Codiac-CLI

Codiac-CLI

• Codiac-CLI
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Usage

$ npm install -g @codiac.io/codiac-cli
$ codiac COMMAND
running command...
$ codiac (--version|-v)
@codiac.io/codiac-cli/1.3.65 linux-x64 node-v16.17.1
$ codiac --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ codiac COMMAND
...

• codiac asset create
• codiac asset destroy
• codiac asset get [CMD]
• codiac asset helm [SETTING]
• codiac asset list
• codiac asset mon [CMD]
• codiac asset monitor [CMD]
• codiac asset new
• codiac asset probe create [CMD]
• codiac asset recycle
• codiac asset view [CMD]
• codiac asset vol add [MOUNTPATH]
• codiac asset vol create [MOUNTPATH]
• codiac asset vol del
• codiac asset vol delete
• codiac asset vol list
• codiac asset volume add [MOUNTPATH]
• codiac asset volume create [MOUNTPATH]
• codiac asset volume del
• codiac asset volume delete
• codiac asset volume list
• codiac asset volumes del
• codiac asset volumes delete
• codiac asset volumes list
• codiac autocomplete [SHELL]
• codiac branch [NAME]
• codiac branch current
• codiac branch list
• codiac branches current
• codiac branches list
• codiac build
• codiac cab create [CABINET]
• codiac cab list
• codiac cab obliterate [CABINET]
• codiac cabinet create [CABINET]
• codiac cabinet list
• codiac cabinet obliterate [CABINET]
• codiac cfg add [SETTING]
• codiac cfg delete [SETTING]
• codiac cfg view [SETTING]
• codiac cli
• codiac cluster create [NAME]
• codiac cluster deinit [NAME]
• codiac cluster destroy [NAME]
• codiac cluster forget
• codiac cluster grant [NAME]
• codiac cluster init [NAME]
• codiac cluster list
• codiac cluster recreate [NAME]
• codiac commit [MESSAGE]
• codiac config add [SETTING]
• codiac config delete [SETTING]
• codiac config deploy
• codiac config import [SETTING]
• codiac config set [SETTING]
• codiac config view [SETTING]
• codiac csp login [PROVIDER]
• codiac csp logout [PROVIDER]
• codiac dash
• codiac dep [NAME]
• codiac dep create [URL]
• codiac dep install
• codiac dep list
• codiac dep remove [NAME]
• codiac dep source [NAME]
• codiac dep src [NAME]
• codiac dep syncup DEPENDENCY
• codiac dep unsource [NAME]
• codiac dep unsrc [NAME]
• codiac dep upgrade [DEPENDENCY]
• codiac deploy
• codiac domain map [DOMAIN]
• codiac ent list
• codiac enterprise create [CODE]
• codiac enterprise list
• codiac env add [SETTING]
• codiac enviro create [NAME]
• codiac enviro list
• codiac environment create [NAME]
• codiac environment list
• codiac fileshare capture
• codiac filestore capture
• codiac help [COMMANDS]
• codiac host map [DOMAIN]
• codiac identify [TOKENNAME]
• codiac identity [TOKENNAME]
• codiac identity delete [NAME]
• codiac identity list
• codiac identity remove [NAME]
• codiac image [IMAGENAME]
• codiac image add [IMAGENAME]
• codiac image delete IMAGENAME
• codiac image list
• codiac image patch IMAGENAME
• codiac image remove IMAGENAME
• codiac imageRegistry capture
• codiac imageRegistry forget
• codiac imageRegistry pullSecret set
• codiac imageRegistry pullSecret unset
• codiac images add [IMAGENAME]
• codiac images list
• codiac images patch IMAGENAME
• codiac images remove IMAGENAME
• codiac images version NAME
• codiac img [IMAGENAME]
• codiac img add [IMAGENAME]
• codiac img delete IMAGENAME
• codiac img list
• codiac img patch IMAGENAME
• codiac img remove IMAGENAME
• codiac init DIRECTORY
• codiac k9s
• codiac kit create [SETTING]
• codiac login
• codiac logout
• codiac merge [BRANCH]
• codiac noc cluster create [NAME]
• codiac noc cluster deinit [NAME]
• codiac noc cluster destroy [NAME]
• codiac noc cluster forget
• codiac noc cluster grant [NAME]
• codiac noc cluster init [NAME]
• codiac noc cluster list
• codiac noc cluster recreate [NAME]
• codiac pkg add [DEFINITIONFILE]
• codiac pkg delete [PACKAGENAME]
• codiac pkg list
• codiac pkg patch PACKAGENAME
• codiac pkg remove [PACKAGENAME]
• codiac portal
• codiac publish [NAME]
• codiac pull [NAME]
• codiac pullsecret
• codiac pullsecret unset
• codiac push [NAME]
• codiac run
• codiac secretStore
• codiac secretStore capture
• codiac secretStore forget
• codiac stage [FILES]
• codiac stash [FILE]
• codiac status
• codiac stop
• codiac switch [NAME]
• codiac sync [NAME]
• codiac tenant create [NAME]
• codiac tenant switch [NAME]
• codiac token [TOKENNAME]
• codiac token delete [NAME]
• codiac token list
• codiac token remove [NAME]
• codiac unstage [FILES]
• codiac update [CHANNEL]
• codiac user login
• codiac user show
• codiac version
• codiac view dash
• codiac view dashboard
• codiac view k9s
• codiac view pods
• codiac whereami
• codiac whoami

codiac asset create

Creates a new asset in the given enterprise from an image that exists in a container registry.

USAGE
  $ codiac asset create [-h] [-k <value> | -i <value> | -r <value>] [-g] [-o] [-t] [-y   -n <value> -c <value> -e
    <value> -p <value>]

FLAGS
  -c, --code=<value>        The host name to assign this asset in the domain url.  eg: 'myasset' in
                            'myasset.your-domain.com' (Optional: defaults to the asset name).
  -e, --enterprise=<value>  The name of the enterprise in which to create this asset. (defaults to the current
                            enterprise context)
  -g, --hasIngress          Declaration that the asset service is to be externally accessible (optional: defaults to
                            false).
  -h, --help                Show CLI help.
  -i, --image=<value>       The image name including scope prefix if applicable (eg: '@yourCompany/your-api-image').
  -k, --kit=<value>         The name of the kit (with library prefix, eg: 'library/kitName') to use to create the asset.
                            Use '?' to be prompted for a kit (Optional: used instead of calling for the image).
  -n, --name=<value>        The name to give the enterprise asset (Optional: defaults to the image name without the
                            scope prefix).
  -o, --routedWithoutName   Indicates that this asset will be the base ingress against your DNS. eg: true services
                            yourwebsite.com (as root/naked) (optional: defaults to false).
  -p, --port=<value>        The default port to assign the asset when deployed to a cabinet (optional).
  -r, --registry=<value>    The container registry in which the image exists (defaults to docker hub).
  -t, --toScript            Outputs an assembled command string, NO execution
  -y, --silent              (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered from
                            prior runs. Requires: image,registry,name,code,enterprise,port

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a new asset in the given enterprise from an image that exists in a container registry.

