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@convertkit/cloudkit
Advanced tools
@convertkit/cloudkit
Usage
$ npm install -g @convertkit/cloudkit
$ cloudkit COMMAND
running command...
$ cloudkit (-v|--version|version)
@convertkit/cloudkit/0.0.27 darwin-arm64 node-v20.3.0
$ cloudkit --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
$ cloudkit COMMAND
...
Note: if you run into ssh errors, you'll need to add extra config to your ~/.ssh/config. Here is an example
for staging:
Host production-deploy
HostName 172.21.3.91
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa
ForwardAgent yes
AddKeysToAgent yes
IdentitiesOnly yes
StrictHostKeyChecking no
User your_username
Host production-deploy-restricted
HostName 172.21.4.56
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa
AddKeysToAgent yes
ForwardAgent yes
IdentitiesOnly yes
StrictHostKeyChecking no
User your_username
ServerAliveInterval 240
Host staging-deploy
HostName 10.11.6.74
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa
AddKeysToAgent yes
ForwardAgent yes
IdentitiesOnly yes
StrictHostKeyChecking no
User your_username
ServerAliveInterval 240
Commands
cloudkit canary:cleanupcloudkit console [ENVIRONMENT]cloudkit console:persistent [ENVIRONMENT]cloudkit console:session [ENVIRONMENT]cloudkit custom-domain:ssl-reissuecloudkit db:consolecloudkit ghostcloudkit helm:rollback ENVIRONMENTcloudkit help [COMMAND]cloudkit migrate VERSIONcloudkit migrate:down VERSIONcloudkit migrate:statuscloudkit puma:restartcloudkit rakecloudkit releasecloudkit runcloudkit schema:dumpcloudkit shellcloudkit sidekiq:pausecloudkit sidekiq:restartcloudkit sidekiq:unpausecloudkit vault:delete ENVIRONMENTcloudkit vault:get ENVIRONMENTcloudkit vault:list ENVIRONMENTcloudkit vault:put ENVIRONMENTcloudkit vault:rollback ENVIRONMENT
cloudkit canary:cleanup
Cleanup canary deployment from K8S
USAGE
$ cloudkit canary:cleanup
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app
DESCRIPTION
Cleanup canary deployment from K8S
See code: src/commands/canary/cleanup.js
cloudkit console [ENVIRONMENT]
Starts a remote Rails console.
USAGE
$ cloudkit console [ENVIRONMENT]
OPTIONS
-E, --email email-sending sidekiq shard
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app [ckapp, filekit, link-handling, geolocator, my-awesome-branch]
DESCRIPTION
Starts a remote Rails console.
See code: src/commands/console/index.js
cloudkit console:persistent [ENVIRONMENT]
Starts a persistent Rails console.
USAGE
$ cloudkit console:persistent [ENVIRONMENT]
OPTIONS
-E, --email email-sending sidekiq shard
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app [ckapp, filekit, link-handling, geolocator]
DESCRIPTION
Starts a persistent Rails console.
See code: src/commands/console/persistent.js
cloudkit console:session [ENVIRONMENT]
Manage persistent rails console sessions
USAGE
$ cloudkit console:session [ENVIRONMENT]
OPTIONS
-a, --attach=attach Attach to a specific rails console session
-l, --ls List the current active sessions
DESCRIPTION
Manage persistent rails console sessions
See code: src/commands/console/session.js
cloudkit custom-domain:ssl-reissue
Reissues the SSL certificate for a given custom domain.
USAGE
$ cloudkit custom-domain:ssl-reissue
OPTIONS
-d, --domain=domain (required) domain
-e, --environment=environment [default: staging] environment
DESCRIPTION
Reissues the SSL certificate for a given custom domain.
See code: src/commands/custom-domain/ssl-reissue.js
cloudkit db:console
Get a DB console session
USAGE
$ cloudkit db:console
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app
-e, --environment=environment [default: staging] environment
DESCRIPTION
Get a DB console session
See code: src/commands/db/console.js
cloudkit ghost
Runs a gh-ost migration from a rails console
USAGE
$ cloudkit ghost
OPTIONS
--execute A boolean value determining whether or not to execute the gh-ost migration
--migration=migration (required) The gh-ost migration file with or without the .ghost extension
DESCRIPTION
Runs a gh-ost migration from a rails console
See code: src/commands/ghost/index.js
cloudkit helm:rollback ENVIRONMENT
Rollback helm releases for a given app.
USAGE
$ cloudkit helm:rollback ENVIRONMENT
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app (required) app [ckapp, link-handling, filekit, creator-pass etc.]
DESCRIPTION
Rollback helm releases for a given app.
See code: src/commands/helm/rollback.js
cloudkit help [COMMAND]
display help for cloudkit
USAGE
$ cloudkit help [COMMAND]
ARGUMENTS
COMMAND command to show help for
OPTIONS
--all see all commands in CLI
See code: @oclif/plugin-help
cloudkit migrate VERSION
Runs db:migrate on a remote machine.
USAGE
$ cloudkit migrate VERSION
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app
-e, --environment=environment [default: staging] environment
DESCRIPTION
Runs db:migrate on a remote machine.
