stackblaze files
Works on files inside the app’s volume mounts, through a running pod.
stackblaze files mountsstackblaze files list --path <dir>stackblaze files download --path <path> [--out <file>]stackblaze files upload <local> --path <path> [--extract]stackblaze files rename --from <path> --to <path>stackblaze files delete --path <path> [-y]| Subcommand | Description |
|---|---|
mounts |
Volume mount paths you can use |
list |
Files under a path |
download |
Download a file or directory as a tar archive (default <basename>.tar) |
upload <local> |
Upload a local file. With a --path ending in / or --extract, a tar archive is extracted there (automatic for .tar / .tgz) |
rename |
Rename or move a file |
delete |
Delete a file or directory; asks for confirmation unless -y |
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--path <path> |
Absolute path under a mount, e.g. /data |
--out <file> |
download: local file to write (default <basename>.tar) |
--pod <name>, --container <name> |
Target pod and container (default: the app’s main pod, kuberoapp-web) |
Every subcommand accepts the scope and output flags: -p, --pipeline, --phase, -a, --app, --token, --api-url, -o, --output, --json.
files download still accepts -o <file> as an older spelling of --out; -o json and -o text select the output format as on every other command.
Examples
Section titled “Examples”stackblaze files mountsstackblaze files list --path /datastackblaze files download --path /data/uploads --out uploads.tarstackblaze files upload ./seed.tgz --path /data/