instances

instances

List instances

Usage

    convox instances

Examples

    $ convox instances
    ID                          STATUS   STARTED       PS  CPU     MEM     PUBLIC          PRIVATE     TYPE
    ip-10-0-2-39.ec2.internal   running  2 months ago  3   18.75%  45.08%  34.207.218.250  10.0.2.39   t3.large
    ip-10-0-2-17.ec2.internal   running  2 months ago  2   18.75%  32.64%  52.208.102.198  10.0.2.17   t3.large
    ip-10-0-1-151.ec2.internal  running  2 months ago  3   21.88%  58.13%  52.160.141.135  10.0.1.151  m5.xlarge
    ip-10-0-3-45.ec2.internal   running  2 months ago  5   37.50%  77.72%  3.226.241.132   10.0.3.45   m5.xlarge
    ip-10-0-1-56.ec2.internal   running  2 months ago  5   50.00%  97.91%  52.144.245.183  10.0.1.56   c5.large

instances terminate

Terminate an instance

Usage

    convox instances terminate <instance_id>

Examples

    $ convox instances terminate ip-10-0-2-39.ec2.internal
    Terminating instance... OK

See Instance for details on the drain sequence, PodDisruptionBudget handling, and per-provider cloud VM reclamation.

instances keyroll

Roll ssh key on instances

Usage

    convox instances keyroll

This generates a private key and displays it as output. Save the generated private key and use it when connecting via SSH to an instance.

Examples

    $ convox instances keyroll
    Rolling instance key... OK
    Updating parameters... OK
    Generated private key:
    -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
    MIIE...
    -----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----

instances ssh

Run a shell on an instance

Usage

    convox instances ssh <instance_id> --key <private_key_file>

Flags

Flag	Description
--key	Path to private key file (from instances keyroll)

Examples

    $ convox instances ssh ip-10-1-80-201.ec2.internal --key ~/.ssh/rack/priv.pem

See Also

• key_pair_name for configuring SSH access to cluster nodes
• Instance for termination behavior and stuck-node cleanup