This topic helps you with workload life cycle management.
A workload may run as a Knative service, Kubernetes deployment, or other runtime. Workloads can be grouped together with other related resources, such as storage or credential objects as a logical application for easier management.
Workload configuration includes:
- Source code to build
- Runtime resource limits
- Environment variables
- Services to bind
-h, --help help for workload
--context name name of the kubeconfig context to use (default is current-context defined by kubeconfig)
--kubeconfig file kubeconfig file (default is $HOME/.kube/config)
--no-color disable color output in terminals
-v, --verbose int32 number for the log level verbosity (default 1)
- Tanzu applications - Applications on Kubernetes
- Tanzu apps workload apply - Apply configuration to a new or existing workload
- Tanzu apps workload create - Create a workload with specified configuration
- Tanzu apps workload delete - Delete workload(s)
- Tanzu apps workload get - Get details from a workload
- Tanzu apps workload list - Table listing of workloads
- Tanzu apps workload tail - Watch workload-related logs
- Tanzu apps workload update - Update configuration of an existing workload