stackato
    The command line client

stackato add-service-broker [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Make the named service broker known. This is a Stackato 3 specific
    command.

stackato add-user [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Register a new user in the current or specified target. This operation
    requires administrator privileges, except if "allow_registration" is set
    server-side. This exception is specific to Stackato 2.

stackato admin
    A set of adminstrative tasks.

stackato admin exit [OPTIONS]
    Exit the shell. No-op if not in a shell.

stackato admin grant [OPTIONS] <email>
    Grant the named user administrator privileges for the current or specified
    target.

stackato admin help [OPTIONS] [<cmdname>...]
    Retrieve help for a command or command set. Without arguments help for all
    commands is given. The default format is --full.

stackato admin list [OPTIONS]
    Show a list of the administrators for the current or specified target.

stackato admin patch [OPTIONS] <patch>
    Apply a patch to the current or specified target.

stackato admin report [OPTIONS] [<destination>]
    Retrieve a report containing the logs of the current or specified target.
    This is a stackato-specific command.

stackato admin revoke [OPTIONS] <email>
    Revoke administrator privileges for the named user at the current or
    specified target.

stackato alias [OPTIONS] <name> <command>...
    Create a shortcut for a command (prefix).

stackato aliases [OPTIONS]
    List the known aliases (shortcuts).

stackato app [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Show the information of the specified application.

stackato apps [OPTIONS]
    List the applications deployed to the target.

stackato bind-service [OPTIONS] [<service>] [<application>]
    Bind the named service to the specified application.

stackato buildpacks [OPTIONS]
    Show all build-packs known to the target, in the order they are checked in
    during auto-detection.

stackato clone-services [OPTIONS] <source> <application>
    Copy the service bindings of the source application to the destination
    application.

stackato color
    Management of terminal colors

stackato color exit [OPTIONS]
    Exit the shell. No-op if not in a shell.

stackato color help [OPTIONS] [<cmdname>...]
    Retrieve help for a command or command set. Without arguments help for all
    commands is given. The default format is --full.

stackato color list [OPTIONS]
    Show the current color settings.

stackato color set [OPTIONS] <color> <specification>
    (Re)define a color.

stackato color test [OPTIONS] <specification> [<string>]
    Test a color specification.

stackato color unset [OPTIONS] <color>...
    Remove a color redefinition.

stackato colors [OPTIONS]
    Show the current color settings.

stackato crashes [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    List recent application crashes.

stackato crashlogs [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Display log information for the application. An alias of 'logs'.

stackato create-app [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Create an empty application with the specified configuration.

stackato create-buildpack [OPTIONS] <name> <zip|url|dir>
    Add a build-pack to the target.

stackato create-domain [OPTIONS] <name>
    Create a new domain. This is a Stackato 3.2+ specific command.

stackato create-org [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Create a new organization. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato create-service [OPTIONS] [<vendor>] [<name>] [<application>]
    Create a new provisioned service, and optionally bind it to an
    application.

stackato create-service-auth-token [OPTIONS] [<label>] [<provider>]
    Create a new service authentication token. This is a Stackato 3 specific
    command.

stackato create-service-broker [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Make the named service broker known. This is a Stackato 3 specific
    command.

stackato create-space [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Create a new space. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato curl [OPTIONS] <operation> <path> [<header>...]
    Run a raw rest request against the chosen target.

stackato dbshell [OPTIONS] [<application>] [<service>]
    Invoke interactive db shell for a bound service.

stackato delete [OPTIONS] [<application>...]
    Delete the specified application(s).

stackato delete-buildpack [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Remove the specified build-back from the target.

stackato delete-domain [OPTIONS] <name>
    Delete the named domain. This is a Stackato 3.2+ specific command.

stackato delete-org [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Delete the named organization. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato delete-route [OPTIONS] <name>
    Delete the named route. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato delete-service [OPTIONS] [<service>...]
    Delete the named provisioned service.

stackato delete-service-auth-token [OPTIONS] [<label>]
    Delete the specified service authentication token. This is a Stackato 3
    specific command.

stackato delete-service-broker [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Remove the named service broker from the target. This is a Stackato 3
    specific command.

stackato delete-space [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Delete the named space. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato delete-user [OPTIONS] <email>
    Delete the named user, and the user's applications and services from the
    current or specified target. This operation requires administrator
    privileges.

stackato disk [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Show the disk reservation for a deployed application.

stackato domains [OPTIONS]
    List the available domains in the specified space, or all. This is a
    Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato drain
    Commands for the management of drains attached to applications.

stackato drain add [OPTIONS] [<application>] <drain> <uri>
    Attach a new named drain to the application.

