load commands

Load commands are used to load a saved version of a running file that you can convert back to.

The following load CLI commands are available:

dsctl

— load

— checkpoint

— snapshot

dsctl load checkpoint

Synopsis

dsctl load checkpoint -i <ID_string> -n <checkpoint_string>

Description

The dsctl load checkpoint command is used to load a specific checkpoint. A checkpoint is a saved version of the running file that you can revert back to.

Options

The following are dsctl load checkpoint parameters:


Parameter:	-i <ID_string>
Used with operation:	`load checkpoint`
Description:	Specifies the deployment ID. Mandatory field.


Parameter:	-n <checkpoint_string>
Used with operation:	`load checkpoint`
Description:	Specifies the checkpoint name. Mandatory field.

Examples

To load a checkpoint named ‟chkpoint1” that is associated with deployment ID ‟star”:

dsctl load checkpoint -i star -n chkpoint1

dsctl load snapshot

Synopsis

dsctl load snapshot -i <ID_string> [-l <location_string> [-t <timeout_integer>]

Description

The dsctl create checkpoint command is used to load a specific snapshot.

Options

The following are dsctl load snapshot parameters:


Parameter:	`-h, --help`
Description:	Help for snapshot


Parameter:	`-i <ID_string`>
Description:	Specifies the deployment ID. Mandatory field.


Parameter:	`-l <location_string`>
Description:	File name and path of destination tar file.


Parameter:	`-t <timeout_integer`>
Used with operation:	`create checkpoint`
Description:	Specifies the timeout value as an integer. This is the time in minutes to wait for an ACK of the processed message. Default is 3.

The following are dsctl load snapshot global parameters:


Parameter:	`-c, <config_string>`
Description:	Specifies the configuration file.


Parameter:	`-c, <log.level_string`>
Description:	Specifies the logging level (default is "info").