specified workspace or package path.

clio set-app-version <WORKSPACE PATH> -v <APP VERSION>

// or

clio set-app-versin -f <PACKAGE FOLDER PATH> -v <APP VERSION>

Enable/Disable pkg hotfix mode

To see full description about Hot Fix mode visit Creatio Academy

# To enable hot-fix mode for a package  
clio pkg-hotfix <PACKAGE_NAME> true -e <ENVIRONMENT_NAME> 

# To disable hot-fix mode for a package 
clio pkg-hotfix <PACKAGE_NAME> false -e <ENVIRONMENT_NAME> 

Marketplace Catalog

List marketplace applications

clio catalog

List marketplace applications and highlight search words

clio catalog -n Data

NuGet Packages

Pack NuGet package

To pack creatio package to a NuGet package (*.nupkg), use the next command:

pack-nuget-pkg <CREATIO_PACKAGE_PATH> [--Dependencies <PACKAGE_NAME_1>[:<PACKAGE_VERSION_1>][,<PACKAGE_NAME_2>[:<PACKAGE_VERSION_2>],...]>] [--NupkgDirectory <NUGET_PACKAGE_PATH>]

Default value of 'PACKAGE_VERSION' argument it's last package version.

Default value of 'NupkgDirectory' argument it's current directory.

Push NuGet package

To push NuGet package (*.nupkg) to a NuGet repository, use the next command:

push-nuget-pkg <NUGET_PACKAGE_PATH> --ApiKey <APIKEY_NUGET_REPOSITORY> --Source <URL_NUGET_REPOSITORY>

Restore NuGet package

To restore NuGet package (*.nupkg) to destination restoring package directory , use the next command:

restore-nuget-pkg  <PACKAGE_NAME>[:<PACKAGE_VERSION>] [--DestinationDirectory <DESTINATION_DIRECTORY>] [--Source <URL_NUGET_REPOSITORY>]

Default value of 'PACKAGE_VERSION' argument it's last package version.

Default value of 'DestinationDirectory' argument it's current directory.

Default value of 'Source' argument: https://www.nuget.org/api/v2

Install NuGet package

To install NuGet package to a web application Creatio, use the next command:

clio install-nuget-pkg <PACKAGE_NAME>[:<PACKAGE_VERSION>] [--Source <URL_NUGET_REPOSITORY>]

you can install NuGet package of last version:

clio install-nuget-pkg <PACKAGE_NAME> [--Source <URL_NUGET_REPOSITORY>]

for install several NuGet packages:

clio install-nuget-pkg <PACKAGE_NAME_1>[:<PACKAGE_VERSION_1>][,<PACKAGE_NAME_2>[:<PACKAGE_VERSION_2>],...]> [--Source <URL_NUGET_REPOSITORY>]

or you can install several NuGet packages of last versions:

clio install-nuget-pkg <PACKAGE_NAME_1>[,<PACKAGE_NAME_2>,...]> [--Source <URL_NUGET_REPOSITORY>]

Default value of 'PACKAGE_VERSION' argument it's last package version.

Default value of 'Source' argument: https://www.nuget.org/api/v2

Check packages updates in NuGet

To check Creatio packages updates in a NuGet repository, use the next command:

clio check-nuget-update [--Source <URL_NUGET_REPOSITORY>]

Default value of 'Source' argument: https://www.nuget.org/api/v2

Application

Upload licenses

To upload licenses to Creatio application, use the next command for default environment:

clio lic <File Path>

clio lic <File Path> -e <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

Restart application

To restart Creatio application, use the next command for default environment:

clio restart-web-app

or for register application

clio restart-web-app <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

Clear redis database

For default application

clio clear-redis-db

or non default application

clio clear-redis-db <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

Compile configuration

For compile configuration

clio compile-configuration

or

clio compile-configuration <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

for compile all

clio compile-configuration --all

System settings

To set system settings value

clio set-syssetting <CODE> <VALUE>

To read system settings value

get-syssetting <CODE> --GET -e <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

Set Base WebService Url

To configure a base url of a web service, in an environment use the following command. It may be useful when you need to change the base url of a web service in a development or testing environment.

clio set-webservice-url <WEB_SERVICE_NAME> <BASE_URL> -e <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

Version

Get versions of all known components

clio ver

Get current clio version

clio ver --clio

Get current cliogate version

clio ver --gate

Get dotnet runtime that executes clio

clio ver --runtime

Environment settings

Environment is the set of configuration options. It consist of name, Creatio application URL, login, and password.

