Adding New Platforms

$ shipa platform add <platform name> [--dockerfile/-d Dockerfile] [--image/-i image]

The command above adds a new platform to Shipa.

The name of the image can be automatically inferred in case you're using an official platform. A list of official platforms and instructions on creating a custom platform on Shipa is made available here as reference.

Examples:

$ shipa platform add java # uses the official Shipa java image from docker hub

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Available Platforms

The following platforms are currently available to be used in the command example above:

• java
• ruby
• nodejs
• php
• python
• go
• elixir
• perl
• pypy
• static (for deploying Docker containers)
• lua
• dotnet

$ shipa platform add java -i registry.company.com/shipa/java # uses a custom Java image

$ shipa platform add java -d /data/projects/java/Dockerfile # uses a local Dockerfile

$ shipa platform add java -d https://platforms.com/java/Dockerfile # uses a remote Dockerfile

Flags:

Listing Platforms

$ shipa platform list

Lists available platforms in Shipa. All platforms displayed in this list may be used when creating new applications through the app create command.

Updating Platforms

$ shipa platform update <platform name> [--dockerfile/-d Dockerfile] [--disable/--enable] [--image/-i image]

The command above updates a platform in Shipa.

The name of the image can be automatically inferred in case you're using an official platform. A list of official platforms and instructions on creating a custom platform on Shipa is made available here as reference.

The flags --enable and --disable can be used for enabling or disabling a platform.

Examples:

$ shipa platform update java # uses the official Shipa java image from docker hub

$ shipa platform update java -i registry.company.com/shipa/java # uses a custom Java image

$ shipa platform update java -d /data/projects/java/Dockerfile # uses a local Dockerfile

$ shipa platform update java -d https://platforms.com/java/Dockerfile # uses a remote Dockerfile

Flags:

Removing Platforms

$ shipa platform remove <platform name> [-y]

The command above removes a platform from Shipa. This command will fail if applications are using the platform when the command is issued.

Flags: