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Host/Server Management

graft host clean

Section titled “graft host clean”

Clean up Docker resources on the server (stopped containers, unused images, build cache, etc.).

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graft host clean

graft host -sh

Section titled “graft host -sh”

Instantly start an SSH session on the remote server where your current project is deployed. No need to manage IP addresses or keys manually.

Start an interactive session:

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graft host -sh

Run a single command: You can also execute a command directly on the remote host without entering an interactive shell.

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graft host -sh "df -h"

Example output: Shows the disk usage of the remote server.

graft host self-destruct

Section titled “graft host self-destruct”

⚠️ DESTRUCTIVE OPERATION ⚠️ - Completely tear down all Graft infrastructure and projects on the server.

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graft host self-destruct

Requires typing DESTROY and then YES to confirm.

graft host init

Section titled “graft host init”

Manually trigger the setup of Graft’s core infrastructure on a remote server. This is usually handled automatically by graft init, but can be run independently to prepare a server.

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graft host init

Installs: Docker, Docker Compose, Traefik (with SSL), and prepares the Graft public network.