CLI for Managing Apps in Runtime Fabric
Use these commands for managing applications in Runtime Fabric.
Command | Description |
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Deletes an application |
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Deploys an application to a specified target using an Exchange application and runs the specified runtime version |
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Describes an application |
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Describes an application in a raw JSON response |
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Downloads logs of an application from a specification to a specified directory |
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Lists all applications in an organization |
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Modifies a deployed application |
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Starts a stopped application |
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Stops running an application |
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Tails an application’s logs from a specification |
runtime-mgr application delete
> runtime-mgr application delete [options] <appID>
Deletes the running application specified in <appID>
. To get this ID, run the runtime-mgr application list
command.
This command does not prompt twice before deleting. If you send a delete instruction, it does not ask for confirmation. |
This command accepts only the default options: --help
, -f
/--fields
and -o
/--output
runtime-mgr application deploy
> runtime-mgr application deploy [options] <appID> <deploymentTargetID> <runtimeVersion> <artifactID>
Deploys the application specified in <appID>
to the deployment target specified using the following options:
Value | Description | Example |
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Artifact ID of the application retrieved from Exchange. |
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ID of the deployment target. |
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Name of the application to deploy. |
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Runtime version of the deployment target. |
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Besides the default --help
, -f
/--fields
and -o
/--output
options, this command also takes these options:
Value | Description | Example |
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Version of the Exchange application to use. |
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Enables clustered nodes, which requires at least two replicas. |
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Disables forwarding applications logs to Anypoint Monitoring. |
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Enables SSL session forwarding. |
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Group ID of the asset to deploy. |
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Set the name of the JAVA version to be used for the selected Mule version. Supported values are |
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Enables Last Mile Security. |
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The amount of memory allocated to each replica of a Mule application or API gateway. |
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Enables Object Store v2. |
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Supplies the base path expected by the HTTP listener in your application. |
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Sets a property. |
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Replaces all properties with values from a selected file. |
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Supplies endpoints to reach via the public internet. |
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Set the name of the release channel to be used for the selected Mule version. Supported values are |
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Number of replicas. Must be above |
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Size of replicas in Vcores. |
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The amount of vCPU guaranteed to the application and reserved for its use. |
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Defines scope logging. |
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Uploads a file to define scope logging. |
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Updates the strategy used. |
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The maximum amount of vCPU the application can use (the level to which it can burst). This is shared CPU on the worker node. |
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runtime-mgr application describe
> runtime-mgr application describe [options] <appID>
Displays information about the application specified in <appID>
. To get this ID, run the runtime-mgr application list
command.
This command accepts only the default options: --help
, -f
/--fields
and -o
/--output
runtime-mgr application describe-json
> runtime-mgr application describe-json [options] <appID>
Displays a raw JSON response from the application specified in <appID>
. To get this ID, run the runtime-mgr application list
command.
This command accepts only the default options: --help
, -f
/--fields
and -o
/--output
runtime-mgr application download-logs
> runtime-mgr application download-logs [options] <appID> <directory> <specID>
Downloads logs for the application specified in <appID>
from the specification specified in <specID>
to the selected directory.
To get the <appID>
, run the runtime-mgr application list
command.
To get the <specID>
run the runtime-mgr application describe
command.
This command accepts only the default options: --help
, -f
/--fields
and -o
/--output
runtime-mgr application list
> runtime-mgr application list [options]
Lists all applications in your organization.
This command accepts only the default options: --help
, -f
/--fields
and -o
/--output
runtime-mgr application modify
> runtime-mgr application modify [options] <appID> <certificateName>
Updates the settings of an existing application specified in <appID>
.
To get the <appID>
, run the runtime-mgr application list
command.
Besides the default --help
, -f
/--fields
and -o
/--output
options, this command also takes these options:
Value | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
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ID of the application retrieved from Exchange. |
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Version of the Exchange application to use. |
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Enables clustered nodes, which requires at least two replicas. |
|
|
Disables forwarding applications logs to Anypoint Monitoring. |
|
|
Enables SSL session forwarding. |
|
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Group ID of the asset to deploy. |
|
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Enables Last Mile Security. |
|
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Enables object store v2. |
|
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Supplies the base path expected by the HTTP listener in your application. |
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Sets a property. |
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Replaces all properties with values from a selected file. |
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Supplies endpoints to reach via the public internet. |
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Number of replicas. Must be above |
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Size of replicas in Vcores. |
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Runtime version of the deployment target. |
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Defines scope logging. |
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Uploads a file to define scope logging. |
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Updates the strategy used. |
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runtime-mgr application start
> runtime-mgr application start [options] <appid>
Starts running the application specified in <appid>
. To get this ID, run the runtime-mgr application list
command.
This command accepts only the default option --help
.
runtime-mgr application stop
> runtime-mgr application stop [options] <appID>
Stops running the application specified in <appID>
. To get this ID, run the runtime-mgr application list
command.
This command accepts only the default option --help
.
runtime-mgr application tail-logs
> runtime-mgr:application:tail-logs [options] <appID> <specID>
Tails application logs for the application specificied in <appID>
from the specification specified in <specID>
.
To get the <appID>
, run the runtime-mgr application list
command.
To get the <specID>
run the runtime-mgr application describe
command.
This command accepts only the default option --help
.