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landscaper-cli installations

commands to interact with installations

Options

  -h, --help   help for installations

Options inherited from parent commands

      --cli                  logger runs as cli logger. enables cli logging
      --dev                  enable development logging which result in console encoding, enabled stacktrace and enabled caller
      --disable-caller       disable the caller of logs (default true)
      --disable-stacktrace   disable the stacktrace of error logs (default true)
      --disable-timestamp    disable timestamp output (default true)
  -v, --verbosity int        number for the log level verbosity (default 1)

SEE ALSO

  • landscaper-cli - landscaper cli
  • landscaper-cli installations force-delete - Deletes an installations and the depending executions and deployItems in cluster and namespace of the current kubectl cluster context. Concerning the deployed software no guarantees could be given if it is uninstalled or not.
  • landscaper-cli installations inspect - Displays status information for all installations and depending executions and deployItems in cluster and namespace of the current kubectl cluster context. To display only one installation, specify the installation-name.
  • landscaper-cli installations interrupt - Interrupts the processing of an installations and its subobjects. All of these objects with an unfinished phase (i.e. a phase which is neither 'Succeeded' nor 'Failed' nor 'DeleteFailed') are changed to phase 'Failed'. Note that the command affects only the status of Landscaper objects, but does not interrupt a running installation process, for example a helm deployment.
  • landscaper-cli installations reconcile - Starts a new reconciliation of the specified root installation. If the command is invoked while a reconciliation is already running, the new reconciliation is postponed until the current one has finished. The command is only supported for root installations.