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset new

codiac asset destroy

UN-deploys a given asset from a given cabinet. Defaults to removing only the pod deployments and leaving the service in place; set the --scorch argument to remove the service.

USAGE
  $ codiac asset destroy [-h] [-a <value>] [-v <value>] [-s] [-y]

FLAGS
  -a, --asset=<value>    Search string for the name of the asset to destroy (use ? to be prompted).
  -h, --help             Show CLI help.
  -s, --scorch           (Optional: defaults to false) Destroys the service too, instead of just the deployment and
                         pods.
  -v, --version=<value>  Search string for the version of the asset to destroy  (use ? to be prompted).
  -y, --silent           (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered from
                         prior runs.

DESCRIPTION
  UN-deploys a given asset from a given cabinet.  Defaults to removing only the pod deployments and leaving the service
  in place; set the --scorch argument to remove the service.

codiac asset get [CMD]

Renders a selected type of content for an asset

USAGE
  $ codiac asset get [CMD] [-h] [-e <value>] [-a <value>] [-n <value>] [-c <value>] [-r <value>] [-t
    logs|term|exec|env|config|status] [--terminal bash|sh] [-f] [-l <value>] [-F <value>] [--takeDefaults | [--silent |
    --echo | --toscript]]

ARGUMENTS
  CMD  (requires type=exec) command and its space-separated arguments to run in the target replica.

FLAGS
  -F, --configFile=<value>   (requires type=config) The root pathname to the config file to fetch.
  -a, --asset=<value>        The name of the asset to view.
  -c, --cabinet=<value>      The name of the cabinet from which the content is to be drawn.
  -e, --enterprise=<value>   The name of the enterprise containing the asset being viewed.
  -f, --logsFollow           (requires type=logs) Follow (aka watch, tail, stream) the output.
  -h, --help                 Show CLI help.
  -l, --logsTail=<value>     [default: 10] (requires type=logs) Lines of recent logs to include in the output.  Enter -1
                             to include the entire log history stored in the container.
  -n, --environment=<value>  The name of the environment in which the cabinet resides.
  -r, --replica=<value>      The name of one of the asset instances currently running in the cabinet.
  -t, --type=<option>        The type of content to retrieve.
                             <options: logs|term|exec|env|config|status>
  --echo                     Echo interaction mode; renders the equivalent non-interactive cli command for future use
                             before final execution.
  --silent                   Non-Interactive mode; executes without any user interaction and fails on any missing or
                             invalid arguments.
  --takeDefaults             Prevents prompting for confirmation on parameters that were passed in or were set to
                             default values.
  --terminal=<option>        Command used to start the terminal (defaults to "bash")
                             <options: bash|sh>
  --toscript                 Toscript interaction mode; renders the equivalent non-interactive cli command WITHOUT any
                             execution.

DESCRIPTION
  Renders a selected type of content for an asset

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset monitor
  $ codiac asset mon
  $ codiac asset get

codiac asset helm [SETTING]

Creates a new asset in the given enterprise from an image that exists in a container registry.

USAGE
  $ codiac asset helm [SETTING] [-h] [-i <value>] [-y  -r <value> -n <value> -c <value> -e <value> -p <value> -g
    -o]

ARGUMENTS
  SETTING  The key for the config setting to add

FLAGS
  -c, --code=<value>        The host name to assign this asset in the domain url.  eg: 'myasset' in
                            'myasset.your-domain.com' (Optional: defaults to the asset name).
  -e, --enterprise=<value>  The name of the enterprise in which to create this asset. (defaults to the current
                            enterprise context)
  -g, --hasIngress          Declaration that the asset service is to be externally accessible (optional: defaults to
                            false).
  -h, --help                Show CLI help.
  -i, --chart=<value>       The chart name including scope prefix if applicable (eg: '@yourCompany/your-helm-chart').
  -n, --name=<value>        The name to give the enterprise asset (Optional: defaults to the image name without the
                            scope prefix).
  -o, --routedWithoutName   Indicates that this asset will be the base ingress against your DNS. eg: true services
                            yourwebsite.com (as root/naked) (optional: defaults to false).
  -p, --port=<value>        The default port to assign the asset when deployed to a cabinet (optional).
  -r, --registry=<value>    The chart registry in which the chart exists (defaults to docker hub).
  -y, --silent              (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered from
                            prior runs. Requires: image,registry,name,code,enterprise,port,hasIngress,routedWithoutName

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a new asset in the given enterprise from an image that exists in a container registry.

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset new

codiac asset list

Shows the list of assets in a given enterprise.

USAGE
  $ codiac asset list [-o json|yaml|tree|text] [-h]

FLAGS
  -h, --help             Displays the help document for this command.
  -o, --output=<option>  [default: tree] format in which to render the data.
                         <options: json|yaml|tree|text>

DESCRIPTION
  Shows the list of assets in a given enterprise.

codiac asset mon [CMD]

Renders a selected type of content for an asset

USAGE
  $ codiac asset mon [CMD] [-h] [-e <value>] [-a <value>] [-n <value>] [-c <value>] [-r <value>] [-t
    logs|term|exec|env|config|status] [--terminal bash|sh] [-f] [-l <value>] [-F <value>] [--takeDefaults | [--silent |
    --echo | --toscript]]

ARGUMENTS
  CMD  (requires type=exec) command and its space-separated arguments to run in the target replica.

