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steadybit

v4.2.4

Published

Command-line interface to interact with the Steadybit API

Downloads

297

Readme

Steadybit CLI  

Installation | Authorization | Usage | Changelog


The Steadybit CLI enables you to use the Steadybit platform features easier in an automated way and implement e.g. GitOps practices easily. You can retrieve, create or adjust experiment designs as well as running them straight away.

Prerequisites

  • You need to have a Steadybit account. You can create a free account via our website.
  • at least Node.js 16 as local runtime

Installation

Via npm

npm install -g steadybit

Authorization

You need an API access token. You can grab one via our platform through the Settings -> API Access Tokens page.

➜ steadybit config profile add
? Profile name: steadybit
? API access token: [hidden]
? Base URL of the Steadybit server: https://platform.steadybit.io

Usage

Get an existing experiment yaml from Steadybit and write it to file:

steadybit experiment get -k ADM-1 -f experiment.yml

Only apply the experiment:

steadybit experiment apply -f experiment.yml

Apply and run the experiment in one step:

steadybit experiment run -f experiment.yml

Run existing experiment:

steadybit experiment run -k ADM-1

Dump all experiments and executions from all teams:

steadybit experiment dump -d ./dump

Validate advice status

steadybit validate-status -e "Global" -q "k8s.cluster-name=dev-demo and k8s.namespace=steadybit-demo"

Container Image

You can also use the cli via our container image:

docker run -e"STEADYBIT_TOKEN=****" steadybit/cli:latest experiment get -k ADM-1