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Command Reference

Identity

gwebc --version
gwebc auth login
gwebc auth status
gwebc capabilities

Environments

gwebc environment list
gwebc environment show <dev|preprod|prod>

Applications

gwebc app list --environment <environment>
gwebc app show <application> --environment <environment>

Deployment reads

gwebc deploy status
gwebc deploy list --environment <environment>
gwebc deploy show <application> --environment <environment>
gwebc deploy plan <application> --environment <environment>
gwebc deploy history <application> --environment <environment>

Normal deployment mutation

gwebc deploy restart <application> --environment <dev|preprod>

gwebc deploy apply <application> \
  --environment <dev|preprod> \
  --image <immutable-image-digest>

gwebc deploy rollback <application> \
  --environment <dev|preprod> \
  --revision <revision>

Normal production mutation is not exposed through these commands.

Additional command families

Depending on tenant capabilities, gwebc can also expose:

• CI status/policy;
• artifact metadata;
• release metadata;
• promotion request/read;
• VPN;
• service access.

Tenant namespaces and authority

Namespace authority is represented through the tenant's environments, applications, roles, and capabilities rather than unrestricted raw Kubernetes namespace administration.

Useful tenant inspection commands include:

gwebc capabilities
gwebc environment list
gwebc environment show <environment>
gwebc app list --environment <environment>
gwebc app show <application> --environment <environment>

For GEDU examples, add the approved tenant profile where needed:

gwebc --profile gedu ...

Domains, DNS, TLS, VPN, and service exposure

These tenant command families are capability- and release-dependent.

Use the private CLI provided by GWEB to inspect the exact syntax available in the active release:

gwebc --help

Then use the relevant command-family help exposed by that release.

This public documentation intentionally does not provide platform-administrator commands, cloud-provider credentials, or direct Kubernetes administration procedures.