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tensorkube deployment

Manage and interact with your deployments. Usage:
Options:
  • --help BOOL [default: false]: Show this message and exit.
Commands:
  • list: List all deployments running and recently stopped along with their status
  • describe: List details of a deployment including the status, url and the latest ready revision.
  • delete: Delete a deployment.
  • logs: Stream logs for a specific deployment if it is in the running state.
  • ssh: SSH into the instances of a specific deployment.

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tensorkube deployment list

List all deployments running and recently stopped along with their status Usage:
Options:
  • --env TEXT: Environment to list the services from.
  • --all BOOLEAN [default: False]: List all services from all environments.
  • --old BOOLEAN [default: False]: List older sslip urls for using as hosts if you are on an older version.
  • --help BOOL [default: false]: Show this message and exit.

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tensorkube deployment describe

List details of a deployment including the status, url and the latest ready revision. Usage:
Arguments:
  • <SERVICE_NAME> (TEXT): No description available.
Options:
  • --env TEXT: Environment to describe the deployment from.
  • --help BOOL [default: false]: Show this message and exit.

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tensorkube deployment delete

Delete a deployment.
This action is destructive. Once a deployment is deleted it cannot be recovered.
Usage:
Arguments:
  • <SERVICE_NAME> (TEXT): No description available.
Options:
  • --env TEXT: Environment to describe the deployment from.
  • --help BOOL [default: false]: Show this message and exit.

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tensorkube deployment logs

Stream logs for a specific deployment if it is in the running state. Examples: Get the logs using the deployment name.
Usage:
Arguments:
  • <SERVICE_NAME> (TEXT): No description available.
Options:
  • --env TEXT: Environment to list the services from.
  • --help BOOL [default: false]: Show this message and exit.

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tensorkube deployment ssh

SSH into the instances of a specific deployment. If multiple instances are running, this command gives you a list of instances to choose from. Examples: SSH into the deployment instance using deployment name.
Usage:
Arguments:
  • <SERVICE_NAME> (TEXT): No description available.
Options:
  • --env TEXT: Environment to list the services from.
  • --help BOOL [default: false]: Show this message and exit.