Create/Update an environment

Register new application settings

clio reg-web-app <ENVIRONMENT_NAME> -u https://mysite.creatio.com -l administrator -p password

or update existing settings

clio reg-web-app <ENVIRONMENT_NAME> -u administrator -p password

Delete the existing environment

clio unreg-web-app <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

Check environment

For validation existing environment setting you can use ping command

clio ping <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

View application options

For view list of all applications

clio show-web-app-list

or for concrete application

clio show-web-app <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

Open application

For open selected environment in default browser use (Windows only command)

clio open <ENVIRONMENT NAME>

Ping application

For check options fort selected environment use next command

clio ping <ENVIRONMENT NAME>

Healthcheck

Check application health

clio hc <ENVIRONMENT NAME>

clio healthcheck <ENVIRONMENT NAME> -a true -h true

clio healthcheck <ENVIRONMENT NAME> --WebApp true --WebHost true

Get Creatio Platform Info

This command is designed to retrieve information about the Creatio instance, version, underlying runtime and database type and product name.

clio get-info -e <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

//OR

clio get-info <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

Development

Workspaces

For connect professional developer tools and Creatio no-code designers, you can organize development flow in you local file system in workspace.

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Create workspace in local directory, execute create-workspace command

C:\Demo> clio create-workspace

In directory .clio specify you packages

Create workspace in local directory with all editable packages from environment, execute create-workspace command with argument -e <Environment name>

C:\Demo> clio create-workspace -e demo

Create workspace in local directory with packages in app, execute create-workspace command To get list of app codes execute clio lia -e <ENVIRONMENT>

C:\Demo> clio create-workspace --AppCode <APP_CODE>

Restore packages in you file system via command from selected environment

clio restore-workspace -e demo

Workspace supports Package assembly. Clio creates, ready to go solution that you can work on in a professional IDE of your choice. To open solution execute command

OpenSolution.cmd

Push code to an environment via command, then work with it from Creatio

clio push-workspace -e demo

IMPORTANT: Workspaces available from clio 3.0.1.2 and above, and for full support developer flow you must install additional system package cliogate to you environment.

C:\Demo> clio install-gate -e demo

Convert package

clio convert <PACKAGE_NAME>

Execute assembly

Execute code from assembly

clio execute-assembly-code -f myassembly.dll -t MyNamespace.CodeExecutor

References

Set references for project on src

clio ref-to src

Set references for project on application distributive binary files

clio ref-to bin

Execute custom SQL script

Execute custom SQL script on a web application

execute-sql-script "SELECT Id FROM SysSettings WHERE Code = 'CustomPackageId'"

Executes custom SQL script from specified file

execute-sql-script -f c:\Path to file\file.sql

DataService

Execute dataservice requests on a web application.

Key	Value	Description
-t	Operation Type	One of [select, insert, update, delete]
-f	Input filename	File in json format that contains request payload
-d	Output filename	File where result of the operation will be saved
-v	Variables to substitute	List of key-value pairs to substitute in an input file

Execute dataservice request with variable substitution.

{
	"rootSchemaName": "{{rootSchemaName}}",
	"operationType": 0,
	"includeProcessExecutionData": true,
	"columns": {
		"items": {
			"Id": {
				"caption": "",
				"orderDirection": 0,
				"orderPosition": -1,
				"isVisible": true,
				"expression": {
					"expressionType": 0,
					"columnPath": "{{IdVar}}"
				}
			}
		}
	}
}

clio ds -t select -f SelectAllContacts.json -d SelectAllContacts_Result.json -v rootSchemaName=Contact;IdVar=Id

Add item

Create item in project

clio <ITEM-TYPE> <ITEM-NAME> <OPTIONS>

Add web service template to project

clio add-item service test

Add entity-listener template to project

clio add-item entity-listener test

Generate AFT model for Contact entity with Name and Email fields, set namespace to MyNameSpace and save to current directory

clio add-item model Contact -f Name,Email -n MyNameSpace -d .

Generate ATF models for All entities, with comments pulled from description in en-US Culture and set ATF.Repository.Models namespace and save them to C:\MyModels

add-item model -n "<YOUR_NAMESPACE>" -d <TARGET_PATH>

To generate all models in current directory

add-item model -n "<YOUR_NAMESPACE>" 

OPTIONS

Short name	Long name	Description
d	DestinationPath	Path to source directory
n	Namespace	Name space for service classes and ATF models
f	Fields	Required fields for ATF model class
a	All	Create ATF models for all Entities
x	Culture	Description culture

Switch Nuget To Dll Reference

The switch-nuget-to-dll-reference command is a vital tool for managing NuGet package references, especially in scenarios where internet access is limited or unavailable. This command is specifically designed to convert NuGet package references into direct dll (Dynamic Link Library) references.

