CLI reference

This page lists every ferry command with its arguments and options. It is generated from the CLI's own help (ferry markdown-help), so it matches the binary built from this repository. In a terminal, ferry <command> --help prints the same text.

Connecting to a server

Every command talks to a Ferry server. ferry login --server URL opens the dashboard, where you approve the terminal; it then gets an API token of its own, saved with the server in ~/.config/ferry/config.json ($XDG_CONFIG_HOME/ferry/config.json when that variable is set). With --token TOKEN, that token is verified and saved instead. The --server / --token flags, then the FERRY_SERVER / FERRY_TOKEN variables, take precedence over the saved values. See Set up the CLI.

Command overview

ferry
ferry login
ferry info
ferry services
ferry create
ferry show
ferry update
ferry delete
ferry deploy
ferry up
ferry deploys
ferry cancel
ferry rollback
ferry restart
ferry suspend
ferry resume
ferry scale
ferry status
ferry logs
ferry env
ferry env ls
ferry env set
ferry env unset
ferry domains
ferry domains connect
ferry domains verify
ferry domains default
ferry domains disconnect
ferry domains ls
ferry domains add
ferry domains rm
ferry certificates
ferry run
ferry jobs
ferry jobs ls
ferry jobs cancel
ferry db
ferry db create
ferry db ls
ferry db show
ferry db update
ferry db rm
ferry env-group
ferry env-group create
ferry env-group ls
ferry env-group show
ferry env-group set
ferry env-group unset
ferry env-group rm
ferry env-group link
ferry env-group unlink
ferry blueprint
ferry blueprint apply
ferry open
ferry deploy-hook
ferry deploy-hook show
ferry deploy-hook rotate

`ferry`

Command-line client for Ferry, a self-hosted Render alternative

Usage

ferry [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>

Connection: --server/--token flags, else FERRY_SERVER/FERRY_TOKEN, else the server and token saved by 'ferry login'.

Subcommands

login — Connect this terminal to a server and save the connection
info — Show server information
services — List services
create — Create a service
show — Show a service's settings and state
update — Change a service's settings
delete — Delete a service with its containers and deploy history
deploy — Trigger a deploy
up — Upload a local directory and deploy it (creates the service if needed)
deploys — List a service's deploys, newest first
cancel — Cancel a queued or in-progress deploy
rollback — Roll back to a previous deploy's image
restart — Redeploy the live image with the current settings and environment
suspend — Stop a service's containers (the proxy answers 503)
resume — Resume a suspended service
scale — Set the number of instances
status — Show running instances with CPU and memory usage
logs — Show runtime, deploy or job logs
env — List or change a service's environment variables
domains — The server's domains (services are served at <service>.<domain>), or a service's custom domains
certificates — Show the certificate of every hostname the server routes
run — Run a one-off job (or trigger a cron job now)
jobs — List a service's job runs, or cancel one
db — Manage Postgres and Redis datastores
env-group — Manage environment groups
blueprint — Apply a ferry.yaml / render.yaml blueprint
open — Print (and try to open) a service's URL
deploy-hook — Show or rotate a service's deploy hook (a secret URL that triggers a deploy)

Options

Option	Description
`--server <URL>`	Ferry API URL, e.g. http://127.0.0.1:7878 [env: FERRY_SERVER]
`--token <TOKEN>`	API token [env: FERRY_TOKEN]
`--json`	Print the raw API JSON instead of formatted output

Connect this terminal to a server and save the connection

Without a token, opens the dashboard to approve the login there: sign in, check that the page shows the code the terminal prints, approve. The server then gives this terminal an API token of its own, which you can revoke in the dashboard. With --token (or FERRY_TOKEN), that token is verified and saved instead: for servers without a browser at hand, scripts and CI.

