Document URL: https://docs.openshift.com/online/cli_reference/get_started_cli.html Section Number and Name: Basic Setup and Login Describe the issue: That section doesn't answer 2 questions critical to actually using `oc login`: 1. server url — example says https://openshift.example.com; the real answer https://api.starter-us-east-1.openshift.com:443 is not something one could guess and depends on which plan/region of Online one uses. 2. credentials — since Online allows easy signup with Github etc., one may not even know what username/password they have! Suggestions for improvement: I had to look it up on https://stackoverflow.com/q/39961149, turns out you can get command line, including working --token from UI: (?) icon in the top bar -> Command Line Tools. This is perfect [*]! I'm signed up with Github and it worked for me :-) I suppose same recommendation would be useful in corresponding OCP doc as well... [*] OK, it's not enough as answer, as it uses web session token. Once I logout from the browser, the CLI stops working. It's valid use case to want long-lived CLI auth, so the Openshift Online docs should still explain how to obtain username & password if you signed up with Github or similar... There are other places in docs that mention `oc login` without detail how exactly. Specifically https://docs.openshift.com/online/dev_guide/managing_images.html#accessing-the-internal-registry just says to run `oc login`, with no options nor any explanation... (I've already logged in to other OCP in the past, so for me bare `oc login` offered re-logging in to same server, useless.)