Epinio CLI command index
Every epinio command, grouped by what it acts on. Each entry links to its full
reference page (flags, arguments, and examples). For the root command and global
flags, see epinio.
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Session​
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
epinio login | Authenticate against an Epinio server and save credentials |
epinio logout | Remove saved credentials for the current server |
epinio target | Set the namespace that subsequent commands act on |
epinio info | Show server and component version information |
epinio version | Print the CLI version |
epinio client-sync | Download a client binary matching the logged-in server |
Settings​
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
epinio settings | Top-level command for local CLI settings |
epinio settings show | Show the current settings |
epinio settings colors | Manage colored output |
epinio settings update-ca | Update the API location and CA certificate |
Deploying​
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
epinio push | Build, stage, and deploy an application from sources or a manifest |
epinio app push | Same as epinio push |
epinio app restage | Rebuild an existing application, then restart it unless suppressed |
epinio app restart | Restart the application without rebuilding |
epinio app watch | Watch a local directory and sync changes into the running app (experimental) |
Applications​
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
epinio app | Top-level command for application management |
epinio app list | List applications in the targeted namespace |
epinio app show | Describe an application: status, instances, routes, bindings, environment |
epinio app create | Create the app record without deploying a workload |
epinio app update | Change instances, environment, routes, bindings, or chart values |
epinio app delete | Delete one or more applications |
epinio app manifest | Save the current state of an application as a manifest |
epinio app export | Export an application to a directory or registry |
Debugging​
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
epinio app logs | Stream or print runtime and staging logs |
epinio app exec | Open a shell inside a running application instance |
epinio app port-forward | Forward one or more local ports to an application pod |
epinio service port-forward | Forward one or more local ports to a service |
Environment variables​
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
epinio app env | Top-level command for application environment variables |
epinio app env list | List an application's environment |
epinio app env show | Describe a single environment variable |
epinio app env set | Add or change an environment variable |
epinio app env unset | Remove an environment variable |
Application charts​
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
epinio app chart | Top-level command for application chart management |
epinio app chart list | List application charts |
epinio app chart show | Describe an application chart |
epinio app chart default | Set or show the default application chart |
epinio app chart create | Create an application chart |
epinio app chart update | Update an application chart |
epinio app chart delete | Delete an application chart |
Builder images​
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
epinio buildimage | Top-level command for builder image management |
epinio buildimage list | List builder images |
epinio buildimage show | Describe a builder image |
epinio buildimage create | Create a builder image |
epinio buildimage update | Update a builder image |
epinio buildimage delete | Delete a builder image |
Configurations​
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
epinio configuration | Top-level command for configuration management |
epinio configuration list | List configurations |
epinio configuration show | Describe a configuration |
epinio configuration create | Create a configuration |
epinio configuration update | Add, change, or remove keys on an existing configuration |
epinio configuration delete | Delete one or more configurations |
epinio configuration bind | Bind a configuration to an application |
epinio configuration unbind | Unbind a configuration from an application |
Services​
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
epinio service | Top-level command for service management |
epinio service list | List services in the targeted namespace |
epinio service show | Describe a service |
epinio service create | Provision a service from a catalog service |
epinio service update | Change the settings of a provisioned service |
epinio service delete | Delete one or more services |
epinio service bind | Bind a service to an application |
epinio service unbind | Unbind a service from an application |
Service catalog​
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
epinio service catalog | List catalog services, or describe one |
epinio service catalog create | Create a catalog service |
epinio service catalog update | Update a catalog service |
epinio service catalog delete | Delete a catalog service |
Namespaces​
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
epinio namespace | Top-level command for namespace management |
epinio namespace list | List namespaces |
epinio namespace show | Describe a namespace |
epinio namespace create | Create a namespace |
epinio namespace delete | Delete a namespace |
Git configurations​
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
epinio gitconfig | Top-level command for git configuration management |
epinio gitconfig list | List git configurations |
epinio gitconfig show | Describe a git configuration |
epinio gitconfig create | Register credentials for a private git repository |
epinio gitconfig delete | Delete one or more git configurations |
Operator and automation​
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
epinio server | Run the Epinio API server |
epinio export-registries | List registries used for application export |
epinio completion | Generate shell completion scripts |
Driving the CLI with an AI agent​
| Resource | What it does |
|---|---|
| Agent skill | Downloadable skill that teaches an AI assistant to manage Epinio through these commands, for environments without the MCP server |