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# uc service update
Update a service in place without recreating its containers.
## Synopsis
Update service configuration in place without recreating its containers.
A CPU or memory limit can be changed but not removed. To remove a limit or change anything else,
redeploy the service with 'uc deploy'
```
uc service update SERVICE [flags]
```
## Examples
```
# Change the CPU and memory limits.
uc service update web --cpu 0.5 --memory 512m
# Add or change a service label and remove another one.
uc service update web --label-add tier=frontend --label-rm legacy
```
## Options
```
--cpu decimal Maximum number of CPU cores a service container can use.
Fractional values are allowed: 0.5 for half a core or 2.25 for two and a quarter cores.
-h, --help help for update
--label-add stringArray Add or change a service label. Can be specified multiple times.
Format: key=value or just key for an empty value.
--label-rm stringArray Remove a service label by its key. Can be specified multiple times.
--memory bytes Maximum amount of memory a service container can use. Value is a positive integer with
optional unit suffix (b, k, m, g). Default unit is bytes if no suffix specified.
Examples: 1073741824, 1024m, 1g (all equal 1 gibibyte)
--memory-reservation bytes Minimum amount of memory reserved for a service container. Value is a positive integer with
optional unit suffix (b, k, m, g). Default unit is bytes if no suffix specified.
```
## Options inherited from parent commands
```
--connect string Connect to a remote cluster machine without using the Uncloud configuration file. [$UNCLOUD_CONNECT]
Format: [ssh://]user@host[:port], ssh+go://user@host[:port], tcp://host:port, or unix:///path/to/uncloud.sock
-c, --context string Name of the cluster context to use (default is the current context). [$UNCLOUD_CONTEXT]
--uncloud-config string Path to the Uncloud configuration file. [$UNCLOUD_CONFIG] (default "~/.config/uncloud/config.yaml")
```
## See also
* [uc service](uc_service.md) - Manage services in the cluster.