host#
Interact with the host machine(s) running your app(s).
Usage:
$ jd host [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--help: Show this message and exit.
Commands:
status: Check the status of the host machine.stop: Stop the host machine.start: Start the host machine.restart: Restart the host machine.connect: Start an SSH-style connection to the host…exec: Execute a non-interactive command on the…list: List the hosts in the project.show: Display detailed information about a host.
host status#
Check the status of the host machine.
Run either from a project directory that you created with
Usage:
$ jd host status [OPTIONS]
Options:
--name <str>: Name of the host to check status for.-p, --path <path>: Directory of the project whose host to check status.--for <connection>: Check the status of specific agent or access point within the host.--help: Show this message and exit.
host stop#
Stop the host machine.
Run either from a project directory that you created with
Usage:
$ jd host stop [OPTIONS]
Options:
--name <str>: Name of the host to stop.-p, --path <path>: Directory of the project whose host to stop.--help: Show this message and exit.
host start#
Start the host machine.
Run either from a project directory that you created with
Usage:
$ jd host start [OPTIONS]
Options:
--name <str>: Name of the host to start.-p, --path <path>: Directory of the project whose host to start.--help: Show this message and exit.
host restart#
Restart the host machine.
Run either from a project directory that you created with
Usage:
$ jd host restart [OPTIONS]
Options:
--name <str>: Name of the host to restart.-p, --path <path>: Directory of the project.--help: Show this message and exit.
host connect#
Start an SSH-style connection to the host machine.
Run either from a project directory that you created with
Usage:
$ jd host connect [OPTIONS]
Options:
--name <str>: Name of the host to connect to.-p, --path <path>: Directory of the project.--help: Show this message and exit.
host exec#
Execute a non-interactive command on the host machine.
Run either from a project directory that you created with
Pass the command after ‘–’, for example:
<jd host exec – df -h>
<jd host exec – “docker container list | grep jupyter”>
Usage:
$ jd host exec [OPTIONS]
Options:
--name <str>: Name of the host on which to execute the command.-p, --path <path>: Directory of the project.--help: Show this message and exit.
host list#
List the hosts in the project.
Run either from a project directory that you created with
Usage:
$ jd host list [OPTIONS]
Options:
-p, --path <path>: Directory of the project whose hosts to list.--query <str>: Filter expression to narrow the list of hosts.-n, --limit <int>: Maximum number of hosts to return.--continue-from <str>: Continuation token from a previous list call.--json: Output as JSON.--help: Show this message and exit.
host show#
Display detailed information about a host.
Run either from a project directory that you created with
Usage:
$ jd host show [OPTIONS]
Options:
--name <str>: Name of the host to show details for. [required]-p, --path <path>: Directory of the project.--json: Output as JSON.--help: Show this message and exit.