The package command builds all containers and optionally pushes them to a container registry as well. You can specify a single single service with the --service option.
Package all services as containers
serverless packagePackage the warehouse service and push it to a container registry
serverless package --service warehouse --push--serviceName of service to package--pushPush packaged container(s) to the container registry
The asdeploy command deploys your entire project to Akka Serverless. Run this command when you have made any changes (i.e., you edited serverless.yml). Use serverless asdeploy --service warehouse when you have made code changes and you want to quickly upload your updated code to Akka Serverless.
Deploy your entire project
serverless asdeployDeploy only the warehouse service
serverless asdeploy --service warehouseDeploy the warehouse service and expose it over HTTP
serverless asdeploy --service warehouse --expose--serviceName of service to package--exposeWhen set, adds an HTTP endpoint to your service--dryrunWhen set, only prints the commands without execution.
The remove command will remove services from the Akka Serverless project.
Remove all services from a project
serverless removeRemove only the warehouse service
serverless remove --service warehouse--dryrunor-dWhen set, only prints the commands without execution.
The aslogs commands retrieves the logs for a specific service from Akka Serverless
Get the logs from the warehouse service
serverless aslogs --service warehouse--dryrunor-dWhen set, only prints the commands without execution.
The local command lets you run services locally. When you select a service, a new docker bridge network is created where the service and a proxy are started. The proxy server is exposed on the port you specify with proxyPort in your serverless.yml.
Run the warehouse service locally
serverless local --command start --service warehouseStop the warehouse service running locally
serverless local --command stop --service warehouse