📱 asc app
Manage apps: your own; run under sudo to manage everyone's.
Usage
asc app <action> [args]list
List apps. Root sees all users' apps, grouped by owner.
info
asc app info <id>Show one app's details.
disk
asc app disk [id]Show disk usage: a quota bar (if a quota is set) and a breakdown by image, repository, data and custom volumes. Without an id: total space occupied by all apps, then each app's usage, largest first. Shorthand for the whole-fleet view: asc disk.
ports
asc app ports [id]Show published ports (host==container) with their transport. Without an id: every app and its ports as a table. Shorthand for the whole-fleet view: asc ports.
clone
asc app clone <id> [--name <name>]Clone an app instance (data, env, settings) into a new one.
--name <name>— custom name for the clone (skips the interactive prompt).
install
asc app install <spec> [--source <name>] [--name <name>] [--branch <branch> | --tag <tag>] [--path <subdir>] [--app <stack app>] [--force] [--image | --build]Install an app from a registry or a git repository URL — same as top-level asc install, see its page for all flags.
attach
asc app attach <id>Attach to the app's console — same as top-level asc attach.
upgrade
asc app upgrade <spec>Upgrade the app to a new version — same as top-level asc upgrade.
start
asc app start <id> [-d|--detach]Start the app and attach to its console (Docker apps, interactive terminal).
-d,--detach— start in the background without attaching.
stop
asc app stop <id>restart
asc app restart <id>logs
asc app logs <id> [-n|--tail <n>]Show app logs.
-n,--tail <n>— number of trailing lines. Default:100.
settings
asc app settings <id>Interactively edit app settings defined in asc.settings.yaml.
remove
asc app remove <id> [-y|--yes]Remove an app and all its data.
-y,--yes— confirm removal without prompting.
See also
- 📱 Application management — full guide.