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  1. Self-Hosted Deployment (previously called Unity Virtual Private Cloud)
  2. vpctl command-line tool
  3. vpctl command reference

vpctl release commands

Pull, generate, deploy, and uninstall vpctl release commands
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Use the
release
command group to manage the deployment lifecycle. Pull a release archive from the Unity registry, render Helm chart values from your manifest, deploy to your cluster or hand off to ArgoCD, and uninstall.

Pull a release

Download a release from the registry. If you use a manifest file, the tool reads the version from the manifest automatically. By default, the release is extracted to
./extracted-release
.
vpctl release pull --clean-output
Parameters:
  • --extract-dir
    : Directory to extract the archive to (default:
    ./extracted-release
    ).
  • --skip-extract
    : Skip extracting the downloaded archive (default: extracts to
    ./extracted-release
    ).
  • --clean-output
    : Clear the extraction directory before extracting.
  • --version
    : Release version to pull (optional, defaults to value from manifest).
  • --registry
    : Registry URL (default:
    uccmpprivatecloud.azurecr.io
    ).
  • --output
    : Output file path for the archive (default:
    unity-private-cloud-<platform>-<version>.tar.gz
    ).
Example with manifest:
vpctl release pull --clean-output
Example without manifest, specify version:
vpctl release pull --version 1.2.3 --clean-output
Example with custom extraction directory:
vpctl release pull --extract-dir ./my-release --clean-output
Example skipping extraction:
vpctl release pull --skip-extract

Generate and deploy charts

Choose your deployment method: Helm or ArgoCD.

Generate Helm charts

vpctl release generate --clean-output
Parameters:
  • --clean-output
    : Clean the output directory before generating
  • --format
    : Output format (
    argocd
    generates app-of-apps chart structure; omit for standard Helm charts)
  • --extracted-release
    : Path to extracted release (defaults to
    ./extracted-release
    )
  • --output
    : Output directory (defaults to
    generated-charts
    )
  • --name
    : Filter to generate only charts matching a name pattern
  • --skip-version-check
    : Skip vpctl version compatibility check against the release package
Example:
vpctl release generate --extracted-release ./extracted-release --output ./my-charts --clean-output

Deploy with Helm

Preview deployment (recommended):
vpctl release deploy --dry-run
If you're deploying Asset Manager for the first time, deploy the release in waves. Start with the lowest wave, use the
--wave
flag, for example `-3, then validate the deployment before deploying the next wave. This ensures the release deploys in the correct order and all dependencies are satisfied.
Execute deployment:
vpctl release deploy
Common options:
  • --dry-run
    : Show commands without executing.
  • --format
    : Deployment format (
    helm
    or
    argocd
    ; defaults to
    helm
    ).
  • --charts-dir
    : Directory containing charts (defaults to
    generated-charts
    ).
  • --wave
    : Deploy only a specific wave (Helm format only; for example,
    -3
    is lowest,
    0
    is highest).
  • --name
    : Deploy only a single chart by name.
  • --wait
    : Wait for each Helm release to complete before moving on (default:
    true
    ; disable with
    --wait=false
    ).
  • --timeout
    : Timeout per Helm release when
    --wait=true
    (default:
    10m
    ; ignored when
    --wait=false
    ).
  • --retries
    : Number of additional attempts after a failed Helm command (default:
    0
    ). Useful for the CRD-not-yet-visible race that sometimes resolves on a second attempt.
  • --retry-delay
    : Delay between retry attempts (default:
    5s
    ; only meaningful when
    --retries > 0
    ).
  • --dependency-update
    : Update chart dependencies before deployment (default:
    true
    ). In parallel mode (
    --concurrency
    greater than
    1
    ), the update runs as a separate step for each chart and skips the repository refresh.
  • --helm-flags
    : Additional Helm flags to pass to the command.
  • --concurrency
    : Number of charts to deploy in parallel within a wave (default:
    1
    , sequential; Helm format only). When you omit the flag, the manifest value
    deployment.helm.concurrency
    applies. Refer to the parallel deployment notes that follow.
Example deploying a specific wave:
vpctl release deploy --wave -3