FLAGS
  -F, --configFile=<value>   (requires type=config) The root pathname to the config file to fetch.
  -a, --asset=<value>        The name of the asset to view.
  -c, --cabinet=<value>      The name of the cabinet from which the content is to be drawn.
  -e, --enterprise=<value>   The name of the enterprise containing the asset being viewed.
  -f, --logsFollow           (requires type=logs) Follow (aka watch, tail, stream) the output.
  -h, --help                 Show CLI help.
  -l, --logsTail=<value>     [default: 10] (requires type=logs) Lines of recent logs to include in the output.  Enter -1
                             to include the entire log history stored in the container.
  -n, --environment=<value>  The name of the environment in which the cabinet resides.
  -r, --replica=<value>      The name of one of the asset instances currently running in the cabinet.
  -t, --type=<option>        The type of content to retrieve.
                             <options: logs|term|exec|env|config|status>
  --echo                     Echo interaction mode; renders the equivalent non-interactive cli command for future use
                             before final execution.
  --silent                   Non-Interactive mode; executes without any user interaction and fails on any missing or
                             invalid arguments.
  --takeDefaults             Prevents prompting for confirmation on parameters that were passed in or were set to
                             default values.
  --terminal=<option>        Command used to start the terminal (defaults to "bash")
                             <options: bash|sh>
  --toscript                 Toscript interaction mode; renders the equivalent non-interactive cli command WITHOUT any
                             execution.

DESCRIPTION
  Renders a selected type of content for an asset

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset monitor
  $ codiac asset mon
  $ codiac asset get

codiac asset monitor [CMD]

Renders a selected type of content for an asset

USAGE
  $ codiac asset monitor [CMD] [-h] [-e <value>] [-a <value>] [-n <value>] [-c <value>] [-r <value>] [-t
    logs|term|exec|env|config|status] [--terminal bash|sh] [-f] [-l <value>] [-F <value>] [--takeDefaults | [--silent |
    --echo | --toscript]]

ARGUMENTS
  CMD  (requires type=exec) command and its space-separated arguments to run in the target replica.

FLAGS
  -F, --configFile=<value>   (requires type=config) The root pathname to the config file to fetch.
  -a, --asset=<value>        The name of the asset to view.
  -c, --cabinet=<value>      The name of the cabinet from which the content is to be drawn.
  -e, --enterprise=<value>   The name of the enterprise containing the asset being viewed.
  -f, --logsFollow           (requires type=logs) Follow (aka watch, tail, stream) the output.
  -h, --help                 Show CLI help.
  -l, --logsTail=<value>     [default: 10] (requires type=logs) Lines of recent logs to include in the output.  Enter -1
                             to include the entire log history stored in the container.
  -n, --environment=<value>  The name of the environment in which the cabinet resides.
  -r, --replica=<value>      The name of one of the asset instances currently running in the cabinet.
  -t, --type=<option>        The type of content to retrieve.
                             <options: logs|term|exec|env|config|status>
  --echo                     Echo interaction mode; renders the equivalent non-interactive cli command for future use
                             before final execution.
  --silent                   Non-Interactive mode; executes without any user interaction and fails on any missing or
                             invalid arguments.
  --takeDefaults             Prevents prompting for confirmation on parameters that were passed in or were set to
                             default values.
  --terminal=<option>        Command used to start the terminal (defaults to "bash")
                             <options: bash|sh>
  --toscript                 Toscript interaction mode; renders the equivalent non-interactive cli command WITHOUT any
                             execution.

DESCRIPTION
  Renders a selected type of content for an asset

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset monitor
  $ codiac asset mon
  $ codiac asset get

codiac asset new

Creates a new asset in the given enterprise from an image that exists in a container registry.

USAGE
  $ codiac asset new [-h] [-k <value> | -i <value> | -r <value>] [-g] [-o] [-t] [-y   -n <value> -c <value> -e
    <value> -p <value>]

FLAGS
  -c, --code=<value>        The host name to assign this asset in the domain url.  eg: 'myasset' in
                            'myasset.your-domain.com' (Optional: defaults to the asset name).
  -e, --enterprise=<value>  The name of the enterprise in which to create this asset. (defaults to the current
                            enterprise context)
  -g, --hasIngress          Declaration that the asset service is to be externally accessible (optional: defaults to
                            false).
  -h, --help                Show CLI help.
  -i, --image=<value>       The image name including scope prefix if applicable (eg: '@yourCompany/your-api-image').
  -k, --kit=<value>         The name of the kit (with library prefix, eg: 'library/kitName') to use to create the asset.
                            Use '?' to be prompted for a kit (Optional: used instead of calling for the image).
  -n, --name=<value>        The name to give the enterprise asset (Optional: defaults to the image name without the
                            scope prefix).
  -o, --routedWithoutName   Indicates that this asset will be the base ingress against your DNS. eg: true services
                            yourwebsite.com (as root/naked) (optional: defaults to false).
  -p, --port=<value>        The default port to assign the asset when deployed to a cabinet (optional).
  -r, --registry=<value>    The container registry in which the image exists (defaults to docker hub).
  -t, --toScript            Outputs an assembled command string, NO execution
  -y, --silent              (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered from
                            prior runs. Requires: image,registry,name,code,enterprise,port

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a new asset in the given enterprise from an image that exists in a container registry.

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset new

codiac asset probe create [CMD]

Declares the implementation of a health or readiness probe for an asset.

USAGE
  $ codiac asset probe create [CMD] -u readiness|liveness|startup [-h] [-n <value>] [-a <value>] [-v <value>] [-d
    <value>] [-p <value>] [--predefined <value> | --exec | --grpc | --http | --socket] [-x <value>] [--execCommand
    <value> ] [--grpcHost <value> ] [--grpcPort <value> ] [--httpScheme http|https ] [--httpHost <value> ] [--httpPort
    <value> ] [--httpPath <value> ] [-h <value> ] [--socketHost <value> ] [--socketPort <value> ]

ARGUMENTS
  CMD  (requires --exec) command and its space-separated arguments to run in the target replica.

