Environments
When you create a cluster with
cortex cluster up, an environment with the same name as your cluster is automatically created to point to your cluster and is configured to be the default environment. You can name the environment something else via the --configure-env flag, e.g. cortex cluster up --configure-env prod. You can also use the --configure-env flag with cortex cluster info to create / update the specified environment.You can list your environments with
cortex env list, change the default environment with cortex env default, rename an environment with cortex env rename, delete an environment with cortex env delete, and create/update an environment with cortex env configure.Multiple clusters
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cortex cluster up cluster1.yaml --configure-env cluster1 # configures the cluster1 env
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cortex cluster up cluster2.yaml --configure-env cluster2 # configures the cluster2 env
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cortex deploy --env cluster1
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cortex delete my-api --env cluster1
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cortex deploy --env cluster2
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cortex delete my-api --env cluster2
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Multiple clusters, if you omitted the --configure-env on cortex cluster up
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cortex cluster info cluster1.yaml --configure-env cluster1 # configures the cluster1 env
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cortex cluster info cluster2.yaml --configure-env cluster2 # configures the cluster2 env
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cortex deploy --env cluster1
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cortex delete my-api --env cluster1
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cortex deploy --env cluster2
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cortex delete my-api --env cluster2
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Configure cortex CLI to connect to an existing cluster
cortex CLI to connect to an existing clusterIf you are installing the
cortex CLI on a new machine, you can configure it to access an existing Cortex cluster.On the machine which already has the CLI configured, run:
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cortex env list
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Take note of the environment name and operator endpoint of the desired environment.
On your new machine, run:
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cortex env configure
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