jx

jx

jx is a command line tool for working with Jenkins X

Synopsis

jx is a command line tool for working with Jenkins X

jx [flags]

Options

  -b, --batch-mode   Runs in batch mode without prompting for user input
  -h, --help         help for jx
      --verbose      Enables verbose output. The environment variable JX_LOG_LEVEL has precedence over this flag and allows setting the logging level to any value of: panic, fatal, error, warn, info, debug, trace

SEE ALSO

• jx add - Adds a new resource
• jx boot - Boots up Jenkins X in a Kubernetes cluster using GitOps and a Jenkins X Pipeline
• jx completion - Output shell completion code for the given shell (bash or zsh)
• jx compliance - Run compliance tests against Kubernetes cluster
• jx context - View or change the current Kubernetes context (Kubernetes cluster)
• jx controller - Runs a controller
• jx create - Create a new resource
• jx delete - Deletes one or more resources
• jx diagnose - Print diagnostic information about the Jenkins X installation
• jx docs - Open the documentation in a browser
• jx edit - Edit a resource
• jx environment - View or change the current environment in the current Kubernetes cluster
• jx gc - Garbage collects Jenkins X resources
• jx get - Display one or more resources
• jx import - Imports a local project or Git repository into Jenkins
• jx logs - Tails the log of the latest pod for a deployment
• jx namespace - View or change the current namespace context in the current Kubernetes cluster
• jx open - Open a service in a browser
• jx options -
• jx preview - Creates or updates a Preview Environment for the current version of an application
• jx profile - Set your jx profile
• jx promote - Promotes a version of an application to an Environment
• jx prompt - Generate the command line prompt for the current team and environment
• jx repository - Opens the web page for the current Git repository in a browser
• jx rsh - Opens a terminal in a pod or runs a command in the pod
• jx scan - Perform a scan action
• jx shell - Create a sub shell so that changes to the Kubernetes context, namespace or environment remain local to the shell
• jx start - Starts a process such as a pipeline
• jx status - status of the Kubernetes cluster or named node
• jx step - pipeline steps
• jx stop - Stops a process such as a pipeline
• jx sync - Synchronises your local files to a DevPod
• jx team - View or change the current team in the current Kubernetes cluster
• jx ui - Opens the CloudBees Jenkins X UI app for Kubernetes for visualising CI/CD and your environments
• jx uninstall - Uninstall the Jenkins X platform
• jx update - Updates an existing resource
• jx upgrade - Upgrades a resource
• jx version - Print the version information

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