Overview

Managing environments (VMs)

fuse environment (aliases environments, env, envs) manages the VM lifecycle: provision, inspect, drain, fork, and destroy. See Environments for the concept-level lifecycle model, and fuse up / fuse init for the Fusefile path, a higher-level alternative to fuse environment create for most workflows.

Commands

Command	Purpose
`fuse environment list`	List environments, filtered.
`fuse environment get`	Show one environment’s details.
`fuse environment create`	Provision a new environment from a raw resource spec.
`fuse environment destroy`	Tear down an environment.
`fuse environment drain`	Gracefully drain (phase one of teardown).
`fuse environment fork`	Fork into a new environment.
`fuse environment rotate-token`	Re-issue guest agent credentials.
`fuse environment watch`	Stream state transitions until terminal.
`fuse environment exec`	Run a command inside the guest and print its output.
`fuse environment shell`	Attach an interactive terminal to the guest.

Scheduling scope

create schedules orchestrator-wide, the active host selection (see Hosts) does not pin placement. Use --region on create to influence which host the scheduler picks, or filter list by --host-id to scope the view without affecting placement.