Introduction
A phidata template creates a Workspace, which is just an umbrella term for your codebase.
Create new workspace
Run phi ws create to create a new workspace using a phidata template
phi will ask for a workspace template and name if not provided.
Setup existing workspace
Run phi ws setup to setup an existing directory as a phidata workspace
Start workspace
Run phi ws up to create workspace resources
Stop workspace
Run phi ws down to delete workspace resources
Patch workspace
Run phi ws patch to update workspace resources
The patch command in under development for some resources. Use restart if needed
Restart workspace
Run phi ws restart to stop resources and start them again
Command Options
phi ws up --help to view all optionsEnvironment (--env)
Use the --env or -e flag to filter the environment (dev/prd)
Infra (--infra)
Use the --infra or -i flag to filter the infra (docker/aws/k8s)
Group (--group)
Use the --group or -g flag to filter by resource group.
Name (--name)
Use the --name or -n flag to filter by resource name
Type (--type)
Use the --type or -t flag to filter by resource type.
Dry Run (--dry-run)
The --dry-run or -dr flag can be used to dry-run the command. phi ws up -dr will only print resources, not create them.
Show Debug logs (--debug)
Use the --debug or -d flag to show debug logs.
Force recreate images & containers (-f)
Use the --force or -f flag to force recreate images & containers
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