stackato drain delete [OPTIONS] [<application>] <drain>
    Remove the named drain from the application.

stackato drain exit [OPTIONS]
    Exit the shell. No-op if not in a shell.

stackato drain help [OPTIONS] [<cmdname>...]
    Retrieve help for a command or command set. Without arguments help for all
    commands is given. The default format is --full.

stackato drain list [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Show the list of drains attached to the application.

stackato drains [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Show the list of drains attached to the application.

stackato env [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    List the application's environment variables.

stackato env-add [OPTIONS] [<application>] <varname> <value>
    Add the specified environment variable to the named application.

stackato env-del [OPTIONS] [<application>] <varname>
    Remove the specified environment variable from the named application.

stackato events [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Show recorded application events, for application or space. Without an
    application given the current or specified space is used, otherwise that
    application. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato exit [OPTIONS]
    Exit the shell. No-op if not in a shell.

stackato file [OPTIONS] <application> [<path>]
    Display directory listing or file. Relative paths are interpreted relative
    to $STACKATO_APP_ROOT on the target. Without path it defaults to
    $STACKATO_APP_ROOT on the target.

stackato files [OPTIONS] <application> [<path>]
    Display directory listing or file. Relative paths are interpreted relative
    to $STACKATO_APP_ROOT on the target. Without path it defaults to
    $STACKATO_APP_ROOT on the target.

stackato frameworks [OPTIONS]
    List the supported frameworks of the target. This is a Stackato 2 specific
    command.

stackato group [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Report the current group, or (un)set it. This is a Stackato 2 specific
    command.

stackato groups
    A collection of commands to manage groups and the users in them.

stackato groups add-user [OPTIONS] <group> <user>
    Add the named user to the specified group. This is a Stackato 2 specific
    command.

stackato groups create [OPTIONS] <name>
    Create a new group with the specified name. This is a Stackato 2 specific
    command.

stackato groups delete [OPTIONS] <name>
    Delete the named group. This is a Stackato 2 specific command.

stackato groups delete-user [OPTIONS] <group> <user>
    Remove the named user from the specified group. This is a Stackato 2
    specific command.

stackato groups exit [OPTIONS]
    Exit the shell. No-op if not in a shell.

stackato groups help [OPTIONS] [<cmdname>...]
    Retrieve help for a command or command set. Without arguments help for all
    commands is given. The default format is --full.

stackato groups limits [OPTIONS] [<group>]
    Show and/or modify the limits applying to applications in the named group.
    This is a Stackato 2 specific command.

stackato groups show [OPTIONS]
    Show the list of groups known to the target. This is a Stackato 2 specific
    command.

stackato groups users [OPTIONS] [<group>]
    Show the list of users in the named group. This is a Stackato 2 specific
    command.

stackato guid [OPTIONS] <type> [<name>]
    Map the specified name into a uuid, given the type. This is a Stackato 3
    specific command.

stackato health [OPTIONS] [<application>...]
    Report the health of the specified application(s).

stackato help [OPTIONS] [<cmdname>...]
    Retrieve help for a command or command set. Without arguments help for all
    commands is given. The default format is --full.

stackato hide-service-plan [OPTIONS] <name> [<organization>]
    Hide the specified service-plan from the named organization. This is a
    Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato history

stackato history clear [OPTIONS]
    Clear the saved history.

stackato history exit [OPTIONS]
    Exit the shell. No-op if not in a shell.

stackato history help [OPTIONS] [<cmdname>...]
    Retrieve help for a command or command set. Without arguments help for all
    commands is given. The default format is --full.

stackato history limit [OPTIONS] [<n>]
    Limit the size of the history. If no limit is specified the current limit
    is shown.

stackato history list [OPTIONS] [<n>]
    Show the saved history of commands.

stackato info [OPTIONS]
    Show the basic system and account information.

stackato instances [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    List application instances for a deployed application.

stackato limits [OPTIONS] [<group>]
    Show and/or modify the limits applying to applications in the named group.
    This is a Stackato 2 specific command.

stackato link-user-org [OPTIONS] <user> [<org>]
    Add the specified user to the named organization, in various roles. This
    is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato link-user-space [OPTIONS] <user> [<space>]
    Add the specified user to the named space, in various roles. This is a
    Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato list [OPTIONS]
    List the applications deployed to the target.

stackato login [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Log in to the current or specified target with the named user.

stackato login-fields [OPTIONS]
    Show the names of the credential fields needed for a login. This is a
    Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato logout [OPTIONS] [<target>]
    Log out of the current, specified, or all targets.

stackato logs [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Display the application log stream.

