Apply Command

The frank apply command deploys or updates Kubernetes resources based on your configuration.

Usage

$ frank apply [stack] [flags]

Arguments

Flags

Examples

Deploy All Stacks

# Interactive deployment (with confirmation)
$ frank apply

# Skip confirmation
$ frank apply --yes

Deploy Specific Stack

# Deploy specific app
$ frank apply app

# Deploy all dev environment stacks
$ frank apply dev

# Deploy specific dev app
$ frank apply dev/app

# Deploy specific configuration file
$ frank apply dev/app.yaml

What Apply Does

The apply command performs the following operations:

1. Configuration Discovery - Finds and loads configuration files
2. Stack Filtering - Filters configurations based on the provided stack argument
3. Template Rendering - Renders Jinja and HCL templates with context variables
4. Namespace Validation - Checks for namespace conflicts
5. Resource Application - Creates or updates Kubernetes resources
6. Status Monitoring - Waits for resources to be ready
7. Parallel Processing - Runs multiple deployments concurrently

Interactive Confirmation

By default, frank shows an interactive confirmation before deploying:

Do you want to apply 'dev'? [y/N]

Skipping Confirmation

Use the --yes flag to skip the confirmation prompt:

$ frank apply --yes
$ frank apply dev --yes

Output Format

frank uses a structured output format:

<timestamp> - <stack_name> - <operation_status>

Status Messages