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Cloud Databases CLI

Cloud Databases CLI

The Cloud Databases CLI plug-in offers extra methods of accessing the capabilities of the Cloud Databases services. You can use the Cloud Databases CLI to manage and connect to the following services:

The Cloud Databases CLI plug-in requires IBM Cloud CLI to be installed.

The IBM Cloud CLI

The IBM Cloud CLI is a general-purpose developer tool that provides access to your IBM Cloud account and services through a command-line interface.

An introduction and installation instructions are available on the IBM Cloud CLI Getting Started page. If you install the CLI from the cURL command that is provided, you get a selection of extra plug-ins and extensions for multiple IDEs.

Install the stand-alone package from the Installing the stand-alone IBM Cloud CLI page.

Access to services via IBM Cloud CLI is governed through Identity and Access Management. In order to use the CLI to view or manage a service (or to grant privileges to another user on your account), you must set the correct permissions. For more information about IAM management, see the IAM Getting Started tutorial

Installing the Cloud Databases CLI plug-in

Once you have the IBM Cloud CLI, log in and install the Cloud Databases plug-in, using a command like:

ibmcloud plugin install cloud-databases

For a list of commands and usage information, use a command like:

ibmcloud cdb help

ibmcloud cdb help

On its own, the ibmcloud cdb help command displays the available top-level commands. When followed by another command, it displays specific help for that command.

ibmcloud cdb help [<command>]

Command options

No command-specific options.

Examples

Get help on the task-show command.

ibmcloud cdb help task-show

Deployments and Deployables

Get information about the deployable databases and database versions on the Cloud Databases platform. Also, get a list of all of the Cloud Databases on your IBM Cloud account.

ibmcloud cdb deployables-show

The deployables are the templates available for new database deployments. This command shows deployable database types, specifically the available versions of databases, and their preferred or stable status.

ibmcloud cdb deployables-show [--stable] [--preferred] [--json]

Short version - deployables

Command options

  • --stable or -s Only list stable versions of databases.
  • --preferred or -p Only list preferred versions of databases.
  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

Show all the stable versions of databases available.

ibmcloud cdb deployables-show --stable

ibmcloud cdb deployments

Short version - ls

Use this command to list the deployments associated with the account.

ibmcloud cdb deployments [--all] [--json]

Command options

  • --all or -a Display instance name and CRN.
  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

List all current deployments with an account.

ibmcloud cdb ls

ibmcloud cdb deployment-about

Short version - about

Use this command to get details of which database is deployed within the instance, which version, and any options applied. Also displayed are the ID and GUID for the resource controller, resource plans, current state, type, and last known operation.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-about <deployment name or CRN> [--all] [--json]

Command options

  • --all or -a Display all the available data from the resource controller's records.
  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

List details of a deployment named "RedisDBOne".

ibmcloud cdb about RedisDBOne

Connections

Get connection strings and certificate information to use when you connect to your deployment. Manage connections for those databases that have the option.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-connections

Short version - cxn

Displays connection strings and other connection details for a deployment with or without user credentials inserted.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-connections [--user <userid>] [--password <password>] [--endpoint-type <endpoint type>] [--all] [--only] [--start] [--certroot <path>] [--json]

Command options

  • --start or -s Start a connection by running the CLI command generated. If a password isn't specified in the flags, the command prompts for a password interactively. The plug-in uses the default commands for command-line interaction and managing the CA certificate to ensure a secure TLS session. Defaults to connecting as the deployment's admin user.
  • --user <userid> or -u Sets the user ID that is used when retrieving connection settings. It is substituted into connection strings. Defaults to the deployment's admin user.
  • --password <password> or -p Sets the password that is used when retrieving connection settings. It is substituted into connection strings where $PASSWORD appears as default.
  • --endpoint-type [public or private] or -e [public or private] Endpoint type for returned connection strings. Either 'public' or 'private'. (default: "public"). Endpoint type is not enforced and is only for display purposes.
  • --all or -a Lists all connection settings available including component parts of connection strings.
  • --certroot <path> or -c Use the path as the certificate root. If the path doesn't exist, it is created automatically. Works with the --save flag. The certificate root value can also be set in the $CERTROOT environment variable.
  • --only [app or cli] or -o Show only the settings that are relevant to app connections or cli connections.
  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.
  • --endpoint-type or -e Endpoint type for returned connection strings, either public or private. Default is public. As the default is public, if there are no public endpoints then none will be found and you will receive an error: {"errors":"not_found"}. Use the -e private flag to use private endpoints.

Examples

Display how to connect to a deployment.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-connections MyPSQL

(Shows a connection string and a CLI command string)

Connect to a deployment as admin.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-connections MyPSQL --start

When run, the plug-in prompts for the admin password, then runs the CLI command string. The command that is used in the CLI command string must be installed.

