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defang

v0.6.5

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CLI for the Defang Opinionated Platform

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Defang

Defang is a radically simpler way for developers to develop, deploy, and debug cloud applications.

  • Public releases of the Defang CLI; click here for the latest version
  • Sample projects in Golang, Python, Node.js, and many more languages and frameworks, that show you how to accomplish various tasks and deploy them to the DOP using a Docker Compose file and the Defang CLI.
  • Samples that show how to deploy an app using the Defang Pulumi Provider.

Getting started

  • Read our Getting Started page
  • Follow the installation instructions from the Installing page
  • Take a look at our Samples folder for example projects in various programming languages.
  • Try the AI integration by running defang generate
  • Start your new service with defang compose up

Support

Environment Variables

The Defang CLI recognizes the following environment variables:

  • COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME - The name of the project to use; overrides the name in the compose.yaml file
  • DEFANG_ACCESS_TOKEN - The access token to use for authentication; if not specified, uses token from defang login
  • DEFANG_CD_BUCKET - The S3 bucket to use for the BYOC CD pipeline; defaults to defang-cd-bucket-…
  • DEFANG_CD_IMAGE - The image to use for the Continuous Deployment (CD) pipeline; defaults to public.ecr.aws/defang-io/cd:public-beta
  • DEFANG_DEBUG - set this to 1 or true to enable debug logging
  • DEFANG_DISABLE_ANALYTICS - If set to true, disables sending analytics to Defang; defaults to false
  • DEFANG_FABRIC - The address of the Defang Fabric to use; defaults to fabric-prod1.defang.dev
  • DEFANG_HIDE_HINTS - If set to true, hides hints in the CLI output; defaults to false
  • DEFANG_HIDE_UPDATE - If set to true, hides the update notification; defaults to false
  • DEFANG_PROVIDER - The name of the cloud provider to use, auto (default), aws, digitalocean, or defang
  • NO_COLOR - If set to any value, disables color output; by default, color output is enabled depending on the terminal
  • TZ - The timezone to use for log timestamps: an IANA TZ name like UTC or Europe/Amsterdam; defaults to Local
  • XDG_STATE_HOME - The directory to use for storing state; defaults to ~/.local/state