inquir apps update

Save application variables, runtime resources and network policy.

Usage#

inquir apps updatebash

inquir apps update <app> [options]

Option	Description
`--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.
`--set KEY=VALUE`	Save an environment variable; repeat for multiple keys.
`--description <text>`	Set the application description.
`--volume-runner <id>`	Pin the application and its volumes to this runner.
`--egress <none\|full>`	Set outbound network access.
`--ingress <private\|public>`	Enable or disable generated Public Networking.
`--json`	Print machine-readable results.

Example 1bash

inquir apps update web --set NODE_ENV=production --memory 512 --cpu 0.5

Example 2bash

inquir apps update web --ingress public

Example 3bash

inquir apps redeploy web

Only supplied environment keys and runtime fields change. Saved settings apply to the next release; redeploy to apply them.

Selecting a different volume runner does not transfer existing volume data.