Fleet (removed)
Retired alias for capacity - removed in v0.10.0.
rensei fleet was deprecated in v0.9.0 and removed in v0.10.0. It no longer
resolves on any supported release: the binary answers unknown command. This
page is kept only so the old spellings remain searchable while scripts are
migrated to rensei capacity.
The full command reference, examples, and routing model previously on this page now live on Capacity. This page only records the old-to-new command mapping for anyone still running the removed spellings.
Why fleet was retired
The same word meant two different things on either side of the OSS/platform boundary: in the open-source donmai runtime, fleet supervises the worker processes on this one machine; in the rensei platform CLI, fleet enumerated every other machine in the org and configured routing. One noun, two referents. The CLI now has exactly two top-level nouns - host (this machine) and capacity (the org's execution capacity) - and fleet does not survive the consolidation.
Command mapping
Removed (rensei fleet …) | Current (rensei capacity …) |
|---|---|
fleet list [--json] | capacity show --kind persistent-host [--json] |
fleet show <machine-id> [--json] | capacity show <instance-id> [--json] |
fleet route show [<project-slug>] | capacity route show [<project-slug>] |
fleet route set [<project-slug>] --preferred-pool <id> [--fallback-pool <id>] | capacity route set [<project-slug>] --preferred-pool <id> [--fallback-pool <id>] |
fleet route test [<project-slug>] | capacity route test [<project-slug>] |
capacity show gained an optional instance-id positional and a --kind filter, and its detail view also reaches on-demand cloud sandboxes - something fleet show could never do, since it only ever saw persistent hosts.
Related pages
- Capacity - the canonical command reference, examples, and routing model
- Host - local daemon - manage the daemon on the current machine, including
host deregister/host restore