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miren route up

Bring an HTTP route out of maintenance

Brings a route out of maintenance and back to serving normally.

This clears the whole maintenance record, including the reason and the operator who set it — a stale "Upgrading the database" hanging off a healthy route is a trap for whoever reads it next.

Running this on a route that is already serving succeeds and says so, rather than erroring.

Usage​

miren route up <host> [flags]

Arguments​

  • host — Hostname for the route (e.g., example.com); omit and pass --default for the default route

Flags​

  • --cluster, -C — Cluster name
  • --config — Path to the config file
  • --default — Bring the default route back (instead of a hostname)
  • --format — Output format (text, json) (default: text)
  • --json — Shorthand for --format json

Global Options​

  • --options — Path to file containing options
  • --server-address — Server address to connect to (default: 127.0.0.1:8443)
  • --verbose, -v — Enable verbose output

Examples​

Bring a route back:

miren route up example.com

Bring the default route back:

miren route up --default

See also​