Usage

ferry login [OPTIONS]

Options

Option	Description
`--no-browser`	Only print the page to open, without opening a browser

`ferry info`

Show server information

Usage

ferry info

`ferry services`

List services

Usage

ferry services

Command Alias: ls

`ferry create`

Create a service

Usage

ferry create [OPTIONS] <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name (lowercase letters, digits and '-')

Options

Option	Description
`-t`, `--type <TYPE>`	Service type: web, pserv, worker, cron, static
`--repo <URL>`	Git repository URL, or the path of a git repository on the server (a relative path that exists here is sent as an absolute path)
`--branch <BRANCH>`	Git branch (default: main)
`--image <IMAGE>`	Prebuilt Docker image
`--runtime <RUNTIME>`	Runtime: auto, docker, image, node, python, go, rust, ruby, static
`--root-dir <DIR>`	Build context subdirectory (monorepos)
`--dockerfile <PATH>`	Dockerfile path relative to the root dir
`--build-cmd <CMD>`	Build command (native runtimes)
`--start-cmd <CMD>`	Start command (run with sh -c)
`--publish-dir <DIR>`	Directory of built files to serve (static sites)
`--port <PORT>`	Container port the app listens on (--port 0 clears the port setting: Ferry detects it)
`--health <PATH>`	Health check path, e.g. /healthz
`--instances <N>`	Number of instances
`--schedule <CRON>`	Cron schedule (cron jobs), e.g. "/5 * * *"
`--disk <MOUNT>`	Mount a persistent disk at this path (limits the service to 1 instance)
`--domain <DOMAIN>`	Custom domain (repeatable)
`--memory <SIZE>`	Memory limit of each instance and job run, e.g. 512M or 1G (a plain number is MiB; 'default' = the server's default)
`--cpu <CPUS>`	CPU limit of each instance and job run, e.g. 0.5, 2 or 500m ('default' = the server's default)
`-e`, `--env <KEY=VALUE>`	Environment variable (repeatable)
`--env-group <GROUP>`	Link an environment group (repeatable)
`--no-auto-deploy`	Don't redeploy on git push
`--no-deploy`	Don't queue the first deploy
`-f`, `--follow`	Stream the first deploy's logs until it finishes (exit 1 if it fails)

`ferry show`

Show a service's settings and state

Usage

ferry show <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id

`ferry update`

Change a service's settings

Usage

ferry update [OPTIONS] <NAME>

Clearing settings: pass an empty value to a text setting (--start-cmd "", --health "", ...), --port 0 to clear the port setting (Ferry then detects the port again), and --memory default / --cpu default to go back to the server's default limits. Build & deploy settings apply to the next deploy; resource limits to the next deploy or restart ('ferry restart NAME'); the start command of a cron job applies from its next run.

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id

Options

Option	Description
`--repo <URL>`	Git repository URL or server-side path ("" clears; a relative path that exists here is sent as an absolute path)
`--branch <BRANCH>`	Git branch
`--image <IMAGE>`	Prebuilt Docker image ("" clears)
`--runtime <RUNTIME>`	Runtime: auto, docker, image, node, python, go, rust, ruby, static
`--root-dir <DIR>`	Build context subdirectory (monorepos)
`--dockerfile <PATH>`	Dockerfile path relative to the root dir
`--build-cmd <CMD>`	Build command (native runtimes)
`--start-cmd <CMD>`	Start command (run with sh -c)
`--publish-dir <DIR>`	Directory of built files to serve (static sites)
`--port <PORT>`	Container port the app listens on (--port 0 clears the port setting: Ferry detects it)
`--health <PATH>`	Health check path, e.g. /healthz
`--instances <N>`	Number of instances
`--schedule <CRON>`	Cron schedule (cron jobs), e.g. "/5 * * *"
`--disk <MOUNT>`	Mount a persistent disk at this path (limits the service to 1 instance)
`--domain <DOMAIN>`	Custom domain (repeatable)
`--memory <SIZE>`	Memory limit of each instance and job run, e.g. 512M or 1G (a plain number is MiB; 'default' = the server's default)
`--cpu <CPUS>`	CPU limit of each instance and job run, e.g. 0.5, 2 or 500m ('default' = the server's default)
`--auto-deploy`	Redeploy on git push
`--no-auto-deploy`	Don't redeploy on git push

