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Namespaces

This guide explores working with namespaces. It assumes that Epinio is installed. If you need to install, please visit install Epinio.

Workflow​

Once Epinio is deployed, check the existence of the pre-configured namespace workspace with:

epinio namespace list

Output:

🚢  Listing namespaces

✔️  Epinio Namespaces:
|   NAME    |            CREATED            | APPLICATIONS | CONFIGURATIONS |
|-----------|-------------------------------|--------------|----------------|
| workspace | 2023-03-14 09:48:11 +0100 CET |              |                |

Create new namespaces with: 

epinio namespace create newnamespace

Output:

🚢  Creating namespace...
Name: newnamespace

✔️  Namespace created.

You can inspect the details of a namespace:

  • creation date
  • applications
  • configurations

Use the command:

epinio namespace show newnamespace

Output:

🚢  Showing namespace...
Name: newnamespace

✔️  Details:
|      KEY       |             VALUE             |
|----------------|-------------------------------|
| Name           | newnamespace                  |
| Created        | 2023-03-14 15:27:48 +0100 CET |
| Applications   |                               |
| Configurations |                               |

Epinio creates the default namespace workspace at installation time. The epinio login command sets the default namespace as the current namespace.

To see this use:

epinio target

Output:

✔️  
Currently targeted namespace: workspace

To target the namespace newnamespace, created earlier, for future Epinio command operation:

epinio target newnamespace

Output:

🚢  Targeting namespace...
Name: newnamespace

✔️  Namespace targeted.

Finally, delete the namespace newnamespace:

epinio namespace delete newnamespace

Output:

You are about to delete namespace workspace and everything it includes, i.e. applications, configurations, etc. Are you sure? (y/n): y

🚢  Deleting namespace...
Name: newnamespace

✔️  Namespace deleted.

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