Update CLI docs

* Rearrange nav a bit
* Removing the infinyon banner too

content/cli/_index.md

@@ -18,23 +18,22 @@ out with Fluvio:
 
 #### Setting up a cluster
 
-- [Create your own Fluvio cluster with `fluvio cluster start`]({{< ref "/cli/local/cluster#fluvio-cluster-start" >}})
-- [Connect to your Fluvio Cloud cluster with `fluvio cloud login`]({{< ref "cli/cloud/overview#fluvio-cloud-login" >}})
+- [Create your own Fluvio cluster with `fluvio cluster start`]({{< ref "/cli/cluster/cluster#fluvio-cluster-start" >}})
 
 #### Sending and Receiving data from Fluvio
 
-- [Create a topic with `fluvio topic create`]({{< ref "/cli/commands/topic#fluvio-topic-create" >}})
-- [Produce data to a topic with `fluvio produce`]({{< ref "/cli/commands/produce#fluvio-produce" >}})
-- [Consume data from a topic with `fluvio consume`]({{< ref "/cli/commands/consume#fluvio-consume" >}})
+- [Create a topic with `fluvio topic create`]({{< ref "/cli/cluster/topic#fluvio-topic-create" >}})
+- [Produce data to a topic with `fluvio produce`]({{< ref "/cli/client/produce#fluvio-produce" >}})
+- [Consume data from a topic with `fluvio consume`]({{< ref "/cli/client/consume#fluvio-consume" >}})
 
 #### Enriching data with SmartModules
 
 - [Overview for SmartModules]({{< ref "/smartmodules" >}})
 - [Write a custom filtering SmartModule]({{< ref "/smartmodules/transform/filter" >}})
-- [Consume enriched data using SmartModules]({{< ref "/cli/commands/consume#example-3-consume-using-a-smartstream" >}})
+- [Consume enriched data using SmartModules]({{< ref "/cli/client/consume#example-3-consume-using-a-smartstream" >}})
 
 #### Viewing the status of the cluster
 
-- [See all of your topics with `fluvio topic list`]({{< ref "/cli/commands/topic#fluvio-topic-list" >}})
-- [See your partitions and data replication with `fluvio partition list`]({{< ref "/cli/commands/partition#fluvio-partition-list" >}})
-- [See the status of the SPUs in your cluster with `fluvio cluster spu list`]({{< ref "/cli/local/cluster#fluvio-cluster-spu-list" >}})
+- [See all of your topics with `fluvio topic list`]({{< ref "/cli/cluster/topic#fluvio-topic-list" >}})
+- [See your partitions and data replication with `fluvio partition list`]({{< ref "/cli/cluster/partition#fluvio-partition-list" >}})
+- [See the status of the SPUs in your cluster with `fluvio cluster spu list`]({{< ref "/cli/cluster/cluster#fluvio-cluster-spu-list" >}})

content/cli/advanced/runner.md

@@ -12,7 +12,20 @@ over the components, then you can do so using `fluvio run`.
 
 [Streaming Controller (SC)]: {{< ref "/docs/architecture/sc" >}}
 [Streaming Processing Unit (SPU)]: {{< ref "/docs/architecture/spu" >}}
-[`fluvio cluster`]: {{< ref "/cli/local/cluster" >}}
+[`fluvio cluster`]: {{< ref "/cli/cluster/cluster" >}}
+
+{{% inline-embed file="embeds/cli/help/fluvio-run.md" %}}
+
+## `fluvio run spu`
+
+Directly invokes a Streaming Processing Unit (SPU) from the command line.
+An SPU has a public server which is used to stream data to and from Fluvio Clients, and
+a private server which is used to communicate with an SC. Most of the CLI options for
+the SPU involve configuring these servers. See the [SPU Architecture] for more details.
+
+[SPU Architecture]: {{< ref "/docs/architecture/spu" >}}
+
+{{% inline-embed file="embeds/cli/help/fluvio-run-spu.md" %}}
 