stackato map [OPTIONS] [<application>] <url>
    Make the application accessible through the specified URL (a route
    consisting of host and domain)

stackato map-domain [OPTIONS] <name>
    Add the named domain to an organization or space. This is a Stackato 3
    specific command. This command is not supported by Stackato 3.2 or higher.

stackato marketplace [OPTIONS]
    List the supported service plans of the target, for the current or
    specified space. This is a Stackato 3.4+ specific command.

stackato mem [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Show the memory reservation for a deployed application.

stackato named-entities [OPTIONS]
    List the entity types usable for 'guid'. I.e. the types of the named
    entities known to the client.

stackato open [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Open the url of the specified application in the default web browser. If
    'api' is specified as the app name, the Management Console is opened. With
    no arguments, the 'name' value from the stackato.yml/manifest.yml in the
    current directory is used (if present).

stackato org [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Show the named organization's information. This is a Stackato 3 specific
    command.

stackato org-users [OPTIONS] [<org>]
    Show the users for the organization, by role.

stackato orgs [OPTIONS]
    List the available organizations. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato passwd [OPTIONS]
    Change the password of the current user in the current or specified
    target.

stackato placement-zone [OPTIONS] [<zone>]
    Show the list of DEAs associated with the specified placement zone. This
    is a Stackato 3.2+ specific command.

stackato placement-zones [OPTIONS]
    Show the available placement zones. This is a Stackato 3.2+ specific
    command.

stackato purge-service-offerings [OPTIONS] <service>
    Purge all offerings of the service type from the system. Danger. Do this
    only for services we know to have their brokers killed, leaving behind
    orphans. This is a Stackato 3.4+ specific command.

stackato push [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Configure, create, push, map, and start a new application.

stackato quota
    Management of quota plans.

stackato quota configure [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Reconfigure the named quota plan. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato quota create [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Create a new quota plan. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato quota delete [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Delete the named quota plan. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato quota exit [OPTIONS]
    Exit the shell. No-op if not in a shell.

stackato quota help [OPTIONS] [<cmdname>...]
    Retrieve help for a command or command set. Without arguments help for all
    commands is given. The default format is --full.

stackato quota list [OPTIONS]
    List the available quota plans. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato quota rename [OPTIONS] [<name>] <newname>
    Rename the named quota plan. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato quota show [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Show the details of the named quota plan. If not specified it will be
    asked for interactively (menu). This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato quota-org [OPTIONS] [<name>] <quota>
    Set the quotas for the current or named organization. This is a Stackato 3
    specific command.

stackato quotas [OPTIONS]
    List the available quota plans. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato register [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Register a new user in the current or specified target. This operation
    requires administrator privileges, except if "allow_registration" is set
    server-side. This exception is specific to Stackato 2.

stackato releases [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Show the list of versions for the specified application. This is a
    Stackato 3.4 specific command.

stackato remove-service-broker [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Remove the named service broker from the target. This is a Stackato 3
    specific command.

stackato rename [OPTIONS] [<application>] [<name>]
    Rename the specified application. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato rename-buildpack [OPTIONS] [<name>] [<newname>]
    Change the name of the specified build-pack.

stackato rename-org [OPTIONS] [<name>] [<newname>]
    Rename the named organization. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato rename-service [OPTIONS] <service> [<name>]
    Rename the specified service instance. This is a Stackato 3 specific
    command.

stackato rename-space [OPTIONS] [<name>] [<newname>]
    Rename the named space. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato restart [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Stop and restart a deployed application.

stackato rollback [OPTIONS] [<application>] <version>
    Switch to a different version of the application. This is a Stackato 3.4
    specific command.

stackato routes [OPTIONS]
    List all available routes. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato run [OPTIONS] <command>...
    Run an arbitrary command on a running instance.

stackato runtimes [OPTIONS]
    List the supported runtimes of the target. This is a Stackato 2 specific
    command.

stackato scale [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Update the number of instances, memory, disk reservation and/or
    autoscaling settings for a deployed application.

stackato scp [OPTIONS] <paths>...
    Copy files and directories to and from application containers. The colon
    ":" character preceding a specified source or destination indicates a
    remote file or path. Sources and destinations can be file names, directory
    names, or full paths.

stackato service [OPTIONS] <name>
    Show the information about the named service.

stackato service-auth-tokens [OPTIONS]
    Show all service authentication tokens knowns to the target. This is a
    Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato service-brokers [OPTIONS]
    Show the list of known service brokers. This is a Stackato 3 specific
    command.

stackato service-plan [OPTIONS] <name>
    Show the details of the specified service plan. This is a Stackato 3
    specific command.

stackato service-plans [OPTIONS]
    List all available plans of the supported services. This is a Stackato 3
    specific command.

