DEFINITION
A CLI, a.k.a. command line interface, is efficient process allowing users to enhance the interaction of users with an operating system and applications. It is a text-based interface where users can type commands and can lead to various tasks. When it comes to its uses, it is widely used in cloud infrastructure, data engineering, and AI operations.
Why is a CLI important?
- It can automate repetitive tasks.
- Provides a direct interface for performing system/application tasks.
- Provides a way to run reproducible processes between teams.
- Can integrate many tools.
When would you use a CLI?
- Run machine learning training/inference scripts.
- Manage cloud resources and deploy AI apps.
- Install software packages.
- Interact with APIs/databases.
- Automate data processing/testing/deployment pipelines.
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