Kubernetes (Alpha)
Kubernetes deployment is intended for high-availability production environments. We're actively polishing this environment support and kubernetes experience is recommended.
Commands Reference
Cluster Setup
Before deploying, you must initialize the cluster. This process creates a root user and sets up the necessary certificates.
para kube setup
Deployment
Deploying to Kubernetes follows a similar syntax to Docker but utilizes the kube subcommand:
para kube deploy node
Available Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
create | Create new resources within the cluster. |
setup | Initialize the cluster to host a node by creating the root user and setting up certificates. |
deploy | Deploy nodes, packages, or any sub-component of a package to an existing node. |
update | Update existing deployments within the cluster. |
start | Start a node or package that has been stopped. |
stop | Stop a running node or package. |
restart | Restart a node or package. |
enable | Enable a specific node feature. |
disable | Disable a specific node feature. |
delete | Delete a package or node from the cluster. |
get | Get various objects and status information from the cluster. |
connect | Connects to the broker in a REPL (Experimental). |
help | Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s). |