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To list all available applications, use the following command:
amc application ls
Filter applications
By default, amc application ls shows all applications. If you want to search for specific types of applications, e.g. only show a group of applications with a particular tag, you can use the --filter flag to filter and group applications.
The filter flag accepts a key-value pair as input for the filter. The following attributes are valid keys:
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
instance-type |
Supported instance type. See Instance types for a list of available instance types. This attribute is deprecated since 1.20 and will be removed in future releases. |
addons |
Comma-separated list of addons. |
tag |
Application tag name (deprecated, use tags instead). |
tags |
Comma-separated list of tags. |
published |
“true” or “false” indicating whether the application is published. |
immutable |
“true” or “false” indicating whether the application is changeable. |
status |
Application status, possible values: error, unknown, initializing, ready, deleted |
To list all applications with a tag called “game”:
amc application ls --filter tags=game
To apply multiple filters, pass multiple flags:
amc application ls --filter published=true --filter tags=game
This will query all published applications that have the tag “game”.