Listing Your Access

List your profiles

Profiles are the core unit of access in Britive. Each profile grants temporary credentials to a cloud account, resource, or application.

pybritive ls profiles

Each profile is displayed in the format Application Name/Environment Name/Profile Name. For example:

AWS SE Organization/696226360299 (se-demo)/S3 Bucket Admin
Britive Azure Tenant/Britive Azure Tenant/Subscription Owner
GCP - CIS/GCP - CIS/Big Query Viewer

Note: Your profile names will differ from the examples above. Use the output of pybritive ls profiles to find your exact profile names throughout these tutorials.

This is the profile identifier you will use with pybritive checkout in later tutorials.

Filter to checked-out profiles

To see only the profiles you currently have checked out:

pybritive ls profiles --checked-out

This is useful for confirming active sessions and knowing what access you need to check in.

List applications

To see the applications available to you:

pybritive ls applications

List secrets

To see secrets your identity has access to:

pybritive ls secrets

Change the output format

By default, PyBritive outputs results as a list. You can change the format using the --format flag.

JSON:

pybritive ls profiles --format json

YAML:

pybritive ls profiles --format yaml

Table:

pybritive ls profiles --format table

The --format flag works the same way across all ls subcommands.