Workspace

Create Workspace

using arguments

initz create workspace --name=<name> --desc=<desc> --prod-cluster=<prod-cluster> --non-prod-cluster=<non-prod-cluster> --registry=<registry> --gpu_enable=true

Flags

--name

• Indicates the name of the workspace.
• required
• Shorthand : n

--desc

• Indicates the description of the workspace.
• required

--prod-cluster

• stands for: Production cluster.
• required
• Default : initializ-prod-eks-cluster

--non-prod-cluster

• stands for: Non-production cluster (used for test or stage environments).
• required
• Default : initializ-np-eks-cluster

--registry

• required
• Default : DockerConfig

--gpu_enable

• stands for : Graphics Processing Unit
• required
• Default : false

Using File

initz create workspace -f <workspace.json/workspace.yaml>

Example template :

JSON

workspace.json

 {
   "workspace_name": "example",
   "description": "just for example purpose",
   "prod_run_cluster": "initializ-prod-eks-gpu-cluster",
   "non_prod_run_cluster": "initializ-np-eks-gpu-cluster",
   "docker_registry": "DockerConfig",
   "supply_chain_template_id": "initializ-secure-cicd",
   "is_gpu_enabled":true
 }

YAML

workspace.yaml

    workspace_name: example1
    description: just for example purpose
    is_gpu_enabled: false
    prod_run_cluster: initializ-prod-eks-cluster
    non_prod_run_cluster: initializ-np-eks-cluster
    docker_registry: DockerConfig
    supply_chain_template_id: initializ-secure-cicd

You can either use the configuration provided in the file above to create the workspace or generate your own example template to do so.

Generate configuration :

JSON

initz create workspace --name="example" --desc="just for example purpose" --prod-cluster="example_prod_cluster" --non-prod-cluster="example_non_prod_cluster" --registry="example_registry" --gpu_enable=<true/false> -t json

YAML

initz create workspace --name="example" --desc="just for example purpose" --prod-cluster="example_prod_cluster" --non-prod-cluster="example_non_prod_cluster" --registry="example_registry" --gpu_enable=<true/false> -t yaml

To create a workspace in an organization other than the current one, you need to include an additional flag orgid=< organizationID > or you can set that particular organization.
Use command :

• To add orgid=< organizationID > :

  initz create workspace --name=<name> --desc=<desc> --prod-cluster=<prod-cluster> --non-prod-cluster=<non-prod-cluster> --registry=<registry> --gpu_enable=<true/false> --orgid=<organization ID>
• To set the organization :

  initz set org --orgid=<organization ID>

How to use your own cluster and registry

• How can you use your own prod-cluster and non-prod-cluster

  You can use your own cluster instead of the default cluster provided by Initializ.ai. For more information, refer (Bring your own clusters).

• How can you use your own registry

  To use your own registry refer (Bring your own registry)

note

• The workspace name is mandatory, while all other arguments are optional. By default, 'prod-cluster,' 'non-prod-cluster,' and 'registry' are assigned, provided by Initializ.ai.

• For more information, you can use command :

  initz create workspace -h