anycloud serve

Deploy a long-running HTTP Server:

anycloud serve <image> [-- command...] [options]

A cloud-backed Server container must listen on 0.0.0.0:$PORT. PORT defaults to 8088 and can be overridden with --env PORT=9000. When the selected substrate provides public ingress, the response includes https://<id>.anycloud.sh.

Options

Option	Description
-i, --id ID	Custom Server ID and URL prefix
-e, --env KEY=VALUE	Environment value; repeatable
--env-file FILE	Load a dotenv file
--secret NAME	Inject a named Secret; repeatable
--credentials NAME	Pin a compute credential
--region REGION	Pin a compute region
--vm-type TYPE	Exact VM; repeat for an ordered fallback pool
--gpu-type TYPE	GPU model/count; repeat for an ordered fallback pool
--local	Run with the API server's Local compute capability
--disk-size GB	Root disk capacity
--disk-tier TIER	medium, high, or ultra
--zone ZONE	Availability zone
--gpus VALUE	Docker GPU exposure
--shm-size SIZE	Docker shared memory
--memory LIMIT	Docker memory limit
--cpus COUNT	Docker CPU limit
--runtime RUNTIME	Docker runtime
--ipc MODE	Docker IPC mode
--ulimit VALUE	Docker ulimit; repeatable
--bind BIND...	Host bind mounts

--spot, Job persistence flags, and Bucket mounts are not supported for Servers.

anycloud serve ghcr.io/acme/api:v1 \
  --id model-api \
  --credentials my-aws \
  --vm-type t3.medium

anycloud serve upgrade

Replace a Server's backing VM while preserving its deployment ID and public URL:

anycloud serve upgrade <id> <image> [-- command...]

anycloud serve upgrade model-api ghcr.io/acme/api:v2 \
  -- python -m myapp

Upgrade reuses the existing Server configuration. The command accepts the new image and optional container command, not a new set of cloud flags.