esc env
Manage environments
Synopsis
Manage environments
An environment is a named collection of possibly-secret, possibly-dynamic data. Each environment has a definition and may be opened in order to access its contents. Opening an environment may involve generating new dynamic data.
To begin working with environments, run the env init
command:
env init
This will prompt you to create a new environment to hold secrets and configuration.
For more information, please visit the project page: https://www.pulumi.com/docs/esc
Options
--env string The name of the environment to operate on.
-h, --help help for env
SEE ALSO
- esc - Pulumi ESC command line
- esc env clone - Clone an existing environment into a new environment.
- esc env diff - Show changes between versions.
- esc env edit - Edit an environment definition
- esc env get - Get a value within an environment.
- esc env init - Create an empty environment with the given name.
- esc env ls - List environments.
- esc env open - Open the environment with the given name.
- esc env rm - Remove an environment or a value from an environment.
- esc env run - Open the environment with the given name and run a command.
- esc env set - Set a value within an environment.
- esc env tag - Manage environment tags
- esc env version - Manage versions
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