app
app
The app commands.
An application is one deployable thing: a source to build or an image to run, the ports it serves, the disks it mounts, and however many copies of it you asked for. These commands create one, show what it is doing, change its size, stop it, and remove it.
Most of them take the application as their first argument and fall back to the one
this directory is linked to, so after outplane link the name is optional.
Deleting is the exception. It never guesses which application you meant.
Commands
| Command | What It Does | Risk |
|---|---|---|
app list | List the applications in a team. | read |
app get | Show one application in detail. | read |
app create | Create an application and deploy it. | write |
app scale | Change how many instances an application runs, and how large they are. | write |
app pause | Stop an application without deleting it. | write |
app resume | Start a paused application. | write |
app instances | List the instances an application is actually running. | read |
app delete | Permanently delete an application. | destructive |
app rename | Change the label an application is shown under. | write |
app shell | Open an interactive shell on a running instance. | write |