Flisk next to the usual tools

Creates a CDK app from a template, in the language you pick.

Docker Desktop command. Writes Dockerfile, compose.yaml and more.

Finds Dockerfiles and manifests, then writes skaffold.yaml.

Writes a project config and a blank .gardenignore. You add actions by hand.

Writes a sample ecosystem.config.js for you to edit.

A Tiltfile line, not a CLI command.

Needs a Kubernetes cluster to run the result.

Deploys to your AWS account on each change, not to local containers.

Each watched service needs a develop.watch section.

Runs the services in the Tiltfile and updates them as you edit.

Builds, deploys to a Kubernetes cluster and redeploys when files change.

Deploys with code sync on, for each Deploy that has sync configured.

Set watch: true on an app to restart on file changes.

Also deploys the stacks it depends on. --exclusively skips them.

Also starts linked services, unless they are already running.

A Tiltfile that uses config.parse changes this.

Deploys it and the actions it depends on, once.

Shows the changes apply would make to your infrastructure.

Compares your code with the deployed stacks.

A global flag. It works with most commands, but not with ps, ls or logs.

Experimental. Shows what would run without changing anything.

Ignores changes to compose.yaml and env vars. Run up again.

Triggers an update for one resource.

Kills then restarts the process. pm2 reload is for cluster mode.

Destroys the real infrastructure Terraform created, not a local dev stack.

Deletes the stacks from your AWS account, not a local dev stack.

Removes containers and project networks. -v also removes named volumes.

Deletes what tilt up created. Keeps volumes unless you add --delete-volumes.

Deletes what Skaffold deployed. skaffold dev also cleans up when you stop it.

Un-deploys every Deploy. garden cleanup namespace clears the whole namespace.

Stops every app and removes it from the list. pm2 stop all keeps them listed.

Lists the project's containers and their state.

Lists the resources of a running Tilt. The Tilt web UI shows the same.

Shows the status of the environment and every action.

Lists every process with its status, CPU and memory.

Follows one service's output.

Follows one resource's logs. Add --since to limit by time.

Add --follow to stream new lines.

Streams the app's logs. --nostream prints them without streaming.

Prints the host port mapped to one service port.

Checks .tf syntax and consistency. Does not contact remote state or providers.

Runs your app and validates the generated templates. --quiet hides the output.

Validates compose.yaml. Drop -q to print the resolved model.

Checks your config files and exits with code 1 on errors.

Removes every unused network on the machine. compose down removes the project's own.