Use Case

switch-nuget-to-dll-reference command, is beneficial when developing a package on for installation on Creatio instance that lacks internet connectivity. Command converts [PackageReference] into local DLLs, This facilitates seamless package installation and operation in offline environments.

Lear more about PackageReference and Reference in Microsoft documentation.

How to Use

clio switch-nuget-to-dll-reference <PACKAGE_NAME>

#or

clio nuget2dll <PACKAGE_NAME>

Link Workspace to File Design Mode

To connect your package from workspace to local system in file design mode use command

clio link-from-repository --repoPath {Path to workspace packages folder} --envPkgPath {Path to environment package folder ({LOCAL_CREATIO_PATH}Terrasoft.WebApp\\Terrasoft.Configuration\\Pkg)}

<details> <summary>Link all packages from repository</summary>

clio l4r -e ({LOCAL_CREATIO_PATH}Terrasoft.WebApp\\Terrasoft.Configuration\\Pkg) -p * -r .\

</details>

To connect your local system in file design mode use command to workspace

clio link-to-repository --repoPath {Path to workspace packages folder} --envPkgPath {Path to environment package folder ({LOCAL_CREATIO_PATH}Terrasoft.WebApp\\Terrasoft.Configuration\\Pkg)}

Using for CI/CD systems

In CI/CD systems, you can specify configuration options when calling commands:

clio restart -u https://mysite.creatio.com -l administrator -p password

GitOps

To support GitOps approach clio provides yaml manifest file. This file has following structure to describes desired state of Creatio instance. Example of manifest:

environment:
  url: https://production.creatio.com
  username: admin # or use OAuth token
  password: password # or use OAuth token
  clientid: "{client-id}"
  clientsecret: "{client-secret}"
  authappurl: https://production.creatio.com/0/ServiceModel/AuthService.svc/Login
  platformversion: "8.1.1"
  platformtype: "NET6" # "NET6" or "NETFramework"

apps:
  - name: CrtCustomer360
    version: "1.0.1"
    apphub: MyAppHub
  - name: CrtCaseManagment
    version: "1.0.2"
    apphub: CreatioMarketplace

syssettings:
  - name: SysSettings1
    value: Value1
  - name: SysSettings2
    value: Value2

features:
  - name: Feature1
    enabled: "true"
  - name: Feature2
    enabled: "false"

webservices:
  - name: WebService1
    url: "https://preprod.creatio.com/0/ServiceModel/EntityDataService.svc"
  - name: WebService2
    url: "https://preprod.creatio.com/0/ServiceModel/EntityDataService.svc"

apphubs:
  - name: MyAppHub
    path: "//tscrm.com/dfs-ts/MyAppHub"
  - name: CreatioMarketplace
    url: "https://marketplace.creatio.com/apps"

Create manifest from Creatio instance

To control changes of an instance download state to manifest file and store it in Git. To download state use the following command

clio save-state "D:\manifest\myinstance-creatio-manifest.yaml" -e MyInstance

Automation scenarios

You can combine multiple commands into one scenario and execute it with

clio run-scenario --file-name scenario.yaml

Scenario consists of and steps and optional settings and/or secrets.

secrets:
  Login: real-login
  Password: real-password

settings:
  uri: http://localhost:80
  
steps:
  - action: restart
    description: restart application
    options:
      uri: {{settings.uri}}
      Login: {{secrets.Login}}
      Password: {{secrets.Password}}

See more examples in samples

Installation of Creatio using Clio

Clio provides functionality to install Creatio on a local machine using a zip file or an unzipped folder.

Supported Net6 and NetFramework platforms with MsSql or PostgreSQL databases

Here's how you can do it:

Prepare Infrastructure

To simply installation of dependencies, clio provides deployment files for Microsoft SQL, Postgres, and Redis server in your local Kubernetes cluster. To create an empty cluster, we recommend using Rancher Desktop, however there are other alternatives.

If you already have running MSSQL/PostgresSQL/Redis servers on you local machine you have to configure kubernetes services ports to avoid collisions. Reffer to services.yaml in related directories

Manage requirment Windows features

To manage required windows features execute command

# check
clio manage-windows-features -c

# install
clio manage-windows-features -i

# uninstall
clio manage-windows-features -u

Install Rancher Desktop and configure resources

On Windows configure resources with .wlsconfig file. Sample config:

[wsl2]
memory=8GB # Limits VM memory in WSL 2 to 16 GB
processors=4 # Makes the WSL  VM use 8 virtual processors

Generate deployment scrips

clio create-k8-files

Review files in C:\Users\YOUR_USER\AppData\Local\creatio\clio\infrastructure folder. Things to review:

• mssql-stateful-set.yaml - make sure that resources section has correct values. Values will depend on your PC's hardware.
• mssql-stateful-set.yaml - make sure you agree with terms and conditions of Microsoft SQL Server Developer Edition.
• mssql-stateful-set.yaml - will try to allocate 20Gb of disk space for database files. Make sure you have enough space on your disk.
• postgres-stateful-set.yaml - make sure that resources section has correct values. Values will depend on your PC's hardware.
• postgres-stateful-set.yaml - will try to allocate 40Gb of disk space for database files and 5Gb for backup files. Make sure you have enough space on your disk.

