ptk cluster rename

ptk cluster rename renames cluster.

Syntax

ptk cluster rename [flags]

Example

ptk cluster -n <CLUSTER_NAME> rename [-N|--new <NewClusterName>]

# You can rename cluster
ptk cluster -n <CLUSTER_NAME> rename -N <NewClusterName>

Option

-N, --cluster-name string

• Description: specifies the cluster name.
• Data type: string
• Default value: ""

Option Inherited from the Parent Command

--disable-color

• Description: Disable color logs.
• Data type: bool
• Default value: false

--disable-debug-log

• Description: not generate debug log files.
• Data type: bool
• Default value: false

--disable-progressbar

• Description: No progress bar globally.
• Data type: bool
• Default value: false

-h, --help

• Description: outputs the help information.
• Data type: bool
• Default value: false

--log-file string

• Description: specifies the file path to which the run log is stored.
• Data type: string
• Default value: ""

--log-format string

• Description: specifies the output format of a run log. The value can be text and json.
• Data type: string
• Default value: "text"

--log-level string

• Description: specifies the run log level. The value can be debug, info, warning, error, and panic.
• Data type: string
• Default value: "info"

-n, --name string

• Description: specifies the cluster name.
• Data type: string
• Default value: ""

--silence

• Description: Logs are not printed to standard output.
• Data type: bool
• Default value: false

--skip-fix-ssh

• Description: skips SSH connection fixing through interaction.
• Data type: bool
• Default value: false

Added Version

v1.5.0

More Command

• ptk cluster - Manages a cluster.