Using the ConductR CLI

The ConductR CLI will be your primary mechanism to interact with your ConductR environment. It will allow you do things such as see the status of your deployed bundles and the services within those bundles. It will also allow you to load, start, stop, and unload bundles into ConductR. You can use the CLI from a normal command window and within an sbt session via sbt-conductr.

To use the CLI, you will execute the conduct command and then give it an action to take as the next argument. Within this section, we'll go over all of the individual actions supported by the CLI and what they can do against your ConductR environment.

Tip

The next sections will deal with the most basic usage of each action. If you want to see more of what each action can do, then use the --help argument when running that action to see the full list of input arguments it supports.

Viewing the ConductR version information

If you want to see the version of ConductR that your setup is running, then you...