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Manage Cabinets

A cabinet is a logical way to store your assets, domains, and clusters and see the history of everything within the cabinet.

A cabinet stores all the assets (frontend, backend, middleware, etc.) your application requires.

Use codiac cabinet -h to see all the available options:

$ codiac cabinet -h
Renders the list of asset versions that are currently deployed to the given cabinet.

USAGE
  $ codiac cabinet COMMAND

COMMANDS
  cabinet contents    Renders the list of asset versions that are currently deployed to the given
                      cabinet.
  cabinet create      Initializes a cabinet for a given enterprise and environment. Returns an
                      error if the cabinet already exists.
  cabinet list        Shows the list of cabinets and environment.
  cabinet obliterate  Hard-deletes an entire cabinet and everything in it; makes it as if the
                      cabinet itself never existed.

Create a cabinet​

  1. Use codiac cabinet create to create a new cabinet.
codiac cabinet create
  1. Follow the prompts to set the tenant, cabinet name, and enterprise. Here's an example entry for a cabinet:
? Cabinet name: gowebapi
? Environment: dev levanTestNet (aws, us-east-1)
? Environment: main enterprise:
Yes
? Environment: └─ dev levanTestNet (aws, us-east-1)
Continuing in aws as [jdoe@example.com (Acct:123456789)]
Authenticating with aws...... Success!
enterprise: main
environment: dev
cabinet: gowebapi
cluster:
name: levanTestNet
provider: aws
location: us-east-1
You are about to create this cabinet
? Continue? (ctrl-C to cancel) (y/N) y

List cabinets​

  1. Use codiac cabinet list to list all available cabinets and environments.
$ codiac cabinet list
Retrieving cabinets... found 3
main enterprise:
├─ test-environment
│  └─ test-cabinet (test-cluster, azure) 
├─ dev-example
│  └─ sandbox-example (cluster-example, aws) 
├─ prod

View cabinet contents​

  1. Use codiac cabinet contents to see the list of asset versions which are currently deployed to a cabinet.
codiac cabinet contents
  1. Select the cabinet you wish to view. The output lists the assets (if any) which are deployed to this cabinet.

Delete cabinet​

  1. Use codiac cabinet obliterate to delete a cabinet.
codiac cabinet obliterate
  1. Select the cabinet you wish to delete, then enter Y to confirm the deletion.