`ferry delete`

Delete a service with its containers and deploy history

Usage

ferry delete [OPTIONS] <NAME>

Command Alias: rm

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id

Options

Option	Description
`-y`, `--yes`	Don't ask for confirmation
`--force`	Delete even if other services still reference it (their next deploy or restart will fail)

`ferry deploy`

Trigger a deploy

Usage

ferry deploy [OPTIONS] <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id

Options

Option	Description
`--commit <SHA>`	Build this exact commit (git services)
`--clear-cache`	Build without the Docker layer cache
`-f`, `--follow`	Stream the build/deploy logs until it finishes (exit 1 if it fails)

`ferry up`

Upload a local directory and deploy it (creates the service if needed)

Usage

ferry up [OPTIONS] [NAME]

If the service doesn't exist, it is created with these flags. If it exists, the build & deploy settings (--runtime, --start-cmd, --port, ...) are applied to it first, like 'ferry update'; -e sets variables like 'ferry env set --no-restart'; --env-group links groups. Only --type is used solely when creating the service (an existing service keeps its type).

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id (default: derived from the directory name)

Options

Option	Description	Default
`-d`, `--dir <DIR>`	Directory to upload	`.`
`-t`, `--type <TYPE>`	Service type, only used when creating the service: web, pserv, worker, cron, static [default: web]
`--runtime <RUNTIME>`	Runtime: auto, docker, image, node, python, go, rust, ruby, static
`--root-dir <DIR>`	Build context subdirectory (monorepos)
`--dockerfile <PATH>`	Dockerfile path relative to the root dir
`--build-cmd <CMD>`	Build command (native runtimes)
`--start-cmd <CMD>`	Start command (run with sh -c)
`--publish-dir <DIR>`	Directory of built files to serve (static sites)
`--port <PORT>`	Container port the app listens on (--port 0 clears the port setting: Ferry detects it)
`--health <PATH>`	Health check path, e.g. /healthz
`--instances <N>`	Number of instances
`--schedule <CRON>`	Cron schedule (cron jobs), e.g. "/5 * * *"
`--disk <MOUNT>`	Mount a persistent disk at this path (limits the service to 1 instance)
`--domain <DOMAIN>`	Custom domain (repeatable)
`--memory <SIZE>`	Memory limit of each instance and job run, e.g. 512M or 1G (a plain number is MiB; 'default' = the server's default)
`--cpu <CPUS>`	CPU limit of each instance and job run, e.g. 0.5, 2 or 500m ('default' = the server's default)
`-e`, `--env <KEY=VALUE>`	Environment variable, set before deploying (repeatable)
`--env-group <GROUP>`	Link an environment group before deploying (repeatable)
`--clear-cache`	Build without the Docker layer cache
`-f`, `--follow`	Stream the build/deploy logs until it finishes (exit 1 if it fails)

`ferry deploys`

List a service's deploys, newest first

Usage

ferry deploys [OPTIONS] <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id

Options

Option	Description	Default
`-n`, `--limit <N>`	Maximum number of entries	`20`

`ferry cancel`

Cancel a queued or in-progress deploy

Usage

ferry cancel <DEPLOY_ID>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<DEPLOY_ID>`	Deploy id

`ferry rollback`

Roll back to a previous deploy's image

Usage

ferry rollback [OPTIONS] <NAME> <DEPLOY_ID>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id
`<DEPLOY_ID>`	Deploy to roll back to

Options

Option	Description
`-f`, `--follow`	Stream the deploy logs until it finishes (exit 1 if it fails)

`ferry restart`

Redeploy the live image with the current settings and environment

Usage

ferry restart [OPTIONS] <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id

Options

Option	Description
`-f`, `--follow`	Stream the build/deploy logs until it finishes (exit 1 if it fails)

`ferry suspend`

Stop a service's containers (the proxy answers 503)

Usage

ferry suspend <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id

`ferry resume`

Resume a suspended service

Usage

ferry resume <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id

`ferry scale`

Set the number of instances

Usage

ferry scale <NAME> <INSTANCES>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id
`<INSTANCES>`	Number of instances

