Synopsis
Examples
In all the examples below,$SERVICE represents the name of a Service for the Spp you are adding an Endpoint to.
If your app is using an Implicit Service, the service name is always
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Usage:
aptible endpoints:tcp:create SERVICE [flags]
Flags:
--app string App handle
--default-domain Use Aptible's managed wildcard domain
-e, --env string Environment handle (alias)
--environment string Environment handle
--idle-timeout string Idle timeout in seconds (or 'default' to reset)
--internal Restrict this endpoint to internal traffic
--ip-whitelist strings IP CIDR whitelist (comma-separated or use flag multiple times)
--no-default-domain Clear the default domain setting
--no-internal Do not restrict this endpoint to internal traffic
--ports strings Container ports (comma-separated or use flag multiple times)
$SERVICE represents the name of a Service for the Spp you are adding an Endpoint to.
cmd.aptible endpoints:tcp:create \
--app "$APP_HANDLE" \
"$SERVICE"
aptible endpoints:tcp:create \
--app "$APP_HANDLE" \
--default-domain \
"$SERVICE"
--ports argument accepts a list of ports, so you need to pass it last.aptible endpoints:tcp:create \
--app "$APP_HANDLE" \
"$SERVICE" \
--ports 8000 8001 8002 8003
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