FLAGS
  -a, --asset=<value>          The name of the asset to which this probe is to apply.
  -d, --delay=<value>          The time (in seconds) to wait before the first execution of the probe.
  -h, --help                   Show CLI help.
  -h, --httpHeader=<value>...  (For use only with http) Key value pair (in format x=y) to be used as an http header in
                               an http probe action.
  -n, --enterprise=<value>     The name of the enterprise to which this probe is to apply.
  -p, --period=<value>         [default: 10] How often (in seconds) to fire the probe.
  -u, --usage=<option>         (required) [default: readiness] The diagnostic purpose the probe will serve.
                               <options: readiness|liveness|startup>
  -v, --versions=<value>       Asset version range for which this probe is to be used. (optional: defaults to >=latest)
  -x, --action=<value>         The JSON specification for the probe action itself.  The structure follows the
                               actionType.
  --exec                       Declares the probe shall be carried out as an executable CLI command. A return code of
                               zero indicates success.  Any nonzero result indicates failure.
  --execCommand=<value>...     (For use only with exec) The executable command to run as the probe, as a single string,
                               or as an array of commands and arguments.  If it returns any nonzero result, the probe
                               gets interpreted as a negative/failure.
  --grpc                       Declares the probe shall be carried out as a grpc api request.
  --grpcHost=<value>           (For use only with grpc).
  --grpcPort=<value>           (For use only with grpc).
  --http                       Declares the probe shall be carried out as an http request. Any code greater than or
                               equal to 200 and less than 400 indicates success. Any other code indicates failure.
  --httpHost=<value>           .
  --httpPath=<value>           (For use only with http).
  --httpPort=<value>           (For use only with http).
  --httpScheme=<option>        (For use only with http) The http protocol to use.
                               <options: http|https>
  --predefined=<value>         Calls out by name for an existing standard or shared probe action.  Use this argument
                               instead of defining the probe action with the exec, grpc, http or socket arguments.
  --socket                     Declares the probe shall be carried out as a TCP Socket request.
  --socketHost=<value>         (For use only with socket).
  --socketPort=<value>         (For use only with socket).

DESCRIPTION
  Declares the implementation of a health or readiness probe for an asset.

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset probe create

EXAMPLES
  cod probe:create --predefined builtin-heartbeat-file-exists

  cod probe:create -p 15 --exec --execCommand "cat /app/data/last-heartbeat.json"

  cod probe:create -n acme -a myapi -u readiness -p 15 --exec --execCommand "cat /app/data/last-heartbeat.json"

  cod probe:create -n acme -a myapi -u readiness -p 15 --exec --execCommand cat --execCommand /app/data/last-heartbeat.json

  cod probe:create -n acme -a myapi -u readiness -p 15 --http --httpScheme https --httpHost myapi.acme.com --httpPort 443 --httpPath /diag/heartbeat -h Accept=application/json -h user-agent=MyUserAgent

codiac asset recycle

Deploys a given asset to a given cabinet. Defaults to current version.

USAGE
  $ codiac asset recycle [-h] [-a <value>] [-v <value>] [-y -e <value> -c <value>]

FLAGS
  -a, --asset=<value>           Search string for the name of the asset to deploy (use ? to be prompted).
  -c, --cabinetName=<value>     Target cabinet name you want deploy
  -e, --enterpriseCode=<value>  Code (name) of the enterprise to deploy
  -h, --help                    Show CLI help.
  -v, --version=<value>         Search string for the version of the asset to deploy  (use ? to be prompted).
  -y, --silent                  (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered
                                from prior runs. Requires: enterpriseCode,cabinetName

DESCRIPTION
  Deploys a given asset to a given cabinet.  Defaults to current version.

codiac asset view [CMD]

Renders a selected type of content for an asset

USAGE
  $ codiac asset view [CMD] [-h] [-e <value>] [-a <value>] [-n <value>] [-c <value>] [-r <value>] [-t
    logs|term|exec|env|config|status] [--terminal bash|sh] [-f] [-l <value>] [-F <value>] [--takeDefaults | [--silent |
    --echo | --toscript]]

ARGUMENTS
  CMD  (requires type=exec) command and its space-separated arguments to run in the target replica.

FLAGS
  -F, --configFile=<value>   (requires type=config) The root pathname to the config file to fetch.
  -a, --asset=<value>        The name of the asset to view.
  -c, --cabinet=<value>      The name of the cabinet from which the content is to be drawn.
  -e, --enterprise=<value>   The name of the enterprise containing the asset being viewed.
  -f, --logsFollow           (requires type=logs) Follow (aka watch, tail, stream) the output.
  -h, --help                 Show CLI help.
  -l, --logsTail=<value>     [default: 10] (requires type=logs) Lines of recent logs to include in the output.  Enter -1
                             to include the entire log history stored in the container.
  -n, --environment=<value>  The name of the environment in which the cabinet resides.
  -r, --replica=<value>      The name of one of the asset instances currently running in the cabinet.
  -t, --type=<option>        The type of content to retrieve.
                             <options: logs|term|exec|env|config|status>
  --echo                     Echo interaction mode; renders the equivalent non-interactive cli command for future use
                             before final execution.
  --silent                   Non-Interactive mode; executes without any user interaction and fails on any missing or
                             invalid arguments.
  --takeDefaults             Prevents prompting for confirmation on parameters that were passed in or were set to
                             default values.
  --terminal=<option>        Command used to start the terminal (defaults to "bash")
                             <options: bash|sh>
  --toscript                 Toscript interaction mode; renders the equivalent non-interactive cli command WITHOUT any
                             execution.

DESCRIPTION
  Renders a selected type of content for an asset

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset monitor
  $ codiac asset mon
  $ codiac asset get

codiac asset vol add [MOUNTPATH]

Declares a named path for mounting a volume to instances of the asset.

USAGE
  $ codiac asset vol add [MOUNTPATH] [-h] [-d <value>] [-y -n <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  MOUNTPATH  Fully qualified mounting path, inside the container, of the folder being mapped as a volume.  Must be
             unique for the asset.

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>  Any notes or other information to help clarify the intended purpose of this folder, to
                             assist during the configuration phase when assigning an actual physical file store to it.
  -h, --help                 Show CLI help.
  -n, --name=<value>         Moniker for identifying, retrieving, and accessing this folder mapping.  Must be unique for
                             the asset.
  -y, --silent               (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered
                             from prior runs. Requires: name

DESCRIPTION
  Declares a named path for mounting a volume to instances of the asset.

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset vol create
  $ codiac asset vol add
  $ codiac asset volume add

codiac asset vol create [MOUNTPATH]

Declares a named path for mounting a volume to instances of the asset.

USAGE
  $ codiac asset vol create [MOUNTPATH] [-h] [-d <value>] [-y -n <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  MOUNTPATH  Fully qualified mounting path, inside the container, of the folder being mapped as a volume.  Must be
             unique for the asset.

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>  Any notes or other information to help clarify the intended purpose of this folder, to
                             assist during the configuration phase when assigning an actual physical file store to it.
  -h, --help                 Show CLI help.
  -n, --name=<value>         Moniker for identifying, retrieving, and accessing this folder mapping.  Must be unique for
                             the asset.
  -y, --silent               (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered
                             from prior runs. Requires: name

DESCRIPTION
  Declares a named path for mounting a volume to instances of the asset.

