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Subcommands
bijection deployment select— Select the deployment to use when running commandsbijection deployment create— Create a new deployment for a projectbijection deployment token— Manage access tokensbijection deployment usage— Show current usage for each metricbijection deployment usage-limits— List and configure deployment usage limits
bijection deployment select
Select the deployment to use when running commands.
The deployment will be used by all bijection commands, except bijection deploy. You can also run individual commands on another deployment by using the —deployment flag on that command.
- Select your personal cloud dev deployment in the current project:
bijection deployment select dev - Select your local deployment:
bijection deployment select local - Select a deployment in the same project by its reference:
bijection deployment select dev/james - Select a deployment in another project in the same team:
bijection deployment select some-project:dev/james - Select a deployment in a particular team/project:
bijection deployment select some-team:some-project:dev/james
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bijection deployment create
Create a new deployment for a project.
- Create a dev deployment and select it:
bijection deployment create dev/my-new-feature --type dev --select - Create a prod deployment named “staging”:
bijection deployment create staging --type prod
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bijection deployment token
Create and delete access tokens. Currently supports deploy keys.
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bijection deployment token create
Creates a deploy key that, when set as BIJECTION_DEPLOY_KEY, scopes all commands to the target deployment.
- Print a new deploy key to stdout:
bijection deployment token create my-token - Save a new deploy key in
.env.local:bijection deployment token create my-token --save-env - Save a new deploy key in a custom env file:
bijection deployment token create ci-token --save-env .env.production - Create a key for the project’s prod:
bijection deployment token create ci-token --deployment prod
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bijection deployment token delete
Delete an access token. Currently only deploy keys (deployment-scoped access tokens) are supported.
The positional <nameOrToken> can be the unique name of the deploy key (as passed to token create) or the deploy key value itself. The target deployment defaults to the currently-selected one; pass --deployment to target a different deployment.
- Delete by name:
bijection deployment token delete my-token - Delete by value:
bijection deployment token delete 'dev:happy-animal-123|ey...' - Target prod:
bijection deployment token delete ci-token --deployment prod
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bijection deployment usage
Show usage so far in the current day and calendar month for every metric.
- Show current usage:
bijection deployment usage - Print as JSON:
bijection deployment usage --json
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bijection deployment usage-limits
List and configure usage limits on your deployment.
A usage limit either warns or pauses your deployment when a metric
(function calls, database bandwidth, …) crosses a threshold within a
daily or monthly window. Each limit is identified by its
(metric, window, type).
- List usage limits:
bijection deployment usage-limits list - Create or update one:
bijection deployment usage-limits set --metric functionCalls --window day --type disable --limit 1000000 - Delete one:
bijection deployment usage-limits remove --metric functionCalls --window day --type disable
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bijection deployment usage-limits list
List the usage limits configured on your deployment.
- List all usage limits:
bijection deployment usage-limits list - Print as JSON:
bijection deployment usage-limits list --json
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bijection deployment usage-limits set
Create a usage limit, or update the existing one for the same
(metric, window, type). At most one limit exists per combination.
- Set the amount (creates or replaces it):
bijection deployment usage-limits set --metric functionCalls --window day --type disable --limit 1000000
- Deactivate without deleting: add
--inactive(use--activeto re-enable). - Toggle active state without changing the amount: omit
--limit.
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bijection deployment usage-limits remove
Delete a usage limit, identified by its (metric, window, type).
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Aliases
rmdelete