pelican config get

Retrieve config parameters that match any of the given arguments

Synopsis

The ‘get’ command retrieves and displays configuration parameters that contain any of the provided argument patterns in their name or value. The search space can be narrowed or expanded using available flags. The matching is case-insensitive. If no arguments are provided, all configuration parameters are retrieved. The command outputs the results in a flattened format from the nested configuration, making it grep-friendly for easier searching.


pelican config get [arguments] [flags]

Examples


# Retrieve parameters that have either 'log' or 'monitor' in their name or value,
# and relate to either 'origin' or 'cache', including deprecated parameters in the search space
pelican config get log monitor -m origin -m cache --include-deprecated

Options


      --exact-match          Match configuration parameter names exactly instead of using substring matching
  -h, --help                 help for get
      --include-deprecated   Include deprecated configuration parameters
      --include-hidden       Include hidden configuration parameters
  -m, --module config get    Specify modules to filter the output of config get. The recognized modules are `client`, `registry`, `director`, `origin`, `cache`, and `localcache`. Multiple modules can be specified at the same time, for example: `config get -m cache -m origin`. If multiple modules are provided, parameters related to any of the modules will be retrieved. If no modules are specified, no module-based filter is applied to the search space.

Options inherited from parent commands


      --config string       config file (default is $HOME/.config/pelican/pelican.yaml)
  -d, --debug               Enable debug log messages
  -f, --federation string   Pelican federation to utilize
      --json                output results in JSON format
  -L, --log string          Specified log output file
      --version             Print the version and exit