inquir apps deploy

Build source or release an image for an existing application.

Usage#

inquir apps deploybash

inquir apps deploy <app> [options]

Option	Description
`--image <ref>`	Release this container image instead of building source.
`--build <buildId>`	Release an existing successful build; mutually exclusive with --image.
`--dir <path>`	Source directory to upload; defaults to the current directory.
`--dockerfile <path>`	Dockerfile relative to the build context; defaults to Dockerfile.
`--context <path>`	Build context inside the uploaded source tree; defaults to .
`--target <stage>`	Select a stage in a multi-stage Dockerfile.
`--build-arg KEY=VALUE`	Pass a Docker build argument; repeatable.
`--force`	Request a new build instead of reusing a matching successful build.
`--port <n>`	HTTP port inside the container; omit for a TCP-only service.
`--tcp <name:port[:public]>`	Declare a TCP port; repeat for several ports. Public exposure assigns a platform port.
`--volume <name:/path[:ro]>`	Mount a named persistent volume at an absolute container path; repeatable.
`--memory <mb>`	Set the memory ceiling in MB.
`--cpu <vcpus>`	Set the CPU ceiling in vCPUs.
`--health-path </path>`	HTTP path used to check service health.
`--health-command <cmd>`	Health command executed inside the container.
`--promote`	Move production traffic to this release once healthy.
`--no-wait`	Return after queuing; inspect completion separately.
`--json`	Print machine-readable results.

Example 1bash

inquir apps deploy web

Example 2bash

inquir apps deploy web --image nginx:alpine --port 80 --promote

Example 3bash

inquir apps deploy web --build BUILD_ID --promote

Without --image or --build, the CLI uploads the source directory and builds its Dockerfile on the platform. Local Docker is not required.

Save environment and network policy with apps update before deploying. The deploy handler does not apply --set, --ingress or --egress.

--no-wait skips waiting for the release; a required source build still finishes first.