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====
heat
====
.. program:: heat
SYNOPSIS
========
`heat` [options] <command> [command-options]
`heat help`
`heat help` <command>
DESCRIPTION
===========
`heat` is a command line client for controlling OpenStack Heat.
Before the `heat` command is issued, ensure the environment contains
the necessary variables so that the CLI can pass user credentials to
the server.
See `Getting Credentials for a CLI` section of `OpenStack CLI Guide`
for more info.
OPTIONS
=======
To get a list of available commands and options run::
heat help
To get usage and options of a command run::
heat help <command>
EXAMPLES
========
Get information about stack-create command::
heat help stack-create
List available stacks::
heat stack-list
List available resources in a stack::
heat resource-list <stack name>
Create a stack::
heat stack-create mystack -f some-template.yaml -P "KeyName=mine"
View stack information::
heat stack-show mystack
List stack outputs::
heat output-list <stack name>
Show the value of a single output::
heat output-show <stack name> <output key>
List events::
heat event-list mystack
Delete a stack::
heat stack-delete mystack
Abandon a stack::
heat stack-abandon mystack
Adopt a stack ::
heat stack-adopt -a <adopt_file> mystack
List heat-engines running status ::
heat service-list
Note: stack-adopt and stack-abandon commands are not available by default.
Please ask your OpenStack operator to enable this feature.
BUGS
====
Heat client bugs are managed throught StoryBoard
`OpenStack Heat Client Stories <https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/project/openstack/python-heatclient>`__
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