CLI Workflows

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Use workflows when you know the job you are trying to complete and need the right command sequence rather than a command-by-command reference.

Choose the outcome
  • Deploy a Lambda service and retain a ledger-backed rollback path
  • Publish a NuGet surface through candidate smoke and explicit approval
  • Distribute a desktop application through local artifact proof and byte-identical promotion
Deploy a Lambda service
Create or enrol a project, configure dev, add a secret, deploy, then rehearse rollback while the context is fresh.
Publish .NET packages
Classify the surface, verify it, audit versions, stage candidates, build consumers, approve, and journal the release.
Distribute a desktop app
Register macOS/Windows/Linux cells, prove artifacts locally, stage an RC, and promote the approved bytes.

Preview stacks

bash 
kanject aws preview publish pr-184kanject aws preview url pr-184kanject aws preview extend pr-184 --by 7dkanject aws preview rm --expired

Static-site previews publish under the base stage's existing CloudFront distribution. Stack-backed and static-site previews share the same live inventory, TTL, URL, extension, and cleanup commands.

CI integration

bash 
kanject aws pipeline upkanject aws deploy --env prod --non-interactive

Use pipeline up for AWS-native CodePipeline/CodeBuild, or run kanject aws deploy --env <stage> --non-interactive from GitHub Actions, GitLab, Buildkite, or any runner with .NET and AWS credentials. --non-interactive disables prompts; add --yes only when a command explicitly requires approval. The full walkthrough lives on the CI/CD Pipeline page.

Local test with real env

bash 
kanject test --pull-env --env stage
Recap
  • Lambda uses the deploy ledger and alias-flip rollback; packages use plans/preflight/journals; desktop uses release feeds and byte-identical promotion.
  • Every path has a credential-free or non-publishing local proof before production authority enters the workflow.
  • Bean & Bark pages teach the situations; Deployment, Packages, and Distribute pages remain the neutral operational references.
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