Parallel deployment

Set
--concurrency N
(where
N
is greater than
1
) to deploy the charts within the same wave in parallel. You can also set
deployment.helm.concurrency
in the manifest to make it the default for your environment; the CLI flag takes precedence when both are set.
  • Charts within the same wave deploy concurrently through a bounded worker pool of size
    N
    . Waves remain sequential: the next wave starts only after every chart in the current wave succeeds.
  • The Helm chart repositories refresh once at the start of the deployment, and per-chart dependency updates skip the refresh, which avoids races on the shared Helm cache.
  • Each chart's Helm output is buffered and printed as a single block when that chart finishes, for example
    ==> [chart-name] done in 12.3s
    , so the line ordering differs from sequential mode and there's no live progress for an in-flight chart.
  • A summary line at the end of every wave and at the end of the deployment reports the total, succeeded, and failed counts with the elapsed time. On failure, the error lists the failing chart names.
  • Parallel deployment applies to the Helm format only: with
    --format argocd
    , any
    --concurrency
    value greater than
    1
    is rejected, because the ArgoCD path applies a single bootstrap
    Application
    and does no per-chart Helm work.
Example deploying with four workers:
vpctl release deploy --format helm --concurrency 4

Manifest defaults for ArgoCD

You can define ArgoCD parameters in the manifest under
deployment.argocd
so you don't need to pass them every time. CLI flags always take precedence over manifest values when both are provided.
# manifest.yamldeployment: argocd: repoURL: "https://github.com/org/repo.git" pathPrefix: "onprem/cluster1" destinationServer: "https://kubernetes.default.svc" targetRevision: "main"
When the tool reads a value from the manifest instead of a CLI flag, it prints a log message, for example,
Using argocd-repo-url from manifest: ...
.

Helm chart mode

The
deployment.helmChartMode
field controls how Helm charts are sourced:
# manifest.yamldeployment: helmChartMode: "local" # default: use charts from the release package

Value

Behavior

"local"
(default)
All charts are installed from the release package. This is the safe default for existing installations and airgapped environments.
"remote"
Charts marked as
type: "remote"
in
versions.yaml
are pulled from an OCI Helm registry at deploy time. Only
values.yaml
is generated locally; chart templates come from the registry. Requires syncing remote charts for airgapped deployments.
If you omit this field, the tool uses
"local"
. Set
helmChartMode: "remote"
to opt in to OCI remote charts.

Generate ArgoCD application

If you set
deployment.argocd
in the manifest, you only need to pass flags you want to override:
vpctl release generate --format argocd --clean-output
Or override specific values for each run:
vpctl release generate --format argocd --argocd-path-prefix <path-prefix> --argocd-target-revision <branch-or-tag> --clean-output
You can still pass all flags explicitly, they take precedence over the manifest:
vpctl release generate --format argocd --argocd-repo-url <your-git-repo-url> --argocd-destination "https://kubernetes.default.svc" --argocd-target-revision "main" --argocd-path-prefix <path-prefix> --clean-output
Parameters:
  • --format argocd
    : Generate ArgoCD format
  • --argocd-repo-url
    : Git repository URL where charts are stored (can be set in manifest
    deployment.argocd.repoURL
    )
  • --argocd-destination
    : Kubernetes server URL (can be set in manifest
    deployment.argocd.destinationServer
    )
  • --argocd-target-revision
    : Git branch/tag to use (can be set in manifest
    deployment.argocd.targetRevision
    )
  • --argocd-path-prefix
    : Path prefix in the Git repository (can be set in manifest
    deployment.argocd.pathPrefix
    )
  • --clean-output
    : Clean output directory before generating
This command creates an app-of-apps chart structure in the output directory.

Deploy ArgoCD application

Preview deployment (recommended):
vpctl release deploy --format argocd --dry-run
Execute deployment:
vpctl release deploy --format argocd
Common options:
  • --format argocd
    : Use ArgoCD deployment
  • --dry-run
    : Preview kubectl command without executing
  • --charts-dir
    : Directory containing charts (defaults to
    generated-charts
    )

Uninstall a release

To remove a deployed release, use the uninstall command. The tool uninstalls charts in reverse wave order with the highest wave first to ensure dependencies are removed correctly.
Preview uninstall commands (recommended):
vpctl release uninstall --dry-run
Execute uninstall:
vpctl release uninstall
Common options:
  • --dry-run
    : Show commands without executing
  • --charts-dir
    : Directory containing charts (defaults to
    generated-charts
    )
  • --wave
    : Uninstall only charts in the specified wave (for example
    -3
    is lowest,
    0
    is highest)
  • --name
    : Uninstall only a single chart (chart name)
Example uninstalling a specific wave:
vpctl release uninstall --wave 0 --dry-run
Example uninstalling a specific chart:
vpctl release uninstall --name my-chart --dry-run
The uninstall command uses
helm uninstall
for Helm-deployed charts and
helm template | kubectl delete
for charts deployed with templateApply, such as. kube-prometheus-stack.

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