Availability target lifecycle management
tanzu availability-target [command]
availabilitytarget, avt
create Create an availability target with specified configuration
delete Delete an availability target
get Get details from an availability target.
list List the availability targets in the current workspace.
--no-color deactivate color, bold, animations, and emoji output
--project name name of the project to use when creating or getting resources (default is project name from current Tanzu Platform context)
-h, --help help for availability-target
Create a availability target with specified configuration.
Availability target configuration options include:
tanzu availability-target create [name] [flags]
tanzu availability-target create --file availability-target.yaml
--dry-run print kubernetes resources to stdout rather than apply them to the cluster, messages normally on stdout will be sent to stderr
-f, --file file path file path containing the description of a single availability target. Use value "-" to read from stdin
-h, --help help for create
-y, --yes accept all prompts
Delete an availability target.
tanzu availability-target delete [name] [flags]
tanzu availability-target delete my-availability-target
-f, --file file path file path containing the description of a single availability-target to be deleted. Use value "-" to read from stdin
-h, --help help for delete
-y, --yes accept all prompts
Get details from a availability target in the current workspace.
tanzu availability-target get [name] [flags]
tanzu availability-target get my-availability-target
-e, --export export availability target in yaml format
-h, --help help for get
-o, --output string output the availability target formatted. Supported formats: "json", "yaml", "yml"
List the availability targets in the current workspace.
tanzu availability-target list [flags]
tanzu availability-target list
tanzu availability-target list --output yaml
-h, --help help for list
-o, --output string output the availability targets formatted. Supported formats: "json", "yaml", "yml"