wer apply
Apply a configuration from a file to create or update resources.
Usage
wer apply -f <filename> [filename ...] [flags]Description
The apply command reads one or more YAML configuration files and creates or
updates the resources defined within them. This is the declarative way to manage werkr
resources, similar to kubectl apply. Supported resource types include
Workstation, WorkstationConfig, and SSHKey.
If a resource with the same name already exists, it will be updated to match the configuration in the file. If it does not exist, it will be created.
Files can contain multiple YAML documents separated by ---. Multiple files
can be specified with repeated -f flags or as additional positional arguments.
Directories are also supported. Use - to read from stdin.
Flags
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
-f, --filename | Path to a file or directory containing manifests (can be repeated) |
--wait | Wait for all applied resources to reach their expected status |
--wait-timeout | Maximum time to wait (e.g., 30s, 5m). 0 means no timeout |
Examples
# Apply a workstation from a file
wer apply -f workstation.yaml
# Apply multiple files
wer apply -f workstation.yaml config.yaml
wer apply -f workstation.yaml -f config.yaml
# Apply all manifests in a directory
wer apply -f ./manifests/
# Apply from stdin
cat workstation.yaml | wer apply -f -
wer apply -
# Apply and wait until all workstations are running
wer apply -f workstation.yaml --wait