Show all details of how to make a connection to a deployment for a particular user and password combination.

ibmcloud cdb cxn MyPSQL -a -u auser -p auserpassword

ibmcloud cdb deployment-cacert

Short version - cacert

Display the self-signed certificate that is used for verifying TLS/SSL connections to the deployment. The result is, by default, output to the console but can be saved to a file too.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-cacert <deployment name or CRN> [--user <userid>] [--save] [--certroot <path>] [--json]

Command options

  • --user <userid> or -u By default, the admin user is used to obtain the certificate. This flag optionally allows a user to be specified where the deployment supports per user certificates.
  • --save or -s Save the decoded certificate into the certificate root directory. The default is $HOME/.cloud/plugins/cdb/cdbcerts/.
  • --certroot <path> or -c Use the path as the certificate root directory. If the path doesn't exist, it is created automatically. Works with the --save flag. The certificate root value can also be set in the $CERTROOT environment variable.
  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

Display the certificate for a deployment named MyPostgreSQL.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-cacert MyPostgreSQL

Save a certificate for the same deployment in the current directory.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-cacert MyPostgreSQL --save --certroot .

Note: The file name is based on the certificate name.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-kill-connections

Short version - kill-connections

Closes all the connections on a deployment. Available for PostgreSQL ONLY.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-kill-connections <deployment name or CRN> [--nowait] [--json]

Command options

  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the user creation task to complete. Display the user creation task details and exit.
  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

This command kills all of the external connections to a deployment named postgresq-preproduction.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-kill-connections postgresq-preproduction

Capability

The capability commands help you to identify which features are available and supported for your databases and backups.

ibmcloud cdb capability

capability-show

This command discovers if a capability is supported for a particular database type.

Short version - cs

ibmcloud cdb capability-show CAPABILITY_ID TYPE VERSION PLATFORM LOCATION TARGET_PLATFORM TARGET_LOCATION [--json] [--api-version]

Command options

  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.
  • --api-version or -v
    API Version used for request.

Capability ID options

  • autoscaling
  • encryption
  • endpoints
  • groups
  • locations
  • point_in_time_recovery
  • remotes
  • restores
  • versions

Examples

ibmcloud cdb capability-show 5f2d37a0-40a5-4a39-bf6a-0dbb1249ac5e database 3.2.1 IBMCloud us-south

backup-capability-show

This command discovers if a database type can be restored from a particular instance.

Short version - bcs

ibmcloud cdb discover-capability-information-from-backup (BACKUP_ID) (CAPABILITY_ID) (TARGET_PLATFORM) (TARGET_LOCATION) [--json] [--api-version] [--nowait]

Command options

  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.
  • --api-version or -v
    API Version used for request.

Capability ID options

  • restores

Examples

  ibmcloud cdb discover-capability-information-from-backup f7d318b6-6d4e-4d2a-9be4-7c1efbc94a52 5f2d37a0-40a5-4a39-bf6a-0dbb1249ac5e IBMCloud us-south --json --api-version 2021-09-30 --nowait

deployment-capability-show

This command discovers if a particular deployment or formation supports a particular capability.

Short version - dcs

ibmcloud cdb deployment-capability-show (NAME|ID) (CAPABILITY_ID) [--target-platform] [--target-location] [--json] [--api-version] [--nowait]

Command options

  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.
  • --api-version or -v
    API Version used for request.
  • --target-platform or -p Target platform for request
  • --target-location or -l Target location for request

Capability ID options

  • autoscaling
  • encryption
  • endpoints
  • groups
  • locations
  • point_in_time_recovery
  • remotes
  • versions

Examples

ibmcloud cdb deployment-capability-show my-deployment 5f2d37a0-40a5-4a39-bf6a-0dbb1249ac5e --target-location us-south --json --api-version 2021-09-30 --nowait

Users

Create, delete, or change the password for users on your deployment.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-user-create

Short version - user-create

Create a user on the deployment database.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-user-create <deployment name or CRN> <newusername> <newpassword> [--nowait] [--json]

The newusername needs to be a correctly formatted username for use on the deployment's database. The newpassword needs to comply with the database's password rules and must be at least 10 characters long.

