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Getting Started
gwebc is the tenant-facing command-line interface for GWEB K3s Cloud.
It is currently a private package provided only to approved GWEB Cloud tenants and selected developers.
Use the tenant documentation to:
- understand how GWEB tenant access is provisioned;
- establish the tenant connection method assigned to your organization;
- authenticate to your tenant;
- use the correct tenant profile;
- understand your environments, namespaces, applications, and authorities;
- plan and deploy approved workloads;
- inspect deployment status and history;
- restart or roll back approved non-production deployments;
- request or inspect controlled production promotion where enabled;
- use supported domain, DNS, TLS, VPN, and service-access workflows.
Before you begin
GWEB performs the initial platform-side provisioning required for an approved tenant. Depending on the tenant, this may include:
- tenant identity;
- OIDC authentication configuration;
- approved tenant environments;
- namespace/environment registration;
- initial application ownership;
- tenant role and capability assignment;
- approved repository or CI registration;
- connection or tenant VPN setup when required;
- environment and production-promotion policy.
After those one-time platform steps, normal tenant application operations should not require Kubernetes administrator access.
GEDU example
GEDU is currently the primary validation tenant for the documented workflow.
Where the tenant profile must be explicit, examples use:
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gwebc --profile gedu ...Use the profile assigned to your own tenant unless GWEB has specifically assigned the GEDU profile to you.