Deployment workflows management commands
The following table describes the deployment workflows management commands
supported by the Fuel CLI.
Deployment workflows management commands
| Description |
Command |
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List deployment workflows.
Use -e <ENV_ID>, --cluster, --plugins, or --release
flags to specify an environment, cluster-, plugins-, or
release-related workflows.
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Upload a specific type of deployment workflows configuration of an
environment, release, or plugin from the YAML file or the
directory that includes tasks.yaml and metadata.yaml. |
fuel2 graph upload -e <ENV_ID> -t <GRAPH_TYPE> (-f YAML_FILE_NAME | -d DIR_NAME)fuel2 graph upload -r <RELEASE_ID> -t <GRAPH_TYPE> (-f YAML_FILE_NAME | -d DIR_NAME)fuel2 graph upload -p <PLUGIN_ID> -t <GRAPH_TYPE> (-f YAML_FILE_NAME | -d DIR_NAME)
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Download deployment workflows of an environment.
Use the -a, -c, -r, or -p flag to specify
the level of the workflows to download.
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fuel2 graph download -e <ENV_ID> -a [-t <GRAPH_TYPE>]fuel2 graph download -e <ENV_ID> -c [-t <GRAPH_TYPE>]fuel2 graph download -e <ENV_ID> -r <RELEASE_ID> [-t <GRAPH_TYPE>]fuel2 graph download -e <ENV_ID> -p <PLUGIN_ID> [-t <GRAPH_TYPE>]
The -t parameter is optional. If not specified, the default
workflow is downloaded.
The workflows downloaded with the keys -a and -p are the
result of other workflows merge. They are not supposed to be edited
and uploaded back, because, in most cases, they will override
further changes in source workflows.
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Start a deployment with given workflow types.
Available for environments only.
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fuel2 graph execute -e <ENV_ID> -t <GRAPH_TYPE1> [<GRAPH_TYPE2>]
The -t parameter specifies the types of deployment
workflow in order of execution.
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Run any task workflow in the noop mode to detect customizations. |
fuel2 graph execute -e <ENV_ID> -t <GRAPH_TYPE1> [<GRAPH_TYPE2>] --noop --force
The --force parameter is optional and is necessary for previously
executed workflows or tasks to prevent tasks skipping by Fuel
LCM engine.
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Delete deployment workflows.
Use -e <ENV_ID>, -p, or -r flag to specify
an environment, plugins- or release-related workflows.
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fuel2 graph delete -e <ENV_ID> -t <GRAPH_TYPE>fuel2 graph delete -r <RELEASE_ID> -t <GRAPH_TYPE>fuel2 graph delete -p <PLUGIN_ID> -t <GRAPH_TYPE>
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