`ferry status`

Show running instances with CPU and memory usage

Usage

ferry status <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id

`ferry logs`

Show runtime, deploy or job logs

Usage

ferry logs [OPTIONS] <NAME|--deploy <DEPLOY_ID>|--job <JOB_ID>>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id (runtime logs)

Options

Option	Description
`--deploy <DEPLOY_ID>`	Show a deploy's build/deploy log instead
`--job <JOB_ID>`	Show a job run's log instead
`-f`, `--follow`	Keep streaming new lines
`-n`, `--tail <N>`	Number of recent lines per instance (runtime logs)

`ferry env`

List or change a service's environment variables

Usage

ferry env [OPTIONS] <NAME>
ferry env <COMMAND>

Subcommands

ls — List variables as KEY=VALUE (values with newlines or quotes are printed double-quoted with backslash escapes)
set — Set variables (restarts the service unless --no-restart)
unset — Remove variables (restarts the service unless --no-restart)

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id (lists its variables)

Options

Option	Description
`--effective`	List the merged environment: linked env groups, then the service's own variables

`ferry env ls`

List variables as KEY=VALUE (values with newlines or quotes are printed double-quoted with backslash escapes)

Usage

ferry env ls [OPTIONS] <NAME>

Command Alias: list

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id

Options

Option	Description
`--effective`	List the merged environment: linked env groups, then the service's own variables

`ferry env set`

Set variables (restarts the service unless --no-restart)

Usage

ferry env set [OPTIONS] <NAME> <KEY=VALUE>...

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id
`<KEY=VALUE>`	KEY=VALUE pairs. Values may reference ${{datastore.NAME.connectionString}}, ${{service.NAME.hostport}}, … (resolved when the service starts)

Options

Option	Description
`--no-restart`	Save without restarting
`-f`, `--follow`	Stream the restart's logs until it finishes (exit 1 if it fails)

`ferry env unset`

Remove variables (restarts the service unless --no-restart)

Usage

ferry env unset [OPTIONS] <NAME> <KEY>...

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id
`<KEY>`	Variable names

Options

Option	Description
`--no-restart`	Save without restarting
`-f`, `--follow`	Stream the restart's logs until it finishes (exit 1 if it fails)

`ferry domains`

The server's domains (services are served at <service>.<domain>), or a service's custom domains

Usage

ferry domains [NAME]
ferry domains <COMMAND>

Subcommands

connect — Connect a domain to the server: services are then served at <service>.DOMAIN. Prints the DNS record to create
verify — Check now whether a domain's DNS points at this server (exit 1 while it doesn't)
default — Make a domain the default one: the domain of the URL services are shown with
disconnect — Disconnect a domain from the server: services stop being served under it
ls — List a service's custom domains
add — Add a custom domain to a service
rm — Remove a custom domain from a service

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id: lists its custom domains. Without it: the server's domains

`ferry domains connect`

Connect a domain to the server: services are then served at <service>.DOMAIN. Prints the DNS record to create

Usage

ferry domains connect <DOMAIN>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<DOMAIN>`	Domain name, e.g. example.com

`ferry domains verify`

Check now whether a domain's DNS points at this server (exit 1 while it doesn't)

Usage

ferry domains verify <DOMAIN>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<DOMAIN>`	Domain name, e.g. example.com

`ferry domains default`

Make a domain the default one: the domain of the URL services are shown with

Usage

ferry domains default <DOMAIN>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<DOMAIN>`	Domain name, e.g. example.com

`ferry domains disconnect`

Disconnect a domain from the server: services stop being served under it

Usage

ferry domains disconnect [OPTIONS] <DOMAIN>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<DOMAIN>`	Domain name, e.g. example.com

Options

Option	Description
`-y`, `--yes`	Don't ask for confirmation

`ferry domains ls`

List a service's custom domains

Usage

ferry domains ls <NAME>

Command Alias: list

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id

`ferry domains add`

Add a custom domain to a service

Usage

ferry domains add <NAME> <DOMAIN>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id
`<DOMAIN>`	Domain name, e.g. app.example.com

`ferry domains rm`

Remove a custom domain from a service

Usage

ferry domains rm <NAME> <DOMAIN>

Command Alias: remove

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id
`<DOMAIN>`	Domain name, e.g. app.example.com

`ferry certificates`

Show the certificate of every hostname the server routes

Usage

ferry certificates

Command Alias: certs

`ferry run`

Run a one-off job (or trigger a cron job now)

Usage

ferry run [OPTIONS] <NAME> [-- <CMD>...]

