Runtime Commands

runta run

Create a new runtime.

runta run [OPTIONS] --cpus <vcpus> --memory <memory_mib> [--memory-max <memory_max_mib>]

Option	Description
--name <name>	Runtime name. If omitted, runta generates a random name.
--cpus <vcpus>	Number of vCPUs. Required.
--memory <memory_mib>	Memory in MiB. Required.
--memory-max <memory_max_mib>	Maximum auto-scaled memory in MiB. Must be at least --memory; defaults to the initial memory.
-p, --publish <ingress_spec>	Repeatable ingress rule in <port>/http or <port>/https form.
--idle-timeout <idle_timeout_secs>	Suspend the runtime after this many seconds without observed activity. Omit to disable.

runta run --name demo --cpus 2 --memory 2048
runta run --name demo --cpus 2 --memory 1024 --memory-max 8192
runta run --name demo --cpus 2 --memory 2048 --publish 8080/https
runta run --name demo --cpus 1 --memory 512 --publish 8080/https --idle-timeout 300

runta ps

List runtimes.

runta ps [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
-a, --all	Show all runtimes, including unreachable ones.

runta inspect

Show detailed information for a runtime.

runta inspect <runtime_name>

Lifecycle Commands

runta shutdown <runtime_name>
runta boot <runtime_name>
runta pause <runtime_name>
runta resume <runtime_name>
runta rm <runtime_name>...

runta resize

Resize runtime memory.

runta resize --memory <memory_mib> <runtime_name>

Option	Description
--memory <memory_mib>	New memory size in MiB. Required.