rhc1
Command line tool for performing operations related to your openshift account
Usage
rhc {(<resource> | --help)
[<command>]
[<args>]}
Overview
rhc Command line tool for performing operations related to your OpenShift account.
List of resources
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Display details about your account |
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Add or remove a custom domain name for the application |
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Create and manage an application |
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List all your applications |
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Show the authorization tokens for your account |
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Manage your application cartridges |
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Manage your application's deployments |
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Manage a domain for a registered user |
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Manage user-defined environment variables set on a given application |
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Clone and configure an application's repository locally |
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Logout from the current session |
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Manage membership on domains |
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Forward remote ports to the workstation |
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Display information about the status of the service |
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Run the setup wizard to configure your account |
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Manage applications snapshots |
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SSH into the specified application |
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Manage multiple keys for the registered OpenShift user |
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Tail files from remote running applications in real-time |
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Trigger a thread dump for JBoss and Ruby applications |
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Display help menu |
Files
<ruby_gem_dir>/gems/rhc-<version>/conf/express.conf
The RubyGem system wide configuration file. See express.conf(5) for further details.
/etc/openshift/express.conf
The system wide configuration file. See express.conf(5) for further details.
~/.openshift/express.conf
Per user configuration file. See express.conf(5) for further details.
Releases
Unchanged in 2 releases since Debian 8 (Jessie).