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id
`<CMD>`	Command to run after `--` (default for cron jobs: their start command)

Options

Option	Description
`-f`, `--follow`	Stream the job's output until it finishes (exit 1 if it fails)

`ferry jobs`

List a service's job runs, or cancel one

Usage

ferry jobs [OPTIONS] <NAME>
ferry jobs <COMMAND>

Subcommands

ls — List a service's job runs, newest first
cancel — Stop a pending or running job run

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id (lists its job runs)

Options

Option	Description	Default
`-n`, `--limit <N>`	Maximum number of entries	`20`

`ferry jobs ls`

List a service's job runs, newest first

Usage

ferry jobs ls [OPTIONS] <NAME>

Command Alias: list

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id

Options

Option	Description	Default
`-n`, `--limit <N>`	Maximum number of entries	`20`

`ferry jobs cancel`

Stop a pending or running job run

Usage

ferry jobs cancel <JOB_ID>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<JOB_ID>`	Job run id (see 'ferry jobs NAME')

`ferry db`

Manage Postgres and Redis datastores

Usage

ferry db <COMMAND>

Subcommands

create — Create a datastore
ls — List datastores
show — Show a datastore with its connection URLs
update — Change a datastore's memory / CPU limits (applied to the running container, no restart)
rm — Delete a datastore and its data

`ferry db create`

Create a datastore

Usage

ferry db create [OPTIONS] <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Datastore name (also its hostname on the private network)

Options

Option	Description	Default
`--kind <KIND>`	postgres or redis	`postgres`
`--version <V>`	Major version (default: 16 for postgres, 7 for redis)
`--database <NAME>`	Postgres database name
`--user <USER>`	Postgres user
`--memory <SIZE>`	Memory limit, e.g. 256M or 1G (a plain number is MiB; default: the server's)
`--cpu <CPUS>`	CPU limit, e.g. 0.5, 2 or 500m (default: the server's)
`-w`, `--wait`	Wait until the datastore is available

`ferry db ls`

List datastores

Usage

ferry db ls

Command Alias: list

`ferry db show`

Show a datastore with its connection URLs

Usage

ferry db show <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Datastore name or id

`ferry db update`

Change a datastore's memory / CPU limits (applied to the running container, no restart)

Usage

ferry db update <--memory <SIZE>|--cpu <CPUS>> <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Datastore name or id

Options

Option	Description
`--memory <SIZE>`	Memory limit, e.g. 256M or 1G (a plain number is MiB; 'default' = the server's default)
`--cpu <CPUS>`	CPU limit, e.g. 0.5, 2 or 500m ('default' = the server's default)

`ferry db rm`

Delete a datastore and its data

Usage

ferry db rm [OPTIONS] <NAME>

Command Alias: delete

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Datastore name or id

Options

Option	Description
`-y`, `--yes`	Don't ask for confirmation
`--force`	Delete even if other services still reference it (their next deploy or restart will fail)

`ferry env-group`

Manage environment groups

Usage

ferry env-group <COMMAND>

Subcommands

create — Create an env group, optionally with variables
ls — List env groups
show — Show an env group's variables and linked services
set — Set variables (restarts linked services unless --no-restart)
unset — Remove variables (restarts linked services unless --no-restart)
rm — Delete an env group
link — Link an env group to a service
unlink — Unlink an env group from a service

`ferry env-group create`

Create an env group, optionally with variables

Usage

ferry env-group create <NAME> [KEY=VALUE]...

