Documentation Index
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Projects
Create Project
Execute the command by passing the project name you want to create as a parameter
ale project create <project-name>
# ale project create test
When the project is created successfully, the result will be displayed as '@space-name/project-name'
project "@admin/test" created
List Projects
Execute the following command
Projects for the currently logged-in account will be listed, with the currently used project marked with an * symbol
Current scope is "@admin"
NAME CREATED
aws 2025-04-02 15:56:38
*test 2025-04-10 16:41:40
Remove Project
Execute the command by passing the project name you want to remove as a parameter
ale project remove <project-name>
# ale project remove test
When the project is successfully removed, the deleted project will be displayed as '@space-name/project-name', and the target project will be changed to the earliest created project among the remaining ones
@admin/test
Current stage is @admin/aws:main on default
Deployment Environments
List Deployment Environments
Execute the following command to view deployment environments of the current project
The deployment environments of the current project will be displayed
NAME CLUSTER CREATED
main default 2025-04-02 15:56:38
Change Deployment Environment
Execute the command by passing a parameter in the format of '@space-name/project-name' or '@space-name/project-name:environment'
ale login <URL>
# ale login https://app.ale-test.com/api
The changed deployment environment will be displayed as follows
Current stage is @admin/aws:main on default
Set Environment Secrets
Execute the command by passing the secret name and value as parameters to be used commonly in the deployment environment
ale stage secret <secret-name> <secret-value>
# ale stage secret TZ Asia/Seoul
When the secret is registered, the secret value will be displayed as follows
Others
List Templates
View available templates in the current Ale platform
Available templates will be displayed as follows
java Java N/A
next.js Next.js N/A
node Node.js N/A
php PHP N/A
python Python N/A
ruby Ruby N/A
rust Rust N/A
web Web Application N/A