resolve-cloud
v0.34.2
Published
This package provides an interface used to deploy [reSolve](https://github.com/reimagined/resolve) applications to the cloud.
Downloads
108
Readme
ReSolve Cloud Platform Command Line Interface
This package provides an interface used to deploy reSolve applications to the cloud.
Usage
Use the following console inputs to add this CLI to your reSolve project, login to the reSolve Cloud Platform and deploy the application:
yarn create resolve-app resolve-app
cd resolve-app
<develop your app locally>
yarn add resolve-cloud
yarn resolve-cloud login
yarn resolve-cloud deploy
Install the CLI
The reSolve Cloud Platform CLI is available on NPM. You can add it to a project as shown below:
yarn add resolve-cloud
Log in to the reSolve Cloud Platform
Use the login
command to authenticate and authorize in the reSolve cloud platform:
yarn resolve-cloud login
The CLI manages an authentication session so you stay logged in between queries.
Manage Deployments
Use the deploy
command to deploy an application to the cloud:
yarn resolve-cloud deploy
The cloud platform assigns an ID to an application deployment.
Pass a deployment's ID to the remove
command to remove this deployment:
yarn resolve-cloud remove <deploymentId>
View Deployment information
To view the list of all your deployments, type:
yarn resolve-cloud list
Use the describe
command to view information on a specific deployment:
yarn resolve-cloud describe <deploymentId>
Manage Read Models
The read-models
command manages the application's read models.
View a deployed application's read models:
yarn resolve-cloud read-models list <deploymentId>
Pause and resume read model updates:
yarn resolve-cloud read-models pause <deploymentId> <readModelName>
yarn resolve-cloud read-models resume <deploymentId> <readModelName>
yarn resolve-cloud read-models pause-all <deploymentId>
yarn resolve-cloud read-models resume-all <deploymentId>
Reset a read model's persistent state:
yarn resolve-cloud read-models reset <deploymentId> <readModelName>
yarn resolve-cloud read-models reset-all <deploymentId> <readModelName>
Manage Sagas
The sagas
command manages the application's sagas.
View a list of available sagas:
yarn resolve-cloud sagas list <deploymentId>
Pause and resume a saga:
yarn resolve-cloud sagas pause <deploymentId> <sagaName>
yarn resolve-cloud sagas resume <deploymentId> <sagaName>
Reset a saga's persistent state:
yarn resolve-cloud sagas reset <deploymentId> <sagaName>
Manage Saga Properties
Use the sagas properties
command to manage a saga's properties.
Add a property:
yarn resolve-cloud sagas properties add <deploymentId> <sagaName> <propertyName> <value>
View all saga's properties:
yarn resolve-cloud sagas properties list <deploymentId> <sagaName>
Remove a property:
yarn resolve-cloud sagas properties remove <deploymentId> <sagaName> <propertyName>
Update a property's value:
yarn resolve-cloud sagas properties update <deploymentId> <sagaName> <propertyName> <newValue>
Manage Environment Variables
The following commands allow you to manage environment variables available for a deployment.
Set environment variables:
yarn resolve-cloud environment set <deploymentId> <keyValuePairs>
Remove an environment variable:
yarn resolve-cloud environment remove <deploymentId> <variableNameList>
View Logs
Use the logs
command to view and manage application logs.
View logs:
yarn resolve-cloud logs get <deploymentId>
Remove logs:
yarn resolve-cloud logs remove <deploymentId>
Trace Application Performance
Use the tracing
command to control application performance tracing.
Enable performance tracing:
resolve-cloud tracing enable <deploymentId>
Disable performance tracing:
resolve-cloud tracing disable <deploymentId>
Check whether performance tracing is enabled:
resolve-cloud tracing status <deploymentId>
View the list of an application's performance traces:
resolve-cloud tracing summary <deploymentId>
View a trace:
resolve-cloud tracing get <deploymentId> <traceId>
View Help
To view help on this CLI, type:
yarn resolve-cloud --help
You can also view help for a specific command, for example:
yarn resolve-cloud deploy --help