--- layout: docs page_title: sessions - Command description: >- The "sessions" command performs operations on Boundary session resources. A session is a set of related connections between a user and host. --- # sessions Command: `boundary sessions` The `sessions` command lets you perform operations on Boundary session resources. ## Example The following command reads the details of a session with the id `s_1234567890`: ```shell-session $ boundary sessions read -id s_1234567890 ``` ## Usage ```shell-session Usage: boundary sessions [options] [args] # ... Subcommands: cancel Cancel a session list List a session read Read a session ``` For more information, examples, and usage, click on the name of the subcommand in the sidebar or one of the links below: - [cancel](/boundary/docs/commands/sessions/cancel) - [list](/boundary/docs/commands/sessions/list) - [read](/boundary/docs/commands/sessions/read)