Command options

  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the user creation task to complete. Display the user creation task details and exit.
  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

Create a database user called "fred" with a password of "X1234Y5678" on the "MyPSQL" deployment.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-user-create MyPSQL fred X1234Y5678

ibmcloud cdb deployment-user-delete

Short version - user-delete

Removes an existing user from the specified database deployment.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-user-delete <deployment name or CRN> <username> [--nowait] [--json]

Command options

  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the user deletion task to complete. Display the user deletion task details and exit.
  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

Remove the database user called "fred" from the "MyPSQL" deployment

ibmcloud cdb deployment-user-delete MyPSQL fred

ibmcloud cdb deployment-user-password

Short version - user-password

Changes the password for a named user on a specified database deployment.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-user-password <deployment name or CRN> <username> <newpassword> [--nowait] [--json]

Command options

  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the user password change task to complete. Display the user password change task details and exit.
  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

Change the password of user "fred" on the database deployment "MyPSQL" to "A9876B5432"

ibmcloud cdb deployment-password MyPSQL fred A9876B5432

Database Configuration

List or change configurable settings on a deployment. The new configuration is specified in a JSON file or JSON string of settings. Settings vary by database type, see Changing the Database Configuration for PostgreSQL or for Redis.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-configuration-schema

Short version - config-schema

Gets the default configuration of the specified deployment.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-configuration-schema <deployment name or CRN> [--description] [--json]

The ibmcloud cdb deployment-configuration-schema shows the default configuration. To verify a current configuration value, query the configuration directly from your database.

Command options

  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.
  • --description or -d Show settings description.

Examples

ibmcloud cdb deployment-configuration-schema my-redis-cache

ibmcloud cdb deployment-configuration

Short version - configuration

Changes the configuration of the specified deployment.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-configuration <deployment name or CRN> [@JSON_FILE | JSON_STRING] [--json] [--nowait]

Command options

  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.
  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the group setting task to complete. Display the scaling task's details and exit.

Examples

Change the max_connections for a PostgreSQL deployment named "PGSettings4" to 150.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-configuration PGSettings4 '{"configuration":{"max_connections":150}}'

Scaling

Retrieve and configure the resources that are allocated to your deployment.

ibmcloud cdb deployables-groups-show

Each deployment is created from a deployable template. The deployables-groups-show command shows the initial or default scaling group for a particular type of database. The type names can be discovered through the deployables-show command.

ibmcloud cdb deployables-groups-show <deployable type> [--json]

Command options

  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

Show the default group settings for a PostgreSQL database deployment

ibmcloud cdb deployables-groups-show postgresql

ibmcloud cdb deployment-groups

Short version - groups

Displays the scaling group values for a deployment's members. The scaling groups relate to Memory, CPU, and Disk. The default group is named "member". For each group, the number of nodes in the group are shown followed by

  • Memory The total memory allocation, the allocation per member, the minimum allocation and the increments the total memory can be varied by.
  • CPU The number of CPUs dedicated to the group. The CPU section shows 0 values in all the fields when no dedicated CPUs are configured. The CPU group is only displayed when it is adjustable.
  • Disk The total disk allocation, the allocation per member, the minimum allocation and the increments the total disk can be varied by.
ibmcloud cdb deployment-groups <deployment name or CRN> [--json]

Command options

  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

Display the scaling group settings for a database deployment named "MyRedis"

ibmcloud cdb deployment-groups MyRedis

ibmcloud cdb deployment-groups-set

Short version - groups-set

Sets the values for scaling groups (see deployment-groups). The user is able to set the total memory size in MB or total disk storage in MB, both of which are which is evenly divided between the members. Where available, the number of allocated CPUs can also be set.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-groups-set <deployment name or CRN> <memberid> [--memory <memory size>] [--disk <disk size>] [--cpu <value>] [--nowait] [--json]

The memberid is the name of the group for which these values are to be set. The name can be found through the deployment-groups command. Typically, it is "member".

Command options

  • --memory <memory size> or -m Set the specified deployment group's total memory, a value in MB.
  • --disk <disk size> or -d Set the specified deployment group's total disk size, a value in MB.
  • --cpu <value> or -c Set number of dedicated CPU cores.
  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the group setting task to complete. Display the scaling task's details and exit.
  • --json or -j Results as JSON.

Examples

Set a PostgreSQL deployment named "MyPGSQL" with a "member" group to have a total memory to 4096 MB.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-groups-set MyPGSQL member --memory 4096

Regions

Lists all of the regions that deployments can be provisioned into from the current region.

ibmcloud cdb regions [--json] [--api-version]

Command options

  • --json or -j Return the results as JSON.
  • api-version value API Version used for request.

Examples

Return a JSON of all the regions that deployments can be provisioned into from the current region.

ibmcloud cdb regions --json

Autoscaling

The Autoscaling configuration represents the various conditions that control autoscaling for a deployment.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-autoscaling

Short version - autoscaling

Retrieve of all autoscaling conditions for a particular deployment.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-autoscaling <deployment name or CRN> GROUP_ID [--json]

Autoscaling currently only applies to the data members on your deployment, so the GROUP_ID is member.

Command options

  • --json or -j Return the results as JSON.