 ## `fluvio run sc`
 
@@ -26,15 +39,8 @@ the CLI options for the SC involve configuring these servers. See the
 
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----
-
-## `fluvio run spu`
-
-Directly invokes a Streaming Processing Unit (SPU) from the command line.
-An SPU has a public server which is used to stream data to and from Fluvio Clients, and
-a private server which is used to communicate with an SC. Most of the CLI options for
-the SPU involve configuring these servers. See the [SPU Architecture] for more details.
-
-[SPU Architecture]: {{< ref "/docs/architecture/spu" >}}
-
-{{% inline-embed file="embeds/cli/help/fluvio-run-spu.md" %}}
+## `fluvio run metadata`
+{{% inline-embed file="embeds/cli/help/fluvio-run-metadata.md" %}}
+p
+## `fluvio run version`
+{{% inline-embed file="embeds/cli/help/fluvio-run-version.md" %}}

content/cli/commands/consume.md → content/cli/client/consume.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ The `consume` command will only read from one of those partitions, defaulting to
 
 {{% inline-embed file="embeds/cli/help/fluvio-consume.md" %}}
 
-The following `fluvio consume` examples come after the [`fluvio produce` examples]({{< ref "/cli/commands/produce" >}}).
+The following `fluvio consume` examples come after the [`fluvio produce` examples]({{< ref "/cli/client/produce" >}}).
 
 ## Examples
 ### Consume all records
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ records from the different partitions in a topic by using the `--partition (-p)`
 
 Start out by creating a new topic with multiple partitions using [`fluvio topic create`].
 
-[`fluvio topic create`]: {{< ref "/cli/commands/topic#fluvio-topic-create" >}}
+[`fluvio topic create`]: {{< ref "/cli/cluster/topic#fluvio-topic-create" >}}
 
 %copy first-line%
 ```bash
@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ $ fluvio produce "consume-multi" -f records.txt
 After producing some data, let's take a look at how the records got distributed
 among our partitions using [`fluvio partition list`].
 
-[`fluvio partition list`]: {{< ref "/cli/commands/partition#fluvio-partition-list" >}}
+[`fluvio partition list`]: {{< ref "/cli/cluster/partition#fluvio-partition-list" >}}
 
 %copy first-line%
 ```bash

content/cli/commands/produce.md → content/cli/client/produce.md

@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ a multi-partition topic, then sending some key/value records.
 
 First, we'll use [`fluvio topic create`] to create a topic called `multi-keys` with 5 partitions:
 
-[`fluvio topic create`]: {{< ref "/cli/commands/topic#fluvio-topic-create" >}}
+[`fluvio topic create`]: {{< ref "/cli/cluster/topic#fluvio-topic-create" >}}
 
 %copy first-line%
 ```bash
@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ generated 2 events, and `tabitha` generated 3 events. When we look at the partit
 we should see the records distributed in groups of 5, 2, and 3. We can use the
 [`fluvio partition list`] command to view the distribution of records in our partitions:
 
-[`fluvio partition list`]: {{< ref "/cli/commands/partition#fluvio-partition-list" >}}
+[`fluvio partition list`]: {{< ref "/cli/cluster/partition#fluvio-partition-list" >}}
 
 %copy first-line%
 
@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ were distributed in groups of 5, 3, and 2. Let's dig a little further, we know t
 `rafael` was the key used by the group of 5 records, so we should be able to see those
 records by using [`fluvio consume`] to consume from partition 3.
 
-[`fluvio consume`]: {{< ref "/cli/commands/consume" >}}
+[`fluvio consume`]: {{< ref "/cli/client/consume" >}}
 
 %copy first-line%
 
@@ -194,7 +194,7 @@ Let's produce some data to our topic. We'll use the same data from [Example 3],
 but this time we won't tell the Producer to interpret our input as key-value records
 (we'll do this by omitting the `--key-separator` flag).
 
-[Example 3]: {{< ref "/cli/commands/produce#example-3-produce-keyvalue-records-to-multiple-partitions" >}}
+[Example 3]: {{< ref "/cli/client/produce#example-3-produce-keyvalue-records-to-multiple-partitions" >}}
 
 ```bash
 # Put the following records into a text file using your favorite editor
@@ -247,7 +247,7 @@ Let's try to use `gzip` algorithm in the CLI.
 
