Cloudify CLI Commands

Server Maintenance Commands

Cloudify CLI Commands for Server Maintenance

Orchestration Commands

Cloudify CLI Commands for Orchestration

Prerequisites

The simplest way to get the Cloudify command line utility is through the Cloudify docker image. See this guide to learn more on this option.

To install the cloudify command line utility directly on your Linux, Windows or Mac environment refer to the CLI installation guide.

Common options

These options are supported by all Cloudify CLI Commands. They can be passed as either an argument to the command itself, eg. cfy blueprints list -v, or as an argument to cfy itself, eg. cfy -v blueprints list, which has the same effect as the previous call.

• -q, --quiet - Show only critical logs
• --format [plain|json] - Choose the output format
• -v, --verbose - Show verbose output. You can supply this up to three times (i.e. -vvv)
• --json - Force JSON output

Verbose Output

The -v/--verbose flag is available for all commands. It sets the command verbosity level. There are five verbosity levels:

• Running a command with the --quiet flag limits the log output to critical logs only.
• Running a command without the verbose flag. (The default).
• Running a command with -v prints tracebacks where relevant, in addition to the normal output.
• Running a command with -vv in addition to the tracebacks, displays the DEBUG log statements of local/remote execution events.
• Running a command with -vvv in addition to the tracebacks and debug log statements, sets all loggers declared in the config <https://github.com/cloudify-cosmo/cloudify-cli/blob/3.4/cloudify_cli/resources/config.yaml>_ file to debug mode.