blissful-infra init

init is the guided wizard. It creates a tenant, a project and your first service, then starts everything.

blissful-infra init

Options

Flag	What it does
-y, --skip-prompts	Accept all defaults: creates tenant dev, project main and a spring-boot backend service called api, then starts everything
--no-start	Scaffold only; skip the tenant up at the end

What it does

1. Creates a tenant, which owns Jenkins and the observability stack (Prometheus, Grafana, Tempo, Loki)
2. Creates a project inside it, which owns Kafka, Postgres and the API gateway on an isolated Docker network
3. Adds a service to the project, with its own Postgres schema
4. Runs tenant up to bring the infrastructure online, unless you passed --no-start

Non-interactive

blissful-infra init -y

Equivalent to:

blissful-infra tenant create dev
blissful-infra project create main
blissful-infra service add api --type backend --template spring-boot
blissful-infra tenant up

Use this in scripts or when you just want something running to poke at.

Scaffolding without starting

blissful-infra init --no-start

Useful when you want to read the generated compose files, or edit the service source, before anything boots.

After init

blissful-infra status          # what exists and whether it is healthy
blissful-infra dashboard up    # the web UI at localhost:3002

See also

• use: set a persistent tenant/project context
• tenant: manage tenants directly
• project: manage projects directly
• service: add and run services