`step ssh`

step ssh -- create and manage ssh certificates

step ssh <subcommand> [arguments] [global-flags] [subcommand-flags]

step ssh command group provides facilities to sign SSH certificates.

Generate a new SSH key pair and user certificate:

$ step ssh certificate joe@work id_ecdsa

Generate a new SSH key pair and host certificate:

$ step ssh certificate --host internal.example.com ssh_host_ecdsa_key

Add a new user certificate to the agent:

$ step ssh login joe@example.com

Remove a certificate from the agent:

$ step ssh logout joe@example.com

List all keys in the agent:

$ step ssh list

Configure a user environment with the SSH templates:

$ step ssh config

Inspect an ssh certificate file:

$ step ssh inspect id_ecdsa-cert.pub

Inspect an ssh certificate in the agent:

$ step ssh list --raw joe@example.com | step ssh inspect

List all the hosts you have access to:

$ step ssh hosts

$ ssh internal.example.com

Name	Usage
certificate	sign a SSH certificate using the SSH CA
check-host	checks if a certificate has been issued for a host
config	configures ssh to be used with certificates
fingerprint	print the fingerprint of an SSH public key or certificate
hosts	returns a list of all valid hosts
inspect	print the contents of an ssh certificate
list	list public keys known to the ssh agent
login	adds a SSH certificate into the authentication agent
logout	removes a private key from the ssh-agent
needs-renewal	Check if an SSH certificate needs to be renewed
proxycommand	proxy ssh connections according to the host registry
rekey	rekey a SSH certificate using the SSH CA
renew	renew a SSH certificate using the SSH CA
revoke	revoke a SSH certificate using the SSH CA