Lifecycle Manager Controller (lmctl)
LMCTL is a command-line client for the Stratoss™ Lifecycle Manager (Stratoss LM) that provides commands for interacting with LM environments. It includes an opinionated pattern for managing service designs during the CICD lifecycle as projects, to produce packages suitable for release into production.
The tool may also be used to manage deployment locations in Stratoss LM environments.
Using LMCTL
To start using LMCTL read the User Guide
Development Docs
For documentation related to developing LMCTL please see the development docs
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