Check and run apps. List apps, check one, and stop, start, restart or delete it.

hub apps                  # every app and instance in your org
hub app my-app open       # open it in your browser
hub app my-app status     # URL, access, release and services

hub apps prints one row per instance with its URL, access, status and latest release. Every command that acts on one app starts with hub app <name>, where the name is the app or app/instance, such as my-app/staging. my-app alone means my-app/prod.

Status

hub app my-app status prints the URL, the access mode, whether the app should be running, and the current release. Then it lists each service with its state, start time, restart count, CPU and memory. It takes about a second.

Stop, start and restart

hub app my-app stop
hub app my-app start
hub app my-app restart

A stopped app answers every visitor with "This app is stopped", without asking them to sign in. It stays stopped until you start it or deploy it again: any new release starts it, an environment change included.

Delete

hub app my-app rm                 # the app and every instance
hub app my-app/staging rm         # one instance
hub app my-app rm --delete-data   # also delete the volumes, without asking

rm asks before it deletes the app, then asks whether to delete its data. --yes skips the questions and keeps the data.

The dashboard

cloud.myhub.host shows the same apps after you sign in: one row per instance with its URL, access, status and release, and buttons to restart, stop, redeploy or delete it. Each instance also has a Deploys page, a Logs page and a Shell page.