Usage
alto run executes your code on your cloud environment. Note that, in order to use
alto run, you must have build the cloud environment using alto apply or alto build.
Usage: alto run [OPTIONS]
Run your project using an agent.
Examples:
• alto run -f ./ec2.yml --no-delete-failure
• alto run -f ./ec2.yml --no-delete-success --whitelist-all
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| * --file -f TEXT Alto configuration file. |
| [required] |
| --name TEXT Name of agent within Alto configuration file. |
| --verbose -v Log all activity after command execution according to --log-level. [default: False] |
| --log-level -l [info|warn|error|debug] Set the log level. [default: info] |
| --no-delete-failure Preserve the cloud resources after a failed run. [default: False] |
| --no-delete-success Preserve the cloud resources after a successful run. [default: False] |
| --whitelist-all Whitelist all IP addresses. If False, then only whitelist your current IP address. |
| [default: False] |
| --help Show this message and exit. |
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Example
alto run streams the logs produced by your code in your cloud environment onto your
local Terminal. As a result, alto run will log (or print) whatever your code does.
$ alto run -f nomad.yml --no-delete-success --verbose
<HH:MM:SS> | INFO | my-new-ec2-agent[run] | This was logged by my code!