--- title: vessl configure version: EN --- ### **Setup a** VESSL **environment** ``` vessl configure [OPTIONS] ``` | Option | Description | | -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------ | | `-t`, `--access-token` | Access token used for authorization | | `-o`, `--organization` | Default organization | | `-p`, `--project` | Default project | | `-f`, `--credentials-file` | Path to file containing configuration data | | `--renew-token` | Renew access token | ### **Change the default organization** Set the default organization so that you do not enter the organization every time you execute the `vessl` command. ``` vessl configure organization [ORGANIZATION] ``` | Argument | Description | | -------------- | ------------------------ | | `ORGANIZATION` | New default organization | ### **Change the default project** Set the default organization so that you do not enter the project every time you execute the `vessl` command. ``` vessl configure project [PROJECT] ``` | Argument | Description | | --------- | ------------------- | | `PROJECT` | New default project | ### **View the current configuration** ``` vessl configure list ``` ### Configuration Precedence You can configure your VESSL environment in multiple ways. Here is a list of ways, in order of precedence. 1. Command line arguments / options: `-o` , `-p` options and `ORGANIZATION` , `PROJECT` arguments. 2. Credentials file option: `-f` , a path to a file containing configuration data. 3. Environment variables: `VESSL_ACCESS_TOKEN`, `VESSL_DEFAULT_ORGANIZATION` . 4. Credentials file environment variable: `VESSL_CREDENTIALS_FILE` . 5. Default credentials file: a configuration file maintained by VESSL located at `~/.vessl/config` . The `--renew-token` flag for `vessl configure` will take precedence over other methods and renew your access token.