Hi all! I’m following the guide on Community Cloud Pods | Docs using the Open Source tier and the pods command just isn’t there, what I am missing? Thanks in advance
➜ manager git:(master) ✗ localstack --version
1.4.0
➜ manager git:(master) ✗ localstack pod
Usage: localstack [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Try 'localstack --help' for help.
Error: No such command 'pod'.
➜ manager git:(master) ✗
➜ manager git:(master) ✗ localstack --help
Usage: localstack [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
The LocalStack Command Line Interface (CLI)
Options:
--version Show the version and exit.
--debug Enable CLI debugging mode
--profile TEXT Set the configuration profile
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
config Inspect your LocalStack configuration
infra Manipulate LocalStack infrastructure (legacy)
logs Show the logs of the LocalStack container
ssh Obtain a shell in the running LocalStack container
start Start LocalStack
status Print status information about the LocalStack runtime
stop Stop the running LocalStack container
update Update LocalStack components
wait Wait on the LocalStack container to start
Can you please share the version of the CLI you’re using?
localstack --version
It should technically work if you upgrade to the latest release version of the CLI:
pip install --upgrade localstack localstack-ext
If that command doesn’t work, you could try installing one of our dev releases of the CLI package using the --pre flag (these are the nightly builds of the CLI, please be aware that they are under active development and may be unstable):
Hi and thanks for the reply. The version was already included in my post and it’s 1.4.0 and unfortunately upgrading to the latest version doesn’t work.
I’m not comfortable with using the unstable versions yet and ideally would like to stay within 1.4.x versions for now.
Regards,
Victor
Apologies, had missed the version output in your first post. Thanks for the pointer.
We are actually in the process of releasing a new major version 2.0.0 this week (hopefully by tomorrow). Will ping you once the release version of the CLI package has been updated, so you can give it another try. Thanks for your help in resolving this.
Thanks
A follow up question - is this pod saving/loading functionality via command line supposed to support localstack containers raised via docker-compose mechanism (as opposed to the containers raised by the localstack command line utility)?