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Stop a Deployment

Stop all servers for a specific deployment. This command shuts down all servers in the deployment at once, allowing you to control servers at the deployment level rather than individually.

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Stopping a deployment does not delete the servers. The servers can be started again using the start command. If the server configurations have persistent data, the data will be preserved.

Usage​

odin fleet deployments stop [--deployment-id=DEPLOYMENT_ID]

Flags​

  • --deployment-id=<number>: The ID of the deployment to stop. If omitted, the CLI will prompt you to select a deployment from a list interactively.

Examples​

Stop all servers in a deployment by ID:

odin fleet deployments stop --deployment-id=456

Stop a deployment with confirmation bypass (useful for scripts):

odin fleet deployments stop --deployment-id=456 --force

Stop a deployment interactively (will prompt for selection):

odin fleet deployments stop

Use Cases​

Cost Optimization: Stop deployments during off-peak hours to reduce costs:

#!/bin/bash
# Stop the EU deployment during off-peak hours
odin fleet deployments stop --deployment-id=456 --force
echo "EU deployment stopped at $(date)"

Maintenance Windows: Quickly stop all servers in a deployment for maintenance:

odin fleet deployments stop --deployment-id=456 --force
# Perform maintenance tasks...
odin fleet deployments start --deployment-id=456 --force

Global Flags​

The following flags can be used with any ODIN CLI command:

  • --api-key=<string> The API key to use for authentication. If omitted, the CLI will use the api-key stored in the configuration file on your system. Use odin login to store the API key for subsequent commands.

  • --app-id=<string> The ID of the app to use for the command. If omitted, the CLI will use the currently selected app. Use odin apps select to select an app interactively.

  • --format=<string> The output format to use for the command. Supported formats are json, value, flattened and table. If omitted, the CLI will use the default format specified in the configuration file. Learn more about output formatting.

  • --force Forces the command to execute without prompting for confirmation. Use with caution.

  • --quiet Suppresses all informational output except for errors. Useful for scripting and automation.