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset vol create
  $ codiac asset vol add
  $ codiac asset volume add

codiac asset vol del

Deletes an existing volume mount in the asset

USAGE
  $ codiac asset vol del [-h] [-y -n <value>]

FLAGS
  -h, --help          Show CLI help.
  -n, --name=<value>  Moniker for identifying, retrieving, and accessing this folder mapping.  Must be unique for the
                      asset.
  -y, --silent        (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered from prior
                      runs. Requires: name

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an existing volume mount in the asset

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset vol delete
  $ codiac asset volumes delete
  $ codiac asset volume del
  $ codiac asset vol del
  $ codiac asset volumes del

codiac asset vol delete

Deletes an existing volume mount in the asset

USAGE
  $ codiac asset vol delete [-h] [-y -n <value>]

FLAGS
  -h, --help          Show CLI help.
  -n, --name=<value>  Moniker for identifying, retrieving, and accessing this folder mapping.  Must be unique for the
                      asset.
  -y, --silent        (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered from prior
                      runs. Requires: name

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an existing volume mount in the asset

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset vol delete
  $ codiac asset volumes delete
  $ codiac asset volume del
  $ codiac asset vol del
  $ codiac asset volumes del

codiac asset vol list

Renders the currently declared mount paths for the asset.

USAGE
  $ codiac asset vol list [-h] [-p <value>] [-o pretty|json|yaml|auto] [-y -n <value>]

FLAGS
  -h, --help             Show CLI help.
  -n, --name=<value>     Filter volumes within the asset by mount name.
  -o, --output=<option>  [default: auto] Output format of the actual settings data document.
                         <options: pretty|json|yaml|auto>
  -p, --path=<value>     Filter volumes within the asset by mount path.
  -y, --silent           (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered from
                         prior runs. Requires: name

DESCRIPTION
  Renders the currently declared mount paths for the asset.

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset vol list
  $ codiac asset volumes list

codiac asset volume add [MOUNTPATH]

Declares a named path for mounting a volume to instances of the asset.

USAGE
  $ codiac asset volume add [MOUNTPATH] [-h] [-d <value>] [-y -n <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  MOUNTPATH  Fully qualified mounting path, inside the container, of the folder being mapped as a volume.  Must be
             unique for the asset.

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>  Any notes or other information to help clarify the intended purpose of this folder, to
                             assist during the configuration phase when assigning an actual physical file store to it.
  -h, --help                 Show CLI help.
  -n, --name=<value>         Moniker for identifying, retrieving, and accessing this folder mapping.  Must be unique for
                             the asset.
  -y, --silent               (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered
                             from prior runs. Requires: name

DESCRIPTION
  Declares a named path for mounting a volume to instances of the asset.

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset vol create
  $ codiac asset vol add
  $ codiac asset volume add

codiac asset volume create [MOUNTPATH]

Declares a named path for mounting a volume to instances of the asset.

USAGE
  $ codiac asset volume create [MOUNTPATH] [-h] [-d <value>] [-y -n <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  MOUNTPATH  Fully qualified mounting path, inside the container, of the folder being mapped as a volume.  Must be
             unique for the asset.

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>  Any notes or other information to help clarify the intended purpose of this folder, to
                             assist during the configuration phase when assigning an actual physical file store to it.
  -h, --help                 Show CLI help.
  -n, --name=<value>         Moniker for identifying, retrieving, and accessing this folder mapping.  Must be unique for
                             the asset.
  -y, --silent               (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered
                             from prior runs. Requires: name

DESCRIPTION
  Declares a named path for mounting a volume to instances of the asset.

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset vol create
  $ codiac asset vol add
  $ codiac asset volume add

codiac asset volume del

Deletes an existing volume mount in the asset

USAGE
  $ codiac asset volume del [-h] [-y -n <value>]

FLAGS
  -h, --help          Show CLI help.
  -n, --name=<value>  Moniker for identifying, retrieving, and accessing this folder mapping.  Must be unique for the
                      asset.
  -y, --silent        (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered from prior
                      runs. Requires: name

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an existing volume mount in the asset

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset vol delete
  $ codiac asset volumes delete
  $ codiac asset volume del
  $ codiac asset vol del
  $ codiac asset volumes del

codiac asset volume delete

Deletes an existing volume mount in the asset

USAGE
  $ codiac asset volume delete [-h] [-y -n <value>]

FLAGS
  -h, --help          Show CLI help.
  -n, --name=<value>  Moniker for identifying, retrieving, and accessing this folder mapping.  Must be unique for the
                      asset.
  -y, --silent        (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered from prior
                      runs. Requires: name

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an existing volume mount in the asset

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset vol delete
  $ codiac asset volumes delete
  $ codiac asset volume del
  $ codiac asset vol del
  $ codiac asset volumes del

codiac asset volume list

Renders the currently declared mount paths for the asset.

USAGE
  $ codiac asset volume list [-h] [-p <value>] [-o pretty|json|yaml|auto] [-y -n <value>]

FLAGS
  -h, --help             Show CLI help.
  -n, --name=<value>     Filter volumes within the asset by mount name.
  -o, --output=<option>  [default: auto] Output format of the actual settings data document.
                         <options: pretty|json|yaml|auto>
  -p, --path=<value>     Filter volumes within the asset by mount path.
  -y, --silent           (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered from
                         prior runs. Requires: name

DESCRIPTION
  Renders the currently declared mount paths for the asset.

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset vol list
  $ codiac asset volumes list

codiac asset volumes del

Deletes an existing volume mount in the asset

USAGE
  $ codiac asset volumes del [-h] [-y -n <value>]

FLAGS
  -h, --help          Show CLI help.
  -n, --name=<value>  Moniker for identifying, retrieving, and accessing this folder mapping.  Must be unique for the
                      asset.
  -y, --silent        (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered from prior
                      runs. Requires: name

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an existing volume mount in the asset

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset vol delete
  $ codiac asset volumes delete
  $ codiac asset volume del
  $ codiac asset vol del
  $ codiac asset volumes del

codiac asset volumes delete

Deletes an existing volume mount in the asset

USAGE
  $ codiac asset volumes delete [-h] [-y -n <value>]

FLAGS
  -h, --help          Show CLI help.
  -n, --name=<value>  Moniker for identifying, retrieving, and accessing this folder mapping.  Must be unique for the
                      asset.
  -y, --silent        (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered from prior
                      runs. Requires: name

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an existing volume mount in the asset

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset vol delete
  $ codiac asset volumes delete
  $ codiac asset volume del
  $ codiac asset vol del
  $ codiac asset volumes del

codiac asset volumes list

Renders the currently declared mount paths for the asset.

