CLI
Running Multiple Projects
CLI
Running Multiple Projects
Learn how to run multiple Nhost projects locally
By default the name of the project is going to be the folder of the root of your project and it’s goint to run on port 443 (https) and 5432 (postgres). If you need to run multiple projects or multiple instances of the same project at the same time you may need to override those. For instance:
$ nhost up
Verifying configuration...
Configuration is valid!
Setting up Nhost development environment...
Starting Nhost development environment...
[+] Running 11/11
✔ Network existingproject_default Created 0.0s
✔ Container existingproject-minio-1 Healthy 13.9s
✔ Container existingproject-postgres-1 Healthy 13.9s
✔ Container existingproject-traefik-1 Healthy 13.9s
✔ Container existingproject-dashboard-1 Healthy 13.9s
✔ Container existingproject-mailhog-1 Healthy 13.9s
✔ Container existingproject-functions-1 Healthy 13.9s
✔ Container existingproject-graphql-1 Healthy 13.8s
✔ Container existingproject-console-1 Healthy 18.8s
✔ Container existingproject-storage-1 Healthy 13.8s
✔ Container existingproject-auth-1 Healthy 18.8s
Applying migrations...
INFO nothing to apply on database: default
Nhost development environment started.
URLs:
- Postgres: postgres://postgres:postgres@localhost:5432/postgres
- Hasura: https://local.hasura.nhost.run
- GraphQL: https://local.graphql.nhost.run
- Auth: https://local.auth.nhost.run
- Storage: https://local.storage.nhost.run
- Functions: https://local.functions.nhost.run
- Dashboard: https://local.dashboard.nhost.run
- Mailhog: https://local.mailhog.nhost.run
SDK Configuration:
Subdomain: local
Region: (empty)
Run `nhost up` to reload the development environment
Run `nhost down` to stop the development environment
Run `nhost logs` to watch the logs
$ nhost --project-name alternativeproject dev up --http-port 8433 --postgres-port 5433
Verifying configuration...
Configuration is valid!
Setting up Nhost development environment...
Starting Nhost development environment...
[+] Running 13/13
✔ Network alternativeproject_default Created 0.0s
✔ Volume "alternativeproject_root_node_modules" Created 0.0s
✔ Volume "alternativeproject_functions_node_modules" Created 0.0s
✔ Container alternativeproject-mailhog-1 Healthy 13.7s
✔ Container alternativeproject-functions-1 Healthy 13.7s
✔ Container alternativeproject-dashboard-1 Healthy 13.7s
✔ Container alternativeproject-postgres-1 Healthy 13.7s
✔ Container alternativeproject-traefik-1 Healthy 13.7s
✔ Container alternativeproject-minio-1 Healthy 13.7s
✔ Container alternativeproject-graphql-1 Healthy 13.7s
✔ Container alternativeproject-storage-1 Healthy 13.7s
✔ Container alternativeproject-console-1 Healthy 18.7s
✔ Container alternativeproject-auth-1 Healthy 18.2s
Applying migrations...
INFO nothing to apply on database: default
Nhost development environment started.
URLs:
- Postgres: postgres://postgres:postgres@localhost:5433/postgres
- Hasura: https://local.hasura.nhost.run:8433
- GraphQL: https://local.graphql.nhost.run:8433
- Auth: https://local.auth.nhost.run:8433
- Storage: https://local.storage.nhost.run:8433
- Functions: https://local.functions.nhost.run:8433
- Dashboard: https://local.dashboard.nhost.run:8433
- Mailhog: https://local.mailhog.nhost.run:8433
SDK Configuration:
Subdomain: local
Region: (empty)
Run `nhost up` to reload the development environment
Run `nhost down` to stop the development environment
Run `nhost logs` to watch the logs
From now on you can operate on each one of them accordingly by specifying --project-name:
$ nhost --project-name alternativeproject dev logs auth
alternativeproject-auth-1 |
alternativeproject-auth-1 | > hasura-auth@0.19.1 start /app
alternativeproject-auth-1 | > node ./dist/start.js
alternativeproject-auth-1 |
alternativeproject-auth-1 | {"level":"info","message":"Log level: info"}
alternativeproject-auth-1 | {"level":"info","message":"Waiting for Hasura to be ready..."}
alternativeproject-auth-1 | {"level":"info","message":"Hasura is ready"}
alternativeproject-auth-1 | {"level":"info","message":"Applying SQL migrations..."}
alternativeproject-auth-1 | {"level":"info","message":"SQL migrations applied"}
alternativeproject-auth-1 | {"level":"info","message":"Applying metadata..."}
alternativeproject-auth-1 | {"level":"info","message":"Metadata applied"}
alternativeproject-auth-1 | {"level":"info","message":"Running on port 4000"}