 First, we'll use [`fluvio topic create`] to create a topic called `compressed` and other topic called `uncompressed`:
 
-[`fluvio topic create`]: {{< ref "/cli/commands/topic#fluvio-topic-create" >}}
+[`fluvio topic create`]: {{< ref "/cli/cluster/topic#fluvio-topic-create" >}}
 
 %copy first-line%
 ```bash
@@ -302,4 +302,4 @@ Notice how the SIZE field tell us that the `compressed` topic is using less disk
 
 Also note that, [`consuming`] from topics is done at the same way for both compressed and uncompressed data.
 
-[`consuming`]: {{< ref "/cli/commands/consume" >}}
+[`consuming`]: {{< ref "/cli/client/consume" >}}

content/cli/client/profile.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Profile details are stored in the Fluvio configuration file at `~/.fluvio/config
 
 Prints out the name of the active Fluvio profile. 
 
-[`fluvio topic create greeting`]: {{< ref "/cli/commands/topic#fluvio-topic-create" >}}
+[`fluvio topic create greeting`]: {{< ref "/cli/cluster/topic#fluvio-topic-create" >}}
 
 {{% inline-embed file="embeds/cli/help/fluvio-profile-current.md" %}}
 
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ local
 
 Deletes the specified Fluvio cluster connection profile from your Fluvio configuration (`~/.fluvio/config`).
 
-This will not delete a cluster. See [`fluvio cluster delete`]({{<ref "/cli/local/cluster.md#fluvio-cluster-delete" >}}) for more info.
+This will not delete a cluster. See [`fluvio cluster delete`]({{<ref "/cli/cluster/cluster.md#fluvio-cluster-delete" >}}) for more info.
 
 {{% inline-embed file="embeds/cli/help/fluvio-profile-delete.md" %}}
 
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ This will not delete a cluster. See [`fluvio cluster delete`]({{<ref "/cli/local
 
 Deletes only cluster connection information from your profile. 
 
-This will not delete a cluster. See [`fluvio cluster delete`]({{<ref "/cli/local/cluster.md#fluvio-cluster-delete" >}}) for more info.
+This will not delete a cluster. See [`fluvio cluster delete`]({{<ref "/cli/cluster/cluster.md#fluvio-cluster-delete" >}}) for more info.
 
 [`fluvio cluster delete`]: {{< ref "/cli/local/cluster#fluvio-cluster-delete" >}}
 
@@ -50,12 +50,6 @@ $ fluvio profile delete-cluster local
 Cluster local deleted
 ```
 
-## `fluvio profile switch`
-
-Changes the active CLI profile. 
-
-{{% inline-embed file="embeds/cli/help/fluvio-profile-switch.md" %}}
-
 ## `fluvio profile list`
 
 Prints a table of your profiles, including the address of the associated
@@ -73,3 +67,16 @@ $ fluvio profile list
  *  minikube   minikube   10.99.16.213:9003                Disabled
     local      local      localhost:9003                   Disabled
 ```
+
+## `fluvio profile rename`
+{{% inline-embed file="embeds/cli/help/fluvio-profile-rename.md" %}}
+
+## `fluvio profile switch`
+{{% inline-embed file="embeds/cli/help/fluvio-profile-switch.md" %}}
+
+## `fluvio profile sync`
+{{% inline-embed file="embeds/cli/help/fluvio-profile-sync.md" %}}
+## `fluvio profile export`
+{{% inline-embed file="embeds/cli/help/fluvio-profile-export.md" %}}
+## `fluvio profile add`
+{{% inline-embed file="embeds/cli/help/fluvio-profile-add.md" %}}