stackato services [OPTIONS]
    List the supported and provisioned services of the target.

stackato set-env [OPTIONS] [<application>] <varname> <value>
    Add the specified environment variable to the named application.

stackato set-placement-zone [OPTIONS] [<application>] <zone>
    Associate the application with a specific placement zone. This is a
    Stackato 3.2+ specific command.

stackato show-service-plan [OPTIONS] <name> [<organization>]
    Make the specified service-plan visible to the named organization. This is
    a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato show-token [OPTIONS]
    Print the current target's token.

stackato space [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Show the named space's information. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato space-users [OPTIONS] [<space>]
    Show the users for the space, by role.

stackato spaces [OPTIONS]
    List the available spaces in the specified organization. See
    --organization for details This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato ssh [OPTIONS] [<command>...]
    SSH to a running instance (or target), or run an arbitrary command.

stackato stacks [OPTIONS]
    List the supported stacks of the target. This is a Stackato 3 specific
    command.

stackato start [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Start a deployed application.

stackato stats [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Display the resource usage for a deployed application.

stackato stop [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Stop a deployed application.

stackato switch-org [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Switch the current organization to the named organization. This
    invalidates the current space. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato switch-space [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Switch from the current space to the named space. This may switch the
    organization as well. This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato switch-version [OPTIONS] [<application>] <version>
    Switch to a different version of the application. This is a Stackato 3.4
    specific command.

stackato tail [OPTIONS] <application> <path>
    Monitor file for changes and stream them.

stackato target [OPTIONS] [<url>]
    Set the target API endpoint for the client, or report the current target.

stackato targets [OPTIONS]
    List the available targets, and their authorization tokens, if any.

stackato token [OPTIONS]
    Interactively set authentication token.

stackato tokens [OPTIONS]
    List the available targets, and their authorization tokens, if any.

stackato trace [OPTIONS]
    Print the saved REST trace for the last client command to stdout.

stackato tunnel [OPTIONS] [<service>] [<tunnelclient>]
    Create a local tunnel to a service, optionally start a local client as
    well.

stackato unalias [OPTIONS] <name>
    Remove a shortcut by name.

stackato unbind-service [OPTIONS] [<service>] [<application>]
    Disconnect the named service from the specified application.

stackato unlink-user-org [OPTIONS] <user> [<org>]
    Remove the specified user from the named organization, in various roles.
    This is a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato unlink-user-space [OPTIONS] <user> [<space>]
    Remove the specified user from the named space, in various roles. This is
    a Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato unmap [OPTIONS] [<application>] <url>
    Unregister the application from a URL.

stackato unmap-domain [OPTIONS] <name>
    Remove the named domain from an organization or space. This is a Stackato
    3 specific command. This command is not supported by Stackato 3.2 or
    higher.

stackato unregister [OPTIONS] <email>
    Delete the named user, and the user's applications and services from the
    current or specified target. This operation requires administrator
    privileges.

stackato unset-env [OPTIONS] [<application>] <varname>
    Remove the specified environment variable from the named application.

stackato unset-placement-zone [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Remove the association between application and its current placement zone.
    This is a Stackato 3.2+ specific command.

stackato update-buildpack [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Change the information known about the specified build-pack.

stackato update-org [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Change one or more attributes of an organization in a single call.

stackato update-service-auth-token [OPTIONS] [<label>]
    Update the specified service authentication token. This is a Stackato 3
    specific command.

stackato update-service-broker [OPTIONS] [<name>] [<newname>]
    Update the target's knowledge of the named service broker. This is a
    Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato update-service-plan [OPTIONS] [<name>] [<newname>]
    Update the target's knowledge of the named service plan. This is a
    Stackato 3 specific command.

stackato update-space [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Change one or more attributes of a space in a single call.

stackato update-user-provided-service [OPTIONS] <service>
    Update the credentials of a user provided service. This is a Stackato 3
    specific command.

stackato usage [OPTIONS] [<userOrGroup>]
    Show the current memory allocation and usage of the active or specified
    user/group (Stackato 2), or the specified or current space (Stackato 3).

stackato user [OPTIONS]
    Show the name of the current user in the current or specified target.

stackato user-info [OPTIONS] [<name>]
    Shows the information of a user in the current or specified target.
    Defaults to the current user. Naming a specific user requires a Stackato 3
    target.

stackato users [OPTIONS]
    Show the list of users known to the current or specified target.

stackato version [OPTIONS]
    Print the version number of the client.

stackato versions [OPTIONS] [<application>]
    Show the list of versions for the specified application. This is a
    Stackato 3.4 specific command.