Deploy your application onto Azion’s edge network through Azion CLI.

Usage

azion deploy

Optional flags

path

The --path option is used when it’s necessary to inform the filepath to the static application being deployed.

help

The --help option displays more information about the deploy command.

auto

The --auto option runs the entire flow of the command without interruptions.

config-dir

The --config-dir option specifies the relative path to where your custom azion.json and args.json files are stored. The default is “azion”.

dry-run

The --dry-run option simulates the deploy process without carrying out any actual action.

env

The --env option specifies the relative path to where your custom .env file is stored. The default is “.edge/.env”.

no-prompt

The --no-prompt option, when sent, ensures that whenever the CLI would display an interactive prompt due to an error, it instead just returns the error.

skip-build

The --skip-build option, when sent, prevents the build command from being called during the deploy process.

skip-framework-build

The --skip-framework-build option, when sent, bypasses the framework build phase before executing the build command.

sync

The --sync option synchronizes the local azion.json file with remote resources.

local

The --local option allows to build and deploy locally. This may be useful if you have a custom build environment or need more control over the build stage.

debug

The --debug option allows you to see the logs of the deploying process directly on the terminal.

writable-bucket

The --writable-bucket option, when sent, creates the project bucket with read-write access.