🧱 asc stacks

List installed stacks (asc.stack.yaml packages) and their member apps, hierarchically (root sees all users' apps).

Usage

asc stacks

One tree per stack: the stack name — annotated with how many of its apps are currently running, [running/total] — followed by its member apps as ├──/└── branches, same columns as asc ls (ID, NAME, KIND, STATE, VERSION, UUID, plus USER for root).

my-stack [1/2]
    ID            NAME    KIND    STATE     VERSION  UUID
├── my-stack-web  Web     docker  running   1.2.0    6f8a1c2e-3b4d-4e5f-8a9b-0c1d2e3f4a5b
└── worker        Worker  docker  stopped   1.2.0    -

An app is grouped under a stack when it was installed from one (asc install <stack> or asc install <stack>/<app>); an app installed on its own has no stack and never appears here — see asc ls for the full list of apps regardless of origin.

See also

• 📱 Application management
• 📦 Package manager
• 📃 asc ls