juju switch¶
See also: controllers, models, show-controller
Summary¶
Selects or identifies the current controller and model.
Usage¶
juju switch [options] [<controller>|<model>|<controller>:|:<model>|<controller>:<model>]
Options¶
Flag |
Default |
Usage |
|---|---|---|
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false |
Do not use web browser for authentication |
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Controller to operate in |
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Model to operate in. Accepts [<controller name>:]<model name> |
Examples¶
juju switch
juju switch mymodel
juju switch mycontroller
juju switch mycontroller:mymodel
juju switch mycontroller:
juju switch :mymodel
juju switch -m mymodel
juju switch -m mycontroller:mymodel
juju switch -c mycontroller
juju switch - # switch to previous controller:model
juju switch -m - # switch to previous controller on its current model
juju switch -c - # switch to previous model on the current controller
Details¶
When used without an argument, the command shows the current controller and its active model.
When a single argument without a colon is provided juju first looks for a controller by that name and switches to it, and if it’s not found it tries to switch to a model within current controller.
Colon allows to disambiguate model over controller:
mycontroller: switches to default model in mycontroller,
:mymodel switches to mymodel in current controller
mycontroller:mymodel switches to mymodel on mycontroller.
The special arguments - (hyphen) instead of a model or a controller allows to return to previous model or controller. It can be used as main argument or as flag argument.
The juju models command can be used to determine the active model
(of any controller). An asterisk denotes it.