USAGE
  $ codiac asset volumes list [-h] [-p <value>] [-o pretty|json|yaml|auto] [-y -n <value>]

FLAGS
  -h, --help             Show CLI help.
  -n, --name=<value>     Filter volumes within the asset by mount name.
  -o, --output=<option>  [default: auto] Output format of the actual settings data document.
                         <options: pretty|json|yaml|auto>
  -p, --path=<value>     Filter volumes within the asset by mount path.
  -y, --silent           (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered from
                         prior runs. Requires: name

DESCRIPTION
  Renders the currently declared mount paths for the asset.

ALIASES
  $ codiac asset vol list
  $ codiac asset volumes list

codiac autocomplete [SHELL]

display autocomplete installation instructions

USAGE
  $ codiac autocomplete [SHELL] [-r]

ARGUMENTS
  SHELL  shell type

FLAGS
  -r, --refresh-cache  Refresh cache (ignores displaying instructions)

DESCRIPTION
  display autocomplete installation instructions

EXAMPLES
  $ codiac autocomplete

  $ codiac autocomplete bash

  $ codiac autocomplete zsh

  $ codiac autocomplete --refresh-cache

See code: @oclif/plugin-autocomplete

codiac branch [NAME]

Creates a new branch for the parent project and any sourced dependencies.

USAGE
  $ codiac branch [NAME] [-s] [-h]

ARGUMENTS
  NAME  The name of the branch to create.

FLAGS
  -h, --help    Show CLI help.
  -s, --switch  Automatically switches to the new branch after creating it.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a new branch for the parent project and any sourced dependencies.

See code: src/commands/branch.ts

codiac branch current

Renders the name of the current branch (for the main project and for any sourced dependencies).

USAGE
  $ codiac branch current [-h]

FLAGS
  -h, --help  Show CLI help.

DESCRIPTION
  Renders the name of the current branch (for the main project and for any sourced dependencies).

ALIASES
  $ codiac branches current

codiac branch list

Lists out existing branches for the project repo.

USAGE
  $ codiac branch list [-h] [-r | -l]

FLAGS
  -h, --help     Displays the help document for this command.
  -l, --locals   (Optional, defaults to false) Limits to local branches only.
  -r, --remotes  (Optional, defaults to false) Limits to remote branches only.

DESCRIPTION
  Lists out existing branches for the project repo.

ALIASES
  $ codiac branches list

codiac branches current

Renders the name of the current branch (for the main project and for any sourced dependencies).

USAGE
  $ codiac branches current [-h]

FLAGS
  -h, --help  Show CLI help.

DESCRIPTION
  Renders the name of the current branch (for the main project and for any sourced dependencies).

ALIASES
  $ codiac branches current

codiac branches list

Lists out existing branches for the project repo.

USAGE
  $ codiac branches list [-h] [-r | -l]

FLAGS
  -h, --help     Displays the help document for this command.
  -l, --locals   (Optional, defaults to false) Limits to local branches only.
  -r, --remotes  (Optional, defaults to false) Limits to remote branches only.

DESCRIPTION
  Lists out existing branches for the project repo.

ALIASES
  $ codiac branches list

codiac build

Builds the project and the docker container

USAGE
  $ codiac build [--as <value>] [--remember] [--rememberAs <value>] [--unremember <value>]
    [--withoutdefaults] [-v] [-h] [-f <value>] [-n] [-d -b <value>] [--version <value>] [-M] [-m] [-p] [-r] [-c] [-s
    images|packages] [-i <value>] [-t <value>]

FLAGS
  -M, --major                     Increments the version by one Major version number (using Major.Minor.Patch).
  -b, --buildDef=<value>          Replaces the default build command with the given process.  For a multi-command
                                  sequence, separate each with a Pipe (|) character.
  -c, --clear                     Completely deletes the output folder before building.
  -d, --asDefault                 Overwrites the default build command for the project with the buildDef argument
  -f, --frameworkVersion=<value>  (Future) Explicitly sets the version of the Toyhauler base image to use (default:
                                  latest).
  -h, --help                      Show CLI help.
  -i, --image=<value>...          (optional, defaults to all) Limits the list of images to build.  Value must match the
                                  name property of an image export defined in the codiac project file (codiac.json)
  -m, --minor                     Increments the version by one Minor version number (using Major.Minor.Patch).
  -n, --noCache                   Ignores the local Docker image cache, thereby forcing a fresh download of each image
                                  from its container registry layer in the build.
  -p, --patch                     Increments the version by one Patch version number (using Major.Minor.Patch).
  -r, --prerelease                Increments the prerelease number (using Major.Minor.Patch-PreRelease).  NOTE:
                                  Increments the Patch version number when appending.
  -s, --skip=<option>             (optional) Prevents the building of any declared container images or packages.
                                  <options: images|packages>
  -t, --buildTarget=<value>       (optional) Calls out the only stage to be built for images defined with multistage
                                  builds.
  -v, --verbose                   Renders additional logging levels (detail, trace, and debug) to the console output.
  --as=<value>                    Fires this command with an argument list that was previously remembered using the
                                  --rememberAs flag.
  --remember                      Saves the arguments, so they are invoked as defaults whenever this command gets
                                  called.
  --rememberAs=<value>            Saves the given argument list so that it can be called by name.
  --unremember=<value>            Administrative only: DOES NOT fire the actual command.  Simply clears the arguments
                                  that were previously stored under the given name (use "--unRemember default" to clear
                                  default argument list memorized with the --remember flag).
  --version=<value>               Overwrites the full version for the build (using Major.Minor.Patch).
  --withoutdefaults               Prevents any relevant saved defaults from being invoked for this call.

DESCRIPTION
  Builds the project and the docker container

See code: src/commands/build.ts

codiac cab create [CABINET]

Initializes a cabinet for a given enterprise and environment. Overwrites any existing if forced, otherwise returns an error if the cabinet already exists.

