`satl stack`¶

Manage stacks — Docker's docker stack verbs on SatL's compose machinery (a stack is one compose file's services and networks)

$ satl stack [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>

satl stack is a group: it always takes one of the subcommands below.

`satl stack deploy`¶

Deploy a Compose file as a stack (or update the one running)

$ satl stack deploy [OPTIONS] <STACK>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<STACK>`	The stack name

Options

Option	Description
`-c, --compose-file <FILE>`	Compose file to deploy (default: discovered walking up from the working directory)
`--prune`	Prune services that are no longer in the file. Default true, as Docker's stack deploy — unlike `satl compose up`, where pruning is the explicit `--remove-orphans`

List the stacks running on the cluster

$ satl stack ls [OPTIONS]

Takes no arguments or options of its own.

List the services of a stack

$ satl stack services [OPTIONS] <STACK>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<STACK>`	The stack name

List the tasks of a stack

$ satl stack ps [OPTIONS] <STACK>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<STACK>`	The stack name

Options

Option	Description
`--no-trunc`	Don't truncate output
`-q, --quiet`	Only display task IDs

Remove one or more stacks

$ satl stack rm [OPTIONS] <STACK>...

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<STACK>...`	The stacks to remove

Print what deploy would create, without creating it

$ satl stack config [OPTIONS]

Options

Option	Description
`-c, --compose-file <FILE>`	Compose file to read (default: discovered walking up)

Accepted by every satl command.

Option	Description
`--host <URL>`	Daemon socket to connect to (docker-style URL) Default: `unix:///var/run/satl.sock` Environment: `DOCKER_HOST`
`-h, --help`	Print help
`-V, --version`	Print version

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