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bufstream admin resolve

Resolve various identifiers

Usage

$ bufstream admin resolve [flags]

Description

Resolves consumer group, topic, and partition related identifiers.

Flags

--format string

The output format to use. Must be one of [yaml,json]

-h, --help

help for resolve

--resolve.consumer_group_id_hashes strings

The group ID hashes to resolve to group IDs.

--resolve.consumer_group_ids strings

The group IDs to resolve to group ID hashes.

--resolve.topart_ids strings

The toparts to resolve to topic/partitions.

--resolve.topic_uuids strings

The topic uuids to resolve to topic/toparts.

--resolve.topics strings

The topics to resolve to topic IDs/toparts.

Flags inherited from parent commands

--cacert string

Path to a PEM-encoded X509 certificate pool file that contains the set of trusted certificate authorities/issuers. If omitted, the system's default set of trusted certificates are used to verify the server's certificate. This option is only valid when the URL uses the https scheme. It is not applicable if --insecure or -k flag is used

-E, --cert string

Path to a PEM-encoded X509 certificate file, for using client certificates with TLS. This option is only valid when the URL uses the https scheme. A --key flag must also be present to provide the private key that corresponds to the given certificate

--debug

Turn on debug logging

-k, --insecure

If set, the TLS connection will be insecure and the server's certificate will NOT be verified. This is generally discouraged. This option is only valid when the URL uses the https scheme

--key string

Path to a PEM-encoded X509 private key file, for using client certificates with TLS. This option is only valid when the URL uses the https scheme. A --cert or -E flag must also be present to provide the certificate and public key that corresponds to the given private key

--log-format string

The log format [text,json]

--servername string

The server name to use in TLS handshakes (for SNI) if the URL scheme is https. If not specified, the default is the origin host in the URL

--timeout duration

The duration until timing out, setting it to zero means no timeout

--url string

URL to admin service

Parent Command