Network

rio network

ROS Communication between the Deployments

rio network [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

delete

Delete one or more networks with a name or a regex pattern.

You can specify a name or a regex pattern to delete one or more networks.

If you want to delete all the networks, then simply use the --all flag.

If you want to delete networks without confirmation, then use the --force or --silent or -f.

Usage Examples:

Delete a network by name

$ rio network delete NETWORK_NAME

Delete a network without confirmation

$ rio network delete NETWORK_NAME –force

Delete all networks in the project

$ rio network delete –all

Delete networks using regex pattern

$ rio network delete “NETWORK.*”

rio network delete [OPTIONS] NETWORK_NAME_OR_REGEX

Options

-f, --force

Skip confirmation

-w, --workers <workers>

Number of parallel workers while running deleting networks. Defaults to 10

Arguments

NETWORK_NAME_OR_REGEX

Required argument

inspect

Print the details of a network.

You can specify the format of the output using the --format flag. The supported formats are json and yaml. Default is yaml.

rio network inspect [OPTIONS] NETWORK_NAME

Options

-f, --format <format_type>

Options:

json | yaml

Arguments

NETWORK_NAME

Required argument

list

List the networks in the current project.

You can also filter the list by specifying labels using the --label or the -l flag.

Usage Examples:

List all networks with label “app=nginx”

$ rio network list –label app=nginx

rio network list [OPTIONS]

Options

--network <network>

Type of Network

Options:

routed | native | both

-l, --label <labels>

Filter the deployment list by labels