CLI Commands

TurboCI provides a simple command-line interface for managing your deployments.

turboci up

Deploy your stack. This command reads your config.yaml file from the .turboci directory and creates or updates all deployments. If no configuration is found, it automatically runs turboci init to bootstrap a configuration.

turboci up

turboci init

Bootstrap a new configuration or edit an existing one. This command provides an interactive prompt to set up your deployment.

turboci init

turboci down

Tear down deployments. This command destroys resources created by TurboCI. It accepts -t and -s flags but only works at the deployment level, not service level.

# Tear down all deployments
turboci down

# Tear down specific deployment
turboci down -t deployment_name

To remove a service, delete or comment out the service config and run turboci up. All servers related to that service will be removed.

turboci spec

View specifications for each cloud provider, including available locations and server types.

turboci spec

Targeting Specific Services

Use the -t or --target flag to deploy only specific services.

Target a single service

turboci up -t deployment_name.service_name

This deploys only the specified service in the specified deployment.

Target multiple services

turboci up -t deployment_name.service_name -t deployment_name.service_name_2

You can specify multiple targets to deploy several services at once.

Target all services in a deployment

turboci up -t "deployment_name.*"

Use the wildcard to target all services in a deployment.

Target services across deployments

turboci up -t service_name -t service_name_2

Omit the deployment name to target these services in any deployment.

Skipping Services

Use the -s or --skip flag to skip specific services during deployment.

Skip a single service

turboci up -s deployment_name.service_name

This deploys everything except the specified service.

Skip multiple services

turboci up -s deployment_name.service_name -s deployment_name_2.service_name

You can skip multiple services across deployments.

Skip all services (default configs only)

turboci up -s "*.*"

Using the wildcard skips every service and only runs default configs (network, SSH, relay, etc).

Common Workflows

Deploy everything

turboci up

Update only the web service

turboci up -t deployment_name.web

Deploy all services in production deployment

turboci up -t "production.*"

Tear down specific deployment

turboci down -t deployment_name

Next Steps

Learn how to configure environment variables for different cloud providers.

Continue to Environment Variables →