Linux command
cf 命令
文本
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常用示例
Login to Cloud Foundry
cf login -a [api.example.com]
Push application
cf push [app-name]
List applications
cf apps
View application logs
cf logs [app-name]
Scale application
cf scale [app-name] -i [3]
Create service instance
cf create-service [service] [plan] [name]
Bind service to app
cf bind-service [app-name] [service-name]
说明
cf is the Cloud Foundry CLI for managing applications and services on Cloud Foundry platforms. It handles the full application lifecycle including deployment, scaling, logging, and service binding across multiple cloud providers. Cloud Foundry uses a push-based deployment model where developers run `cf push` to upload application code, which is then built, containerized, and deployed automatically. Applications are organized into organizations and spaces, providing multi-tenant isolation. The CLI manages the interaction between developers and the Cloud Foundry API. Services such as databases, message queues, and caches are provisioned from a marketplace and bound to applications, with connection credentials injected via environment variables.
参数
- -a _URL_
- API endpoint URL
- -u _user_
- Username
- -p _pass_
- Password
- -o _org_
- Organization
- -s _space_
- Space
- -i _num_
- Number of instances
- -m _memory_
- Memory limit (e.g., 256M)
- -f _manifest_
- Path to manifest file
- --skip-ssl-validation
- Skip SSL certificate verification
FAQ
What is the cf command used for?
cf is the Cloud Foundry CLI for managing applications and services on Cloud Foundry platforms. It handles the full application lifecycle including deployment, scaling, logging, and service binding across multiple cloud providers. Cloud Foundry uses a push-based deployment model where developers run `cf push` to upload application code, which is then built, containerized, and deployed automatically. Applications are organized into organizations and spaces, providing multi-tenant isolation. The CLI manages the interaction between developers and the Cloud Foundry API. Services such as databases, message queues, and caches are provisioned from a marketplace and bound to applications, with connection credentials injected via environment variables.
How do I run a basic cf example?
Run `cf login -a [api.example.com]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -a _URL_ do in cf?
API endpoint URL