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astroctl application resync

Resync an application

Synopsis​

Trigger an immediate GitOps sync for an application, reconciling what is deployed with the desired configuration.

A plain resync reapplies only resources that have drifted, and leaves a running application serving throughout.

--force is a stronger, more disruptive operation. It terminates any sync already in progress, reapplies every resource rather than only drifted ones, and falls back to deleting and recreating a resource when an update cannot be applied any other way. Use it when a resync is stuck or has failed to converge, not as a routine refresh.

astroctl application resync [flags]

Examples​


# Resync an application by name
astroctl app resync -n myapp

# Force resync an application: terminates any in-progress sync and reapplies
# every resource. May delete and recreate resources that cannot be updated in
# place, so an application can briefly go down.
astroctl app resync -n myapp --force

# Resync using positional argument
astroctl app resync myapp --force

Options​

      --force   Terminate any in-progress sync and reapply every resource, recreating resources that cannot be updated in place (may cause brief downtime)
  -h, --help    help for resync

Options inherited from parent commands​

  -n, --name string     name of the application
  -o, --output string   Output format (json|yaml) (default "yaml")

SEE ALSO​