'hyve apply'

hyve apply -f <file>

Creates a single resource from a file, auto-detecting its kind (ClusterDefinition, Template, or Workflow) so you don’t need to know which type-specific command (hyve cluster create --file, hyve template create --file, hyve workflow create --file) matches a given file.

-f, --file string required

Path to a CR-shaped YAML file — the same shape a real Kubernetes custom resource for that kind would be.

Note

Requires an active hyve context login session — cluster mode only. Fails if a resource with the same name already exists (no upsert); see hyve migrate for bulk import with --skip-existing.

hyve apply -f clusters/my-cluster.yaml
hyve apply -f templates/my-template.yaml

Related

• hyve migrate — bulk import, or moving definitions between clusters
• hyve cluster, hyve template, hyve workflow — the type-specific equivalents