`backup-restore repository validate`

Validate a repository.

Syntax

cpd-cli backup-restore repository validate <repository-name> \
[--log-level=info|debug|warn|error|panic] \
[--namespace=<namespace-name>] \
[--verbose]

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<repository-name>`	The repository to validate.

Table 1: Command arguments

Options

Option	Description
`--help` `-h`	Display command help. Status Optional. Syntax `--help` Default value No default. Valid values Not applicable.
`--log-level`	The command log level. Status Optional. Syntax `--log-level=info\|debug\|warn\|error\|panic` Default value `info` Valid values `debug` Debug messages are written to the log. `error` Error messages are written to the log. `info` Informative messages are written to the log. `panic` Panic messages are written to the log. `warn` Warning messages are written to the log.
`--namespace` `-n`	The namespace name in which the utility should operate. Status Optional. Syntax `--namespace=<namespace-name>` Default value `${PROJECT_CPD_INST_OPERANDS}` Valid values A valid project (namespace) name.
`--verbose`	Logs include more detailed messages. Status Optional. Syntax `--verbose` Default value No default. Valid values Not applicable.

Table 1: Command options

Examples

Note: The following examples use the recommended installation environment variables.

It is strongly recommended that you use a script to create environment variables with the correct values for your environment. For more information, see Best practice: Setting up installation environment variables.

Validate a repository in the ${PROJECT_CPD_INST_OPERANDS} namespace.

cpd-cli backup-restore repository validate <repository-name> \
--log-level=info \
--namespace=${PROJECT_CPD_INST_OPERANDS}