Status
Show what is deployed: the running release, the domain it serves and whether the services are up.
Syntax
$ vela status $ vela status -t staging Reports on one target of this project, defaulting to production. Nothing is deployed locally, so -t local has nothing to report — vela dev prints what it is running. A preview is named as -t preview:<branch>.
A Managed row lists the velastack.app hostnames the target is served or redirected on, when it has any. See Domains.
Options
-t, --target <target>- Which copy of the app to act on, defaults toproduction--server <ssh>- Server this target runs on, recorded on first use--all- Show every app on the server, not just this project--json- Print raw JSON-i, --identity <file>- SSH private key to authenticate with--ssh-port <port>- SSH port--accept-host-keys- Trust an unknown host key on first connect (CI)
Every app on a server
--all is a question about the machine rather than about this project, so it works outside a project directory as long as a server is given:
$ vela status --all --server root@example.com --json prints the same information unformatted, for scripting.