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Lagoon run custom

lagoon run custom#

Run a custom command on an environment

Synopsis#

Run a custom command on an environment The following are supported methods to use Direct: lagoon run custom -p example -e main -N "My Task" -S cli -c "ps -ef"

STDIN: cat /path/to/my-script.sh | lagoon run custom -p example -e main -N "My Task" -S cli

Path: lagoon run custom -p example -e main -N "My Task" -S cli -s /path/to/my-script.sh

lagoon run custom [flags]

Options#

  -c, --command string   The command to run in the task
  -h, --help             help for custom
  -N, --name string      Name of the task that will show in the UI (default: Custom Task) (default "Custom Task")
  -s, --script string    Path to bash script to run (will use this before command(-c) if both are defined)
  -S, --service string   Name of the service (cli, nginx, other) that should run the task (default: cli) (default "cli")

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#