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Deploy one application
Synopsis
Deploy one application
Deploy one application based on local files or re-deploy an existing application. With the -n/--namespace flag, you can choose the location of the target application.
To apply application from file, use the -f/--file flag to specify the application file location.
To give a particular version to this deploy, use the -v/--publish-version flag. When you are deploying an existing application, the version name must be different from the current name. You can also use a history revision for the deploy and override the current application by using the -r/--revision flag.
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Examples
# Deploy an application from file
vela up -f ./app.yaml
# Deploy an application with a version name
vela up example-app -n example-ns --publish-version beta
# Deploy an application using existing revision
vela up example-app -n example-ns --publish-version beta --revision example-app-v2
# Deploy an application from stdin
cat <<EOF | vela up -f -
... <app.yaml here> ...
EOF
Options
--debug Enable debug mode for application
-e, --env string The environment name for the CLI request
-f, --file string The file path for appfile or application. It could be a remote url.
-h, --help help for up
-n, --namespace string If present, the namespace scope for this CLI request
-v, --publish-version string The publish version for deploying application.
-r, --revision string The revision to use for deploying the application, if empty, the current application configuration will be used.
--timeout string Set the timout for wait app to be healthy, if not specified, the default duration is 300s. (default "300s")
-w, --wait Wait app to be healthy until timout, if no timeout specified, the default duration is 300s.
Options inherited from parent commands
-y, --yes Assume yes for all user prompts