Standard GBE CLI workflow

Bootstrap a new GBE environment:

$GBE_ENVIRONMENT is the environment variable used to designate the GBE environment that GBE should work with. Such an environment is made of a bosh-environmentsubsystem and its related bosh-configs subsystems for the cloud config and runtime config.
source <(./bin/gbe env) to get the gbe CLI added to your shell $PATH. (this syntax requires Bash version 4+)
gbe up to converge the infrastructure.
source <(./bin/gbe env) to load the new environment variables, now that the BOSH environment is created.
gbe converge all: to converge all bosh-deployment subsystems. You will need 30+ GB RAM for the complete Easy Foundry environment. If you want to deploy only a subset of Easy Foundry, thes list the subsystems with gbe converge list and then deploy the subsystems you need with gbe converge <subsys> -n, one by one.

Update an already existing GBE environment

gbe update <cloud-config|runtime-config> when changes have been made to the cloud config or the runtime config.
gbe converge -y <subsys> [<subsys> ...] to converge a specific subsystem that has been modified.
gbe up or gbe converge to converge GBE environment when its desired state has been modified. (And then environment variables should be reloaded with source <(./bin/gbe env).)

Destroy a GBE environment

gbe delete all to delete all infrastructure modules.
gbe down to delete the base GBE environment. (All infrastructure modules should be deleted prior to deleting the environment.)