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-- meshctl
-- meshctl check
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-- meshctl debug snapshot discovery
-- meshctl debug snapshot discovery input
-- meshctl debug snapshot discovery output
-- meshctl debug snapshot networking
-- meshctl debug snapshot networking input
-- meshctl debug snapshot networking output
-- meshctl demo
-- meshctl demo istio-multicluster
-- meshctl demo istio-multicluster cleanup
-- meshctl demo istio-multicluster init
-- meshctl demo osm
-- meshctl demo osm cleanup
-- meshctl demo osm init
-- meshctl describe
-- meshctl describe accesspolicy
-- meshctl describe failoverservice
-- meshctl describe mesh
-- meshctl describe trafficpolicy
-- meshctl describe traffictarget
-- meshctl describe virtualmesh
-- meshctl describe workload
-- meshctl init-plugin-manager
-- meshctl install
-- meshctl install enterprise
-- meshctl mesh
-- meshctl mesh restart
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meshctl check
meshctl check
Perform health checks on the Gloo Mesh system
meshctl check [flags]
Options
-h, --help help for check
--kubeconfig string path to the kubeconfig from which the management cluster will be accessed
--kubecontext string name of the kubeconfig context to use for the management cluster
--namespace string namespace that Gloo Mesh is installed in (default "gloo-mesh")
Options inherited from parent commands
-v, --verbose enable verbose logging
SEE ALSO
meshctl - The Command Line Interface for managing Gloo Mesh.