bosh:tldr:f763c

This command is using the BOSH CLI (Command Line Interface) tool to interact with a BOSH director. It is used to list the virtual machines (VMs) within a specific BOSH deployment.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• bosh: This is the BOSH CLI command. It is used as the entry point to interact with BOSH.

• -e ${environment}: The -e flag specifies the BOSH environment to connect to. ${environment} is a placeholder for the actual name or alias of the BOSH environment. For example, if you have a BOSH environment named "my-env", you would replace ${environment} with my-env. This flag helps to identify which BOSH director the command is targeting.

• vms: This is a subcommand of the bosh command. It is used to work with VMs. In this case, it is used to list the VMs within a BOSH deployment.

• -d ${deployment}: The -d flag specifies the name of the BOSH deployment to target. ${deployment} is a placeholder for the actual name of the deployment. For example, if you have a BOSH deployment named "my-deployment", you would replace ${deployment} with my-deployment. This flag helps to identify the specific deployment whose VMs we want to list.

Overall, this command is used to retrieve information about the VMs in a specific deployment within a BOSH environment.