ockam_command 0.150.0

End-to-end encryption and mutual authentication for distributed applications.
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```sh
# To create a new node with a random name
$ ockam node create

# To create a new node with a specific name
$ ockam node create n

# To create a new node with a configuration file
$ ockam node create config.yaml

# To create a new node with an inline configuration
$ ockam node create --configuration "{name: n1, tcp-outlet: {db-outlet: {to: '127.0.0.1:5432'}}}"
```

An example of a configuration file is:

```sh
# variables can be used and overridden with environment variables
variables:
  NODE_PORT: 3333
  SERVICE_PORT: 5000
  CLIENT_PORT: 15000

# name of the node
name: n1

# TCP listener address for the node
tcp-listener-address: 127.0.0.1:$NODE_PORT

# This creates a relay named default
# by running the ockam relay create command
relay: default

# List of outlets
tcp-outlet:
  # Name of the outlet
  db-outlet:
    # Arguments to the ockam tcp-outlet create command
    to: $SERVICE_PORT

# List of outlets
tcp-inlet:
  # Name of the inlet
  web-inlet:
    # Arguments to the ockam tcp-outlet create command
    from: $CLIENT_PORT
```