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NAME
gdcloud projects - Create and manage GDC air-gapped projects.
SYNOPSIS
gdcloud projects COMMAND [flags]
DESCRIPTION
Create and manage GDC air-gapped projects to define logical grouping for your
service resources. A project is a key tenancy unit that every service must
integrate.
Projects enable segmentation of resources within an organization and provide a
lifecycle and policy boundary for managing resources. Resources inside a project
can never outlive the project itself or move between projects, ensuring that
control is guaranteed for the life of the resource. A project is considered a
proper Kubernetes namespace that spans across multiple Kubernetes clusters in an
organization.
Kubernetes clusters must be attached to a project to run containerized
workloads. However, clusters are organization-scoped and not directly managed by
a project.
GDCLOUD WIDE FLAGS
These flags are available to all commands: --help.
add-iam-policy-binding
Grant a role to a member in a project.
create
Create a project.
delete
Delete a project.
describe
Display information regarding a particular project.
get-iam-policy
List all the iam policy for a project.
list
List the projects accessible by the current user in the organization.
remove-iam-policy-binding
Remove a role from a member in a project.
update
Update a particular project's attributes.
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