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# Using the CLI

This guide will help you understand how to use Zenlayer Cloud CLI (`zeno`) to manage your Zenlayer Cloud resources.

## Basic Usage

The basic usage format of Zenlayer Cloud CLI is:

```bash
zeno [command] [subcommand] [parameters]
```

## Usage Guide Contents

The usage guide is divided into the following sections:

* **Command Structure** - Introduction to the basic structure and syntax of CLI commands
* **Help Commands** - How to use help commands to get command information
* **Parameter Types** - Usage methods for different parameter types
* **Output Formats** - Usage methods for different output formats
* **Example Commands** - Example commands for common operations

## Common Commands

### View Version Information

```bash
zeno version
```

### Configure the CLI

```bash
zeno configure
```

### List Load Balancers

```bash
zeno zlb describe-load-balancers
```

### List Bandwidth Clusters

```bash
zeno traffic describe-bandwidth-clusters
```

## Getting Help

To get help information for a command, use the `--help` option:

```bash
# View global help
zeno --help

# View help for a specific command
zeno zlb describe-load-balancers --help
```

## Next Steps

* Read [Command Structure](/zenlayer-cli/usage/command-structure.md) to learn about the basic structure of CLI commands
* Read [Help Commands](/zenlayer-cli/usage/help.md) to learn how to get command help
* Read [Parameter Types](/zenlayer-cli/usage/parameter-types.md) to learn about different parameter type usage
* Read [Output Formats](/zenlayer-cli/usage/output.md) to learn about different output format usage
* Read [Example Commands](/zenlayer-cli/usage/examples.md) to see examples of common operations


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