See code: src/commands/migrate/index.js
cloudkit migrate:down VERSION
Runs db:migrate:down on a remote machine.
USAGE
$ cloudkit migrate:down VERSION
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app
-e, --environment=environment [default: staging] environment
DESCRIPTION
Runs db:migrate:down on a remote machine.
See code: src/commands/migrate/down.js
cloudkit migrate:status
Runs db:migrate:status on a remote machine.
USAGE
$ cloudkit migrate:status
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app
-e, --environment=environment [default: staging] environment
DESCRIPTION
Runs db:migrate:status on a remote machine.
See code: src/commands/migrate/status.js
cloudkit puma:restart
Restarts puma.
USAGE
$ cloudkit puma:restart
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app
-e, --environment=environment [default: staging] environment
DESCRIPTION
Restarts puma.
See code: src/commands/puma/restart.js
cloudkit rake
Executes a script in a remote rails session.
USAGE
$ cloudkit rake
OPTIONS
-A, --args=args args
-E, --email email-sending sidekiq shard
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app
-e, --environment=environment [default: staging] environment
DESCRIPTION
Executes a script in a remote rails session.
See code: src/commands/rake/index.js
cloudkit release
Get the current release for any app
USAGE
$ cloudkit release
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] App name [ckapp-web, ckapp-sidekiq, link-handling, filekit,
creator-pass, etc.]
-e, --environment=environment [default: staging] environment
DESCRIPTION
Get the current release for any app
See code: src/commands/release/index.js
cloudkit run
Executes a script in a remote rails session.
USAGE
$ cloudkit run
OPTIONS
-E, --email email-sending sidekiq shard
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app
-e, --environment=environment [default: staging] environment
-f, --file=file file
DESCRIPTION
Executes a script in a remote rails session.
See code: src/commands/run/index.js
cloudkit schema:dump
Runs db:schema:dump on a remote machine.
USAGE
$ cloudkit schema:dump
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app
-e, --environment=environment [default: staging] environment
DESCRIPTION
Runs db:schema:dump on a remote machine.
See code: src/commands/schema/dump.js
cloudkit shell
SSH into a remote machine.
USAGE
$ cloudkit shell
OPTIONS
-E, --email email-sending sidekiq shard
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app [ckapp, filekit, link-handling, my-awesome-branch]
-e, --environment=environment [default: staging] environment
DESCRIPTION
SSH into a remote machine.
See code: src/commands/shell/index.js
cloudkit sidekiq:pause
Pause a sidekiq queue for a given workload.
USAGE
$ cloudkit sidekiq:pause
OPTIONS
-E, --email email-sending sidekiq shard
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app [ckapp, filekit, link-handling, geolocator]
-e, --environment=environment [default: staging] environment
-q, --queue=queue (required) Queue name or use the string 'all' to pause every single queue.
DESCRIPTION
Pause a sidekiq queue for a given workload.
See code: src/commands/sidekiq/pause.js
cloudkit sidekiq:restart
Restarts sidekiq.
USAGE
$ cloudkit sidekiq:restart
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app
-e, --environment=environment [default: staging] environment
DESCRIPTION
Restarts sidekiq.
See code: src/commands/sidekiq/restart.js
cloudkit sidekiq:unpause
Unpause a sidekiq queue for a given workload.
USAGE
$ cloudkit sidekiq:unpause
OPTIONS
-E, --email email-sending sidekiq shard
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app [ckapp, filekit, link-handling, geolocator]
-e, --environment=environment [default: staging] environment
-q, --queue=queue (required) Queue name or use the string 'all' to unpause every single queue.
DESCRIPTION
Unpause a sidekiq queue for a given workload.
See code: src/commands/sidekiq/unpause.js
cloudkit vault:delete ENVIRONMENT
Get the value from a Vault Key.
USAGE
$ cloudkit vault:delete ENVIRONMENT
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app
-k, --key=key key
DESCRIPTION
Get the value from a Vault Key.
See code: src/commands/vault/delete.js
cloudkit vault:get ENVIRONMENT
Get the value from a Vault Key.
USAGE
$ cloudkit vault:get ENVIRONMENT
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app
-k, --key=key key
DESCRIPTION
Get the value from a Vault Key.
See code: src/commands/vault/get.js
cloudkit vault:list ENVIRONMENT
List key names from Vault.
USAGE
$ cloudkit vault:list ENVIRONMENT
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app
DESCRIPTION
List key names from Vault.
See code: src/commands/vault/list.js
cloudkit vault:put ENVIRONMENT
Set a new secret on Vault.
USAGE
$ cloudkit vault:put ENVIRONMENT
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app
-k, --key=key key
-v, --value=value Base64 encoded string with the value
DESCRIPTION
Set a new secret on Vault.
See code: src/commands/vault/put.js
cloudkit vault:rollback ENVIRONMENT
Get the value from a Vault Key.
USAGE
$ cloudkit vault:rollback ENVIRONMENT
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app [default: ckapp] app
-k, --key=key key
DESCRIPTION
Get the value from a Vault Key.
See code: src/commands/vault/rollback.js
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@convertkit/cloudkit ====================
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