Managing Workspaces

◀️ Creating Workspace and Starting Cluster 🔗 Understanding Workspaces ▶️

When you switch between workspaces, PadoGrid resets the previous workspace context with the new workspace context. Each workspace has their own set of metadata which includes environment variables, configurations, directories, and commands. Each workspace has a set of commands that are specific to their data grid product, i.e., Geode, Hazelcast, SnappyData, and etc. This context-switching performed by PadoGrid secures workspace isolation.

All the workspace specific commands end with the suffix _workspace as follows:

cd_workspace      kill_workspace   pwd_workspace     show_workspace      stop_workspace
create_workspace  list_workspaces  remove_workspace  shutdown_workspace  switch_workspace

Command	Description
cd_workspace	Change directory to the specified workspace
create_workspace	Create a new workspace
kill_workspace	Kill all running clusters in the workspace
list_workspaces	List all workspaces
pwd_workspace	Print the current workspace name
remove_workspace	Remove the specified workspace
show_workspace	Display workspace details
shutdown_workspace	Gracefully shutdown all running clusters in the workspace
start_workspace	Start all clusters in the workspace
stop_workspace	Stop all running clusters in the workspace
switch_workspace	Switch workspace to the specified workspace