pachctl create pipeline #
Create a new pipeline.
Synopsis #
This command creates a new pipeline from a pipeline specification.
You can create a pipeline using a JSON/YAML file or a jsonnet template file – via either a local filepath or URL. Multiple pipelines can be created from one file.For details on the format, see https://docs.pachyderm.com/latest/reference/pipeline_spec/.
- To create a pipeline from a JSON/YAML file, use the
--file
flag - To create a pipeline from a jsonnet template file, use the
--jsonnet
flag; you can optionally pay multiple arguments separately using--arg
- To push your local images to docker registry, use the
--push-images
and--username
flags - To push your local images to custom registry, use the
--push-images
,--registry
, and--username
flags
pachctl create pipeline [flags]
Examples #
pachctl create pipeline -file regression.json
pachctl create pipeline -file foo.json --project bar
pachctl create pipeline -file foo.json --push-images --username lbliii
pachctl create pipeline --jsonnet /templates/foo.jsonnet --arg myimage=bar --arg src=image
Options #
--arg stringArray Provide a top-level argument in the form of 'param=value' passed to the Jsonnet template; requires --jsonnet. For multiple args, --arg may be set more than once.
--dry-run If true, pipeline will not actually be created.
-f, --file string Provide a JSON/YAML file (url or filepath) for one or more pipelines. "-" reads from stdin (the default behavior). Exactly one of --file and --jsonnet must be set.
-h, --help help for pipeline
--jsonnet string Provide a Jsonnet template file (url or filepath) for one or more pipelines. "-" reads from stdin. Exactly one of --file and --jsonnet must be set. Jsonnet templates must contain a top-level function; strings can be passed to this function with --arg (below)
-o, --output string Output format when --raw is set: "json" or "yaml" (default "json")
--project string Specify the project (by name) in which to create the pipeline. (default "video-to-frame-traces")
-p, --push-images Specify that the local docker images should be pushed into the registry (docker by default).
--raw Disable pretty printing; serialize data structures to an encoding such as json or yaml
-r, --registry string Specify an alternative registry to push images to. (default "index.docker.io")
-u, --username string Specify the username to push images as.
Options inherited from parent commands #
--no-color Turn off colors.
-v, --verbose Output verbose logs
SEE ALSO #
- pachctl create - Create a new instance of a Pachyderm resource.