rhc help

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$ rhc help
Usage: rhc [--help] [--version] [--debug] <command> [<args>]

Command line interface for OpenShift.

Getting started:
  setup              Connects to OpenShift and sets up your keys and domain
  create-app         Create an application
  apps               List all your applications
  cartridges         List available cartridges
  add-cartridge      Add a cartridge to your application
  set-env            Set one or more environment variable(s) to your application
  logout             End the current session

Working with apps:
  tail               Tail the logs of an application
  port-forward       Forward remote ports to the workstation
  threaddump         Trigger a thread dump for JBoss and Ruby apps
  snapshot           Save the current state of your application locally
  git-clone          Clone and configure an application's repository locally

Management commands:
  account            Display details about your OpenShift account
  alias              Add or remove a custom domain name for an app
  app                Commands for creating and managing applications
  authorization      Manage your authorization tokens
  cartridge          Manage your application cartridges
  deployment         Commands for deploying and managing deployments of an application
  domain             Add or rename the container for your apps
  env                Manages user-defined environment variables set on a given application
  member             Manage membership on domains and teams
  region             Display the regions and zones available on the OpenShift server
  scp                SCP a file to or from your application
  server             Manage your configured servers and check the status of services
  ssh                SSH into the specified application
  sshkey             Add and remove keys for Git and SSH
  team               Create or delete a team

  Some management commands have nested actions - run 'rhc help <command>' for more info.

See 'rhc help <command>' for more information on a specific command.  You can see a list of all commands with 'rhc help commands'. See 'rhc help options' for a list of global command-line options and information about the config file.