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Group name
`<KEY=VALUE>`	KEY=VALUE pairs

`ferry env-group ls`

List env groups

Usage

ferry env-group ls

Command Alias: list

`ferry env-group show`

Show an env group's variables and linked services

Usage

ferry env-group show <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Env group name or id

`ferry env-group set`

Set variables (restarts linked services unless --no-restart)

Usage

ferry env-group set [OPTIONS] <NAME> <KEY=VALUE>...

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Env group name or id
`<KEY=VALUE>`	KEY=VALUE pairs

Options

Option	Description
`--no-restart`	Save without restarting linked services

`ferry env-group unset`

Remove variables (restarts linked services unless --no-restart)

Usage

ferry env-group unset [OPTIONS] <NAME> <KEY>...

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Env group name or id
`<KEY>`	Variable names

Options

Option	Description
`--no-restart`	Save without restarting linked services

`ferry env-group rm`

Delete an env group

Usage

ferry env-group rm [OPTIONS] <NAME>

Command Alias: delete

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Env group name or id

Options

Option	Description
`-y`, `--yes`	Don't ask for confirmation
`--force`	Delete even if services are still linked to it
`--restart`	With --force: restart the linked live services so they drop the group's variables

`ferry env-group link`

Link an env group to a service

Usage

ferry env-group link <SERVICE> <GROUP>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<SERVICE>`	Service name or id
`<GROUP>`	Env group name or id

`ferry env-group unlink`

Unlink an env group from a service

Usage

ferry env-group unlink <SERVICE> <GROUP>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<SERVICE>`	Service name or id
`<GROUP>`	Env group name or id

`ferry blueprint`

Apply a ferry.yaml / render.yaml blueprint

Usage

ferry blueprint <COMMAND>

Subcommands

apply — Create/update the resources described by a blueprint

`ferry blueprint apply`

Create/update the resources described by a blueprint

Usage

ferry blueprint apply [OPTIONS] [FILE]

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<FILE>`	Blueprint file (default: ./ferry.yaml, then ./render.yaml)

Options

Option	Description
`--dry-run`	Show what would change without changing anything

`ferry open`

Print (and try to open) a service's URL

Usage

ferry open <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id

`ferry deploy-hook`

Show or rotate a service's deploy hook (a secret URL that triggers a deploy)

Usage

ferry deploy-hook <COMMAND>

Subcommands

show — Print the deploy hook URL (POST or GET it to deploy)
rotate — Replace the hook's secret key and print the new URL (the old URL stops working)

`ferry deploy-hook show`

Print the deploy hook URL (POST or GET it to deploy)

Usage

ferry deploy-hook show <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id

`ferry deploy-hook rotate`

Replace the hook's secret key and print the new URL (the old URL stops working)

Usage

ferry deploy-hook rotate [OPTIONS] <NAME>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<NAME>`	Service name or id

Options

Option	Description
`-y`, `--yes`	Don't ask for confirmation

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Command overview

`ferry`

`ferry login`

`ferry info`

`ferry services`

`ferry create`

`ferry show`

`ferry update`

`ferry delete`

`ferry deploy`

`ferry up`

`ferry deploys`

`ferry cancel`

`ferry rollback`

`ferry restart`

`ferry suspend`

`ferry resume`

`ferry scale`

`ferry status`

`ferry logs`

`ferry env`

`ferry env ls`

`ferry env set`

`ferry env unset`

`ferry domains`

`ferry domains connect`

`ferry domains verify`

`ferry domains default`

`ferry domains disconnect`

`ferry domains ls`

`ferry domains add`

`ferry domains rm`

`ferry certificates`

`ferry run`

`ferry jobs`

`ferry jobs ls`

`ferry jobs cancel`

`ferry db`

`ferry db create`

`ferry db ls`

`ferry db show`

`ferry db update`

`ferry db rm`

`ferry env-group`

`ferry env-group create`

`ferry env-group ls`

`ferry env-group show`

`ferry env-group set`

`ferry env-group unset`

`ferry env-group rm`

`ferry env-group link`

`ferry env-group unlink`

`ferry blueprint`

`ferry blueprint apply`

`ferry open`

`ferry deploy-hook`

`ferry deploy-hook show`

`ferry deploy-hook rotate`