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👽 test linux/amd64

Atmos is a framework for orchestrating and operating infrastructure workflows
across multiple cloud and DevOps toolchains.

USAGE


    $ atmos [flags]
    $ atmos [sub-command] [flags]


SUBCOMMAND ALIASES

      hf               Alias of atmos helmfile command
      pk               Alias of atmos packer command
      tf               Alias of atmos terraform command

AVAILABLE COMMANDS

      about                   Learn about Atmos
      atlantis [command]      Generate and manage Atlantis configurations
      auth [command]          Authenticate with cloud providers and identity services.
      aws [command]           Run AWS-specific commands for interacting with cloud resources
      completion [command]    Generate autocompletion scripts for Bash, Zsh, Fish, and PowerShell
      describe [command]      Show details about Atmos configurations and components
      devcontainer [command]  Manage development containers
      docs [command]          Open Atmos documentation or display component-specific docs
      env                     Output environment variables configured in atmos.yaml
      helmfile [command]      Manage Helmfile-based Kubernetes deployments
      help                    Help about any command
      list [command]          List available stacks and components
      packer [command]        Manage packer-based machine images for multiple platforms
      pro [command]           Access premium features integrated with atmos-pro.com
      profile [command]       Manage configuration profiles
      support                 Show Atmos support options
      terraform [command]     Execute Terraform commands using Atmos stack configurations
      theme [command]         Manage terminal themes for Atmos CLI
      validate [command]      Validate configurations against OPA policies and JSON schemas
      vendor [command]        Manage external dependencies for components or stacks
      version [command]       Display the version of Atmos you are running and check for updates
      workflow                Run predefined tasks using workflows

ALIASES

      ta  alias for terraform apply
      tp  alias for terraform plan
      tr  alias for terraform

FLAGS

      --base-path string        Base path for Atmos project

  -C, --chdir string            Change working directory before executing the command (run as if Atmos started in this
                                directory)

      --config strings          Paths to configuration files (comma-separated or repeated flag)

      --config-path strings     Paths to search for Atmos configuration (comma-separated or repeated flag)

      --force-color             Force color output even when not a TTY (useful for screenshots)

      --force-tty               Force TTY mode with sane defaults when terminal detection fails (useful for
                                screenshots)

      --heatmap                 Show performance heatmap visualization after command execution (includes P95 latency)

      --heatmap-mode string     Heatmap visualization mode: bar, sparkline, table (press 1-3 to switch in TUI) (default
                                bar)

  -h, --help                    help for atmos

      --identity string         Identity to use for authentication. Use --identity to select interactively, --
                                identity=NAME to specify

      --interactive             Enable interactive prompts for missing required flags, optional value flags using the
                                sentinel pattern, and missing positional arguments (requires TTY, disabled in CI)
                                (default true)

      --logs-file string        The file to write Atmos logs to. Logs can be written to any file or any standard file
                                descriptor, including '/dev/stdout', '/dev/stderr' and '/dev/null' (default
                                /dev/stderr)

      --logs-level string       Logs level. Supported log levels are Trace, Debug, Info, Warning, Off. If the log
                                level is set to Off, Atmos will not log any messages (default Warning)

      --mask                    Enable automatic masking of sensitive data in output (use --mask=false to disable)
                                (default true)

      --no-color                Disable color output

      --pager string            Enable pager for output (--pager or --pager=true to enable, --pager=false to disable, --
                                pager=less to use specific pager)

      --profile strings         Activate configuration profiles (comma-separated or repeated flag)

      --profile-file string     Write profiling data to file instead of starting server

      --profile-type string     Type of profile to collect when using --profile-file. Options: cpu, heap, allocs,
                                goroutine, block, mutex, threadcreate, trace (default cpu)

      --profiler-enabled        Enable pprof profiling server

      --profiler-host string    Host for pprof profiling server (default localhost)

      --profiler-port int       Port for pprof profiling server (default 6060)

      --redirect-stderr string  File descriptor to redirect stderr to. Errors can be redirected to any file or any
                                standard file descriptor (including '/dev/null')

  -v, --verbose                 Enable verbose error output with full context, stack traces, and detailed information

      --version                 Display the Atmos CLI version


Use atmos [command] --help for more information about a command.