display information about deployed app services
1 2Usage: forge show services [options]
1 2--verbose enable verbose mode -e, --environment [environment] specify the environment (see your default environment by running forge settings list) -s, --service [service] specify the name of the service -w, --watch watch for changes to selected services --json output service information in JSON format (default: false) -h, --help display help for command
This command is used with Forge Containers, which is currently available under Forge's Early Access Program (EAP). EAPs are offered to selected users for testing and feedback purposes.
APIs and features under EAP are:
Use the forge show services command to display details about all services, or a specific service. This command provides the following service details:
| Column | Type | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Service | string | Name of the service, as defined in the manifest. This column only appears if the -s option is not used. |
| Service Status | Available
| Whether the service is receiving production traffic. |
| Running Count | integer | Number of available service instances. |
| Pending Count | integer | Number of service instances being created but not yet Healthy (Status). |
| Min | integer | Minimum number of service instances. |
| Max | integer | Maximum number of service instances. |
| Created At | timestamp | When the service was created. |
| Updated At | timestamp | When the service definition was last updated. |
| Version Status | Updating
| Updating: Indicated the service is in the process of being replaced with a new version.
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When you use the -s <service-name> option, you'll only see details for that service. The <service-name> must map to the
same service.key value used in the manifest.
If you don't use this option, the command will display details about all services defined in the manifest.
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