USAGE
  $ codiac cab create [CABINET] [--as <value>] [--remember] [--rememberAs <value>] [--unremember <value>]
    [--withoutdefaults] [-v] [-h] [-f] [-e <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  CABINET  The name of the cabinet to create

FLAGS
  -e, --environment=<value>  (optional: defaults to that of the current project branch) The name of the environment this
                             cabinet will be grouped under.
  -f, --force                Overwrites and reinitializes if the cabinet already exists.
  -h, --help                 Show CLI help.
  -v, --verbose              Renders additional logging levels (detail, trace, and debug) to the console output.
  --as=<value>               Fires this command with an argument list that was previously remembered using the
                             --rememberAs flag.
  --remember                 Saves the arguments, so they are invoked as defaults whenever this command gets called.
  --rememberAs=<value>       Saves the given argument list so that it can be called by name.
  --unremember=<value>       Administrative only: DOES NOT fire the actual command.  Simply clears the arguments that
                             were previously stored under the given name (use "--unRemember default" to clear default
                             argument list memorized with the --remember flag).
  --withoutdefaults          Prevents any relevant saved defaults from being invoked for this call.

DESCRIPTION
  Initializes a cabinet for a given enterprise and environment.  Overwrites any existing if forced, otherwise returns an
  error if the cabinet already exists.

ALIASES
  $ codiac cab create

codiac cab list

Shows the list of cabinets and environment.

USAGE
  $ codiac cab list [-o json|yaml|tree|text] [-h]

FLAGS
  -h, --help             Displays the help document for this command.
  -o, --output=<option>  [default: tree] format in which to render the data.
                         <options: json|yaml|tree|text>

DESCRIPTION
  Shows the list of cabinets and environment.

ALIASES
  $ codiac cab list

codiac cab obliterate [CABINET]

Hard-deletes an entire cabinet and everything in it; makes it as if the cabinet itself never existed.

USAGE
  $ codiac cab obliterate [CABINET] [--as <value>] [--remember] [--rememberAs <value>] [--unremember <value>]
    [--withoutdefaults] [-v] [-h] [-e <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  CABINET  The name of the cabinet

FLAGS
  -e, --environment=<value>  (optional: defaults to that of the current project branch) The name of the environment this
                             cabinet will be grouped under.
  -h, --help                 Show CLI help.
  -v, --verbose              Renders additional logging levels (detail, trace, and debug) to the console output.
  --as=<value>               Fires this command with an argument list that was previously remembered using the
                             --rememberAs flag.
  --remember                 Saves the arguments, so they are invoked as defaults whenever this command gets called.
  --rememberAs=<value>       Saves the given argument list so that it can be called by name.
  --unremember=<value>       Administrative only: DOES NOT fire the actual command.  Simply clears the arguments that
                             were previously stored under the given name (use "--unRemember default" to clear default
                             argument list memorized with the --remember flag).
  --withoutdefaults          Prevents any relevant saved defaults from being invoked for this call.

DESCRIPTION
  Hard-deletes an entire cabinet and everything in it; makes it as if the cabinet itself never existed.

ALIASES
  $ codiac cab obliterate

codiac cabinet create [CABINET]

Initializes a cabinet for a given enterprise and environment. Overwrites any existing if forced, otherwise returns an error if the cabinet already exists.

USAGE
  $ codiac cabinet create [CABINET] [--as <value>] [--remember] [--rememberAs <value>] [--unremember <value>]
    [--withoutdefaults] [-v] [-h] [-f] [-e <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  CABINET  The name of the cabinet to create

FLAGS
  -e, --environment=<value>  (optional: defaults to that of the current project branch) The name of the environment this
                             cabinet will be grouped under.
  -f, --force                Overwrites and reinitializes if the cabinet already exists.
  -h, --help                 Show CLI help.
  -v, --verbose              Renders additional logging levels (detail, trace, and debug) to the console output.
  --as=<value>               Fires this command with an argument list that was previously remembered using the
                             --rememberAs flag.
  --remember                 Saves the arguments, so they are invoked as defaults whenever this command gets called.
  --rememberAs=<value>       Saves the given argument list so that it can be called by name.
  --unremember=<value>       Administrative only: DOES NOT fire the actual command.  Simply clears the arguments that
                             were previously stored under the given name (use "--unRemember default" to clear default
                             argument list memorized with the --remember flag).
  --withoutdefaults          Prevents any relevant saved defaults from being invoked for this call.

DESCRIPTION
  Initializes a cabinet for a given enterprise and environment.  Overwrites any existing if forced, otherwise returns an
  error if the cabinet already exists.

ALIASES
  $ codiac cab create

codiac cabinet list

Shows the list of cabinets and environment.

USAGE
  $ codiac cabinet list [-o json|yaml|tree|text] [-h]

FLAGS
  -h, --help             Displays the help document for this command.
  -o, --output=<option>  [default: tree] format in which to render the data.
                         <options: json|yaml|tree|text>

DESCRIPTION
  Shows the list of cabinets and environment.

ALIASES
  $ codiac cab list

codiac cabinet obliterate [CABINET]

Hard-deletes an entire cabinet and everything in it; makes it as if the cabinet itself never existed.

USAGE
  $ codiac cabinet obliterate [CABINET] [--as <value>] [--remember] [--rememberAs <value>] [--unremember <value>]
    [--withoutdefaults] [-v] [-h] [-e <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  CABINET  The name of the cabinet

FLAGS
  -e, --environment=<value>  (optional: defaults to that of the current project branch) The name of the environment this
                             cabinet will be grouped under.
  -h, --help                 Show CLI help.
  -v, --verbose              Renders additional logging levels (detail, trace, and debug) to the console output.
  --as=<value>               Fires this command with an argument list that was previously remembered using the
                             --rememberAs flag.
  --remember                 Saves the arguments, so they are invoked as defaults whenever this command gets called.
  --rememberAs=<value>       Saves the given argument list so that it can be called by name.
  --unremember=<value>       Administrative only: DOES NOT fire the actual command.  Simply clears the arguments that
                             were previously stored under the given name (use "--unRemember default" to clear default
                             argument list memorized with the --remember flag).
  --withoutdefaults          Prevents any relevant saved defaults from being invoked for this call.

DESCRIPTION
  Hard-deletes an entire cabinet and everything in it; makes it as if the cabinet itself never existed.

