octopus runbook run

Run runbooks in Octopus Deploy

Usage:
  octopus runbook run [flags]

Flags:
  -p, --project string                   Name or ID of the project to run the runbook from
  -n, --name string                      Name of the runbook to run
  -e, --environment stringArray          Run in this environment (can be specified multiple times)
      --tenant stringArray               Run for this tenant (can be specified multiple times)
      --tenant-tag stringArray           Run for tenants matching this tag (can be specified multiple times). Format is 'Tag Set Name/Tag Name', such as 'Regions/South'.
      --run-at string                    Run at a later time. Run now if omitted. TODO date formats and timezones!
      --run-at-expiry string             Cancel a scheduled run if it hasn't started within this time period.
  -v, --variable stringArray             Set the value for a prompted variable in the format Label:Value
      --snapshot string                  Name or ID of the snapshot to run. If not supplied, the command will attempt to use the published snapshot.
      --skip stringArray                 Exclude specific steps from the runbook
      --guided-failure string            Enable Guided failure mode (true/false/default)
      --force-package-download           Force re-download of packages
      --run-target stringArray           Run on this target (can be specified multiple times)
      --exclude-run-target stringArray   Run on targets except for this (can be specified multiple times)


Global Flags:
  -h, --help                   Show help for a command
      --no-prompt              Disable prompting in interactive mode
  -f, --output-format string   Specify the output format for a command ("json", "table", or "basic") (default "table")
  -s, --space string           Specify the space for operations

Examples

Octopus Samples instance

Many of the examples we use, reference the samples instance of Octopus Deploy. If you’d like to explore the samples instance, you can log in as a guest.

$ octopus runbook run  # fully interactive
$ octopus runbook run --project MyProject ... TODO


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