targon workload
Inspect and manage any workload by UID. Alias: wl.
Use targon rental to deploy container rentals and targon vm to deploy confidential VMs. This command group handles cross-type operations: list, inspect, delete, logs, events, and digest verification.
targon workload <COMMAND>
targon workload list
List workloads of any type.
targon workload list [OPTIONS]
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--type <TYPE> | Filter by type: rental or vm |
--status <STATUS> | Filter by lifecycle status (alias: --state) |
--project <UID> | Filter by project |
--name <NAME> | Filter by name |
--limit <N> | Max results (default: 50) |
--cursor <CURSOR> | Pagination cursor |
targon workload get
Show details for a workload, including state, URLs, volumes, and SSH keys.
targon workload get <UID>
targon workload state
Print a workload's current state.
targon workload state <UID>
targon workload delete
Delete a workload.
targon workload delete <UID> [-y]
targon workload logs
Read logs from a workload.
targon workload logs <UID> [OPTIONS]
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--since <TIME> | Only logs after this timestamp |
--tail <N> | Number of recent lines |
--previous | Logs from the previous container instance |
--log-type <TYPE> | VM log stream: serial or qemu |
-f, --follow | Stream logs until interrupted |
targon workload events
Show recent events for a workload.
targon workload events <UID> [--limit <N>] [--cursor <CURSOR>]
Default limit is 20.
targon workload verify
Verify a workload manifest digest.
targon workload verify <UID> <DIGEST>
See the Workloads API for digest format details.