ALIASES
  $ codiac cab obliterate

codiac cfg add [SETTING]

Adds a key value pair to the app config

USAGE
  $ codiac cfg add [SETTING] [-h] [-s <value>] [-v <value>] [-n <value> | -e <value> | -c <value>] [-f
    <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  SETTING  The key for the config setting to add

FLAGS
  -c, --cabinet=<value>      The name of the cabinet to which this value is to apply.
  -e, --environment=<value>  The name of the environment to which this value is to apply.
  -f, --file=<value>         The path-name to the file to which the settings are written, relative to the root of the
                             Codiac project.
  -h, --help                 Show CLI help.
  -n, --enterprise=<value>   The name of the enterprise to which this value is to apply.
  -s, --setting=<value>      The config key (in dotpath/JSONPath), relative to the root of the config.
  -v, --value=<value>        The actual concrete data to be applied as the setting value.

DESCRIPTION
  Adds a key value pair to the app config

ALIASES
  $ codiac config set
  $ codiac cfg add

codiac cfg delete [SETTING]

Removes the given keys from the app config

USAGE
  $ codiac cfg delete [SETTING] [-h] [-s <value>] [-n <value> | -e <value> | -c <value>] [-f <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  SETTING  (optional) Specific config key to remove. Omit to select from a list. Enter "all" to clear the entire config.

FLAGS
  -c, --cabinet=<value>      The name of the cabinet to which this value is to apply.
  -e, --environment=<value>  The name of the environment to which this value is to apply.
  -f, --file=<value>         The path-name to the config file holding the settings, relative to the root of the Codiac
                             project.
  -h, --help                 Show CLI help.
  -n, --enterprise=<value>   The name of the enterprise to which this value is to apply.
  -s, --setting=<value>      The config key (in dotpath/JSONPath), relative to the root of the config.

DESCRIPTION
  Removes the given keys from the app config

ALIASES
  $ codiac cfg delete

codiac cfg view [SETTING]

Shows the values that are explicitly set in the given config

USAGE
  $ codiac cfg view [SETTING] [-h] [-p] [-a <value>] [-f <value>] [-y [-c <value> |  | ] ] [-o
    pretty|json|yaml|auto]

ARGUMENTS
  SETTING  (optional) Name of specific setting value to view; omit to show all.

FLAGS
  -a, --asset=<value>    Search string for the name of the asset to deploy (use ? to be prompted).
  -c, --cabinet=<value>  The name of the cabinet to assemble the configuration for.
  -f, --file=<value>     [default: app-config.json] The relative pathname of the config file to view (relative to the
                         root of the codiac project).
  -h, --help             Show CLI help.
  -o, --output=<option>  [default: auto] Output format of the actual settings data document.
                         <options: pretty|json|yaml|auto>
  -p, --prompt           Invokes a prompt to select from the existing settings.
  -y, --silent           (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values that are remembered from
                         prior runs.

DESCRIPTION
  Shows the values that are explicitly set in the given config

ALIASES
  $ codiac cfg view

EXAMPLES
  $ cod config:view

  $ cod config:view port

  $ cod config:view -p

  $ cod config:view -o pretty

  $ cod config:view -c dev2 -f settings.json -o pretty

codiac cli

Applies settings to the Codiac CLI itself (scoped to the local machine).

USAGE
  $ codiac cli [-h] [-s <value>]

FLAGS
  -h, --help            Show the help docs for this command.
  -s, --set=<value>...  A key=value expression for the setting to apply.  Leave this argument out of your call to get a
                        list of the available settings keys and their types.

DESCRIPTION
  Applies settings to the Codiac CLI itself (scoped to the local machine).

See code: src/commands/cli.ts

codiac cluster create [NAME]

Provisions the physical cluster

USAGE
  $ codiac cluster create [NAME] [-h] [-p <value>] [-k <value>] [-u <value>] [-u <value>] [-y <value> -s <value> -g
    <value> -l <value> -n <value> -q <value>] [-t]

ARGUMENTS
  NAME  Proposed name of the cluster

FLAGS
  -g, --resourceGroup=<value>         The Azure resource group to create for the cluster.
  -h, --help                          Show CLI help.
  -k, --subnet=<value>                The resource id of the subnet in which the cluster is to be created.
  -l, --location=<value>              The short name of the azure data center in which the cliuster is to reside.
  -n, --nodeSpec=<value>              The identifier for the type of VM to use for nodes in the cluster.
  -p, --owner=<value>                 Tenant code of the private owner of the cluster
  -q, --nodeQty=<value>               The starting node count with which to create the cluster.
  -s, --providerSubscription=<value>  The Azure subscription Id under which to create the cluster.
  -t, --toScript                      Outputs an assembled command string, NO execution
  -u, --identityUserId=<value>        OPTIONAL. ID of Svc Principal or Managed Identity to execute as. To create k8s
                                      cluster, IP address, and container Pull.  If none supplied Codiac will try to
                                      create one.
  -u, --identityUserName=<value>      OPTIONAL. Name of Svc Principal or Managed Identity to execute as. To create k8s
                                      cluster, IP address, and container Pull.  If none supplied Codiac will try to
                                      create one.
  -y, --silent=<value>                (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents confirmations of user-values. Required:
                                      providerSubscription,resourceGroup,location,nodeSpec,nodeQty

DESCRIPTION
  Provisions the physical cluster

ALIASES
  $ codiac cluster create

codiac cluster deinit [NAME]

Deinitialization of the cluster (uninstalls the ingress controller and tls cert manager services)

USAGE
  $ codiac cluster deinit [NAME] [-h] [-p aws|azure|dockerHub|other] [-y -n <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  NAME  Name of existing cluster.

FLAGS
  -h, --help               Show CLI help.
  -n, --name=<value>       Name of the cluster.
  -p, --provider=<option>  Code for the cloud service provider.
                           <options: aws|azure|dockerHub|other>
  -y, --silent             (Optional: defaults to false) Prevents interactive user-interface and throws if interaction
                           is needed. Requires arguments: [--name -n]

DESCRIPTION
  Deinitialization of the cluster (uninstalls the ingress controller and tls cert manager services)

ALIASES
  $ codiac cluster deinit

codiac cluster destroy [NAME]

Kills the physical cluster, but not the Codiac cluster definition record

USAGE
  $ codiac cluster destroy [NAME] [-h] [-p] [-i] [-p azure|aws|dockerHub|other] [-y -n <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  NAME  Proposed name of the cluster

FLAGS
  -h, --help               Show CLI help.
  -i, --deleteIdentity     (optional: defaults to false) Ensures that identity security account for the cluster shall
                           also be deleted after the cluster itself is destroyed.
  -n, --name=<value>       Name of the cluster.
  -p, --partials           Include clusters that were never fully created.
  -p, --provider=<option>  Code for the cloud service provider.
                           <options: azure|aws|dockerHub|other>
  -y,