Deploy necessary components by executing a series of commands from C:\Users\YOUR_USER\AppData\Local\creatio\clio\ or execute command to open directory

clio open-k8-files

# common
kubectl apply -f clio-namespace.yaml
kubectl apply -f clio-storage-class.yaml

# redis
kubectl apply -f redis

# mssql
kubectl apply -f mssql\mssql-volumes.yaml
kubectl apply -f mssql

# postgresql
kubectl apply -f postgres\postgres-volumes.yaml
kubectl apply -f postgres
kubectl apply -f pgadmin

Prepare IIS Configuration and Launch

Clio will set up an IIS site, configure the relevant app pool, and then launch Creatio in your default browser. You can override default location in of an IIS folder in appsetting.json iis-clio-root-path property.

• Enable required Windows components for NET Framework
• Enable required Windows components for .NET 6

For automated check you can execute command

clio check-windows-features

Run Creatio Installation

To get a Windows (only) context menu for .zip file execute

  clio register

You may need to close all Explorer windows and open them again. Find Creatio installation zip file and right-click on it. You should see clio: deploy Creatio menu item. Click on the menu item and follow the prompts. You may need Administrator privileges.

Other OS use command to install Creatio

 clio deploy-creatio --ZipFile <Path_To_ZipFile>

Technical details

Clio will automatically determine if the zip file is stored remotely. If the file isn't on your local machine, Clio will copy it to a predefined local working folder location, You can change the default location in appsetting.json file creatio-products property. To see your appsetting.json file execute

clio cfg open

If the zip file already exists in your working directory, Clio will skip this step.

For IIS deployment

Make sure that iis working directory defined in appsettings.json file iis-clio-root-path has allow Full Control for IIS_IUSRS

Extracting the Zip File

Clio will extract the zip file to the same directory where the original zip file is located. If the folder already exists, Clio will skip this step.

Constructing the Connection String

The connection string will be generated based on your existing cluster configuration.

Database Restoration

Initially, the backup file will be copied to a folder that is accessible by the database server. Scripts suitable for both Microsoft SQL and Postgres deployment within a Kubernetes cluster are provided. Clio will then search for a fitting server within the clio-infrastructure namespace in Kubernetes and copy files as needed. Once files are copied, Clio will proceed to restore the database. By default, database will be available on default port

• Postgres: localhost:5432 (root/root)
• PG Admin: localhost:1080 (root@creatio.com/root)
• MSSQL: localhost:5432 (sa/$Zarelon01$Zarelon01)

Postgres - clio will create a template database, and then a real database from the template. If Database or template already exists, Clio will skip this step.

You can change port and secrets in configuration files C:\Users\YOUR_USER\AppData\Local\creatio\clio\infrastructure

Restore database for Creatio environments

To restore database for Creatio environments, you can use the next command:

clio restore-db --db-name mydb10 --db-working-folder <DB_SERVER_FOLDER> --backup-file <BACKUP_FILE_PATH> --db-server-uri mssql://USERNAME:PASSWORD@127.0.0.1:1433
#use --force to overwrite existing database without prompt

You can register db-servers in clio config file (appsetting.json) see example below

  "dbConnectionStringKeys" : {
    "k8-mssql": {
        "uri": "mssql://username:password@127.0.0.1:1433",
        "workingFolder" : "\\\\wsl.localhost\\rancher-desktop\\mnt\\clio-infrastructure\\mssql\\data"
      }
  }

To link environment with a db server use DbServerKey property in environment settings. You can also specify DbName and BackupFilePath properties to simplify command.

  "Environments": {
    "apollo-bundle-framework": {
      ... OTHER PROPERTIES ...
	  "DbServerKey": "k8-mssql",
	  "DbName": "mydb10",
	  "BackupFilePath": "D:\\Projects\\CreatioProductBuild\\8.1.2.2482_Studio_Softkey_MSSQL_ENU\\db\\BPMonline812Studio.bak"
    }
  },
  "dbConnectionStringKeys" : {
    "k8-mssql": {
		"uri": "mssql://username:password@127.0.0.1:1433",
		"workingFolder" : "\\\\wsl.localhost\\rancher-desktop\\mnt\\clio-infrastructure\\mssql\\data"
	  }
  }

clio resrore-db -e <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>