gensx deploy

The gensx deploy command uploads and deploys a workflow to GenSX Cloud, making it available for remote execution.

Usage


gensx deploy <file> [options]

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<file>`	File to deploy. This should be a TypeScript file that exports a GenSX workflow.

Options

Option	Description
`-e, --env-var <KEY=value>`	Environment variable to include with deployment. Can be used multiple times.
`-p, --project <name>`	Project name to deploy to.
`--env <name>`	Environment name to deploy to.
`-y, --yes`	Automatically answer yes to all prompts.
`-h, --help`	Display help for the command.

Description

This command:

Builds your workflow
Uploads it to GenSX Cloud
Creates or updates the deployment
Sets up any environment variables specified

After successful deployment, your workflow will be available for remote execution via the GenSX Cloud console or through the gensx run command.

Examples


# Deploy a workflow
gensx deploy src/workflows.ts
 
# Deploy to a specific project and environment
gensx deploy src/workflows.ts --project my-production-project --env dev
 
# Deploy with environment variables
gensx deploy src/workflows.ts -e API_KEY=abc123 -e DEBUG=true
 
# Deploy with an environment variable taken from your local environment
gensx deploy src/workflows.ts -e OPENAI_API_KEY

Notes

You must be logged in to GenSX Cloud to deploy (gensx login)
gensx deploy requires Docker to be running
If your workflow requires API keys or other secrets, provide them using the -e or --env-var option
For environment variables without a specified value, the CLI will use the value from your local environment
After deployment, you can manage your workflows from the GenSX Cloud console
The deployment process automatically handles bundling dependencies