Lagoon add deploytarget
lagoon add deploytarget#
Add a DeployTarget to lagoon
Synopsis#
Add a Deploytarget(Kubernetes) to lagoon, this requires admin level permissions
lagoon add deploytarget [flags]
Options#
--build-image string DeployTarget build image to use (if different to the default)
--cloud-provider string DeployTarget cloud provider
--cloud-region string DeployTarget cloud region
--console-url string DeployTarget console URL
--friendly-name string DeployTarget friendly name
-h, --help help for deploytarget
--id uint ID of the DeployTarget
--name string Name of DeployTarget
--router-pattern string Router pattern of the DeployTarget, e.g. '${service}-${environment}-${project}.lagoon.example.com'
--ssh-host string DeployTarget ssh host
--ssh-port string DeployTarget ssh port
--token string DeployTarget token
Options inherited from parent commands#
--config-file string Path to the config file to use (must be *.yml or *.yaml)
--debug Enable debugging output (if supported)
-e, --environment string Specify an environment to use
--force Force yes on prompts (if supported)
-l, --lagoon string The Lagoon instance to interact with
--no-header No header on table (if supported)
--output-csv Output as CSV (if supported)
--output-json Output as JSON (if supported)
--pretty Make JSON pretty (if supported)
-p, --project string Specify a project to use
--skip-update-check Skip checking for updates
-i, --ssh-key string Specify path to a specific SSH key to use for lagoon authentication
--ssh-publickey string Specify path to a specific SSH public key to use for lagoon authentication using ssh-agent.
This will override any public key identities defined in configuration
--strict-host-key-checking string Similar to SSH StrictHostKeyChecking (accept-new, no, ignore) (default "accept-new")
-v, --verbose Enable verbose output to stderr (if supported)
SEE ALSO#
- lagoon add - Add a project, or add notifications and variables to projects or environments