pcl-deploy(1) :: Payara Cloud Documentation

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pcl-deploy - Deploy an existing application.

pcl deploy [-ehlqV] [-a=<applicationName>] [-n=<namespaceName>] [-o=<outputFormat>] [-s=<subscriptionName>] [-t=<seconds>]

Deploy an existing application. This operation is usually performed after reconfiguring application with command configure.

-a, --application=<applicationName>: Name of application to manage.

Not required for commands listed by -n option, as well as list-applications and upload.
-e, --fail-early: Fail command immediately after first deployment problem instead of waiting for timeout on client or backend side

There are certain scenarios when deployment can succeed despite reported deployment problems.

This means that even if you receive early warning messages about deployment failures, the application might still start up and run properly later.
-h, --help: Show this help message and exit.
-l, --logs: Shows application deployment logs in real-time
-n, --namespace=<namespaceName>: Name of namespace to manage.

Required for all commands except login, list-namespaces and create-namespace.
-o, --output=<outputFormat>: Set the output format. Allowed values: TEXT, JSON.
-q, --quiet: Enable quiet output.

Only result of operations will be displayed to stdout, or error message to stderrr.
-s, --subscription=<subscriptionName>: Specify the name of the subscription to use. This is only necessary when your account has access to multiple subscriptions.
-t, --timeout=<seconds>: Sets how long to wait for deployment completion on the client side.

This timeout doesn’t affect the actual deployment process in Payara Cloud, so applications might still start up even after a timeout occurs.
-V, --version: Print version information and exit.

0: Deployment finished successfully
1: Deployment failed
2: Deployment failed due to problem reported and --fail-early option passed
3: Deployment timed out on client-side.