port
port
The port commands.
A port is what an application serves on and, when it is public, what gives the application an address. These commands list them, open and close them, and read one address on its own.
A port is private unless it says otherwise. A private port is reachable from inside the platform and by a custom domain, and has no public address at all.
Commands
| Command | What It Does | Risk |
|---|---|---|
port list | List the ports an application serves. | read |
port get | Print one port's address. | read |
port set | Open a port, or change one that is already open. | write |
port unset | Stop an application serving a port. | write |