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sucre

v0.4.5

Published

ECS helper

Downloads

3

Readme

🍬 sucre

ECS helper

oclif Version Downloads/week License

Usage

$ npm install -g sucre
$ sucre COMMAND
running command...
$ sucre (-v|--version|version)
sucre/0.4.5 darwin-x64 node-v11.14.0
$ sucre --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ sucre COMMAND
...

Commands

sucre help [COMMAND]

display help for sucre

USAGE
  $ sucre help [COMMAND]

ARGUMENTS
  COMMAND  command to show help for

OPTIONS
  --all  see all commands in CLI

See code: @oclif/plugin-help

sucre logs [LOGGROUPNAME]

retrieve logs

USAGE
  $ sucre logs [LOGGROUPNAME]

OPTIONS
  -e, --end=end        end of the time range
  -n, --num=num        number of lines to display
  -p, --prefix=prefix  filter log stream by prefix
  -s, --start=start    start of the time range
  -t, --tail           tail logs

See code: src/commands/logs/index.ts

sucre logs:groups [LOGGROUPNAMEPREFIX]

retrieve log streams

USAGE
  $ sucre logs:groups [LOGGROUPNAMEPREFIX]

See code: src/commands/logs/groups.ts

sucre logs:streams [LOGGROUPNAME]

retrieve log streams

USAGE
  $ sucre logs:streams [LOGGROUPNAME]

OPTIONS
  -p, --prefix=prefix  filter log stream by prefix

See code: src/commands/logs/streams.ts

sucre services

describe services

USAGE
  $ sucre services

OPTIONS
  -C, --cluster=cluster  the cluster of the services

See code: src/commands/services/index.ts

sucre services:info [SERVICENAME]

describe a service

USAGE
  $ sucre services:info [SERVICENAME]

OPTIONS
  -C, --cluster=cluster  the cluster of the service
  -w, --watch            watch for changes

See code: src/commands/services/info.ts

sucre services:redeploy [SERVICENAME]

redeploys a service

USAGE
  $ sucre services:redeploy [SERVICENAME]

OPTIONS
  -C, --cluster=cluster  the cluster of the service

See code: src/commands/services/redeploy.ts

sucre tasks:definitions [FAMILYPREFIX]

list task definitions

USAGE
  $ sucre tasks:definitions [FAMILYPREFIX]

See code: src/commands/tasks/definitions.ts

sucre tasks:families

list task definition families

USAGE
  $ sucre tasks:families

See code: src/commands/tasks/families.ts

sucre tasks:run

run a one-off process inside a container

USAGE
  $ sucre tasks:run

OPTIONS
  -C, --cluster=cluster                            the cluster to run on
  -c, --container=container                        the container to use
  -f, --task-definition-path=task-definition-path  the path to a task definition json file
  -t, --task-definition=task-definition            the task definition to use
  --log-group-name=log-group-name
  --log-stream-name-prefix=log-stream-name-prefix

ALIASES
  $ sucre run

See code: src/commands/tasks/run.ts