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azion create workload-deployment

Creates a new Workload Deployment

Synopsis

Creates a Workload Deployment based on given attributes

azion create workload-deployment [flags]

Examples

$ azion create workload-deployment --workload-id 1234 --name workloadName
$ azion create workload-deployment --workload-id 1234 --name withargs --active true --current true
$ azion create workload-deployment --name withstrategy --strategy-type default --application-id 123
$ azion create workload-deployment --file "create.json"

Options

      --active string          Whether the Workload Deployment is active or not
      --application-id int     Application ID for the deployment strategy
      --current string         Whether the Workload Deployment is current or not
      --custom-page string     Custom Page ID for the deployment strategy
      --file string            Path to a JSON file containing the attributes that will be updated; you can use - for reading from stdin
      --firewall-id int        Firewall ID for the deployment strategy
  -h, --help                   Displays more information about the create workload-deployment command
      --name string            The Workload Deployment's name
      --strategy-type string   The type of deployment strategy
      --workload-id int        Workload ID

Options inherited from parent commands

  -c, --config string      Sets the Azion configuration folder for the current command only, without changing persistent settings.
  -d, --debug              Displays log at a debug level
      --format string      Changes the output format passing the json value to the flag
  -l, --log-level string   Set the logging level, "debug", "info", or "error". (default "info")
      --no-color           Changes the output format passing the json value to the flag
      --out string         Exports the output to the given <file_path/file_name.ext>
  -s, --silent             Silences log completely; mostly used for automation purposes
      --timeout int        Defines how much time in seconds the CLI will wait before timing out from the HTTP connection (default 50)
  -t, --token string       Saves a given Personal Token locally to authorize CLI commands
  -y, --yes                Answers all yes/no interactions automatically with yes

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