Examples

ibmcloud cdb deployment-autoscaling elasticsearch-preproduction member

ibmcloud cdb deployment-autoscaling-set

Short version - autoscaling-set

Enable, disable, or set the conditions for autoscaling on your deployment.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-autoscaling-set (NAME|ID) GROUP_ID (@JSON_FILE|JSON_STRING) [--json] [--nowait]

Autoscaling currently only applies to the data members on your deployment, so the GROUP_ID is member. The autoscaling parameters that you would like to be set or unset are defined in a JSON object.

Command options

  • --json or -j Return the results as JSON.
  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for command completion.

Examples

This command sets memory to autoscale when I/O utilization hits a certain threshold for a deployment named elasticsearch-preproduction.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-autoscaling-set elasticsearch-preproduction member '{"autoscaling": { "memory": {"scalers": {"io_utilization": {"enabled": true, "over_period": "5m","above_percent": 90}},"rate": {"increase_percent": 10.0, "period_seconds": 300,"limit_mb_per_member": 125952,"units": "mb"}}}}'

Read-only Replicas

Retrieve and configure read-only replicas. Currently, only PostgreSQL deployments support read-only replicas.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-read-replicas

Short version - read-replicas

Lists all the read-only replicas for the specified deployment.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-read-replicas <deployment name or CRN> [--long] [--json]

Command options

  • --json or -j Return the results as JSON.
  • --long or -l Shows additional fields in the output.

Examples

List the read-only replicas for a PostgreSQL deployment named "MyPGSQL".

ibmcloud cdb deployment-read-replicas MyPGSQL

ibmcloud cdb read-replica-leader

Short version - rr-leader

Returns the leader for the specified read-only replica deployment.

ibmcloud cdb read-replica-leader <deployment name or CRN> [--long] [--json]

Command options

  • --json or -j Return the results as JSON.
  • --long or -l Shows additional fields in the output.

Examples

List the leader for a PostgreSQL read-only replica deployment named "MyPGSQL-replica".

ibmcloud cdb read-replica-leader MyPGSQL-replica

ibmcloud cdb read-replica-promote

Short version - rr-promote

Promotes the read-only replica to a stand-alone instance.

ibmcloud cdb read-replica-promote <deployment name or CRN> [--json] [--nowait] [--skip-initial-backup]

Command options

  • --json or -j Return the results as JSON.
  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for command completion.
  • --skip-initial-backup or s Option to restore instance without taking a backup once data is restored. Allows restored deployment to be available sooner.

Examples

Promotes a PostgreSQL read-only replica deployment named "MyPGSQL-replica" to a stand-alone deployment.

ibmcloud cdb read-replica-promote MyPGSQL-replica

ibmcloud cdb read-replica-resync

Short version - rr-resync

Resyncs the read-only replica.

ibmcloud cdb read-replica-resync <deployment name or CRN> [--json] [--nowait]

Command options

  • --json or -j Return the results as JSON.
  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for command completion.

Examples

Resyncs a PostgreSQL read-only replica deployment named "MyPGSQL-replica".

ibmcloud cdb read-replica-resync MyPGSQL-replica

Backups

Manage the backups on your deployment or take an on-demand backup.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-backups-list

Short version - backups

Displays a list of backups that are associated with a deployment. The result is a table that is composed of the backups ID, type, status, and date of creation. The results are sorted with most recent backups first.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-backups-list <deployment name or CRN> [--scheduled] [--first] [--json]

Command options

  • --scheduled or -s Output only scheduled backups.
  • --first or -f Output only the first (or most recent) backup found.
  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

Display the backups available on a deployment named "Postgres2000"

ibmcloud cdb backups Postgres2000

ibmcloud cdb backup-show

Show details about a backup. The backup is identified by its CRN ID as shown with the deployment-backups-list command.

ibmcloud cdb backup-show <CRN> [--json]

Command options

  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

Show details of a particular backup.

ibmcloud cdb backup-show crn:v1:bluemix:public:databases-for-postgresql:us-south:a/54e8ffe85dcedf470db5b5ee6ac4a8d8:1b8f53db-fc2d-4e24-8470-f82b15c71717:backup:ebcea542-8d8c-4b6e-a7d4-922ffd08eb50

ibmcloud cdb deployment-backup-now

Short version - backup-now

Initiates an on-demand backup on the deployment. The command polls the running backup and exits when it is completed.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-backup-now <deployment name or CRN> [--nowait] [--json]

Command options

  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the backup task to complete. Display the backup task details and exit.
  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

Create a backup of a deployment called "PgTips"

ibmcloud cdb deployment-backup-now PgTips

Security

Manage the IP allowlist for your deployment.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-allowlist-list

Short version - wl-ls

Displays the current allowlist for a deployment.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-allowlist-list <deployment name or CRN> [--json]

Command options

  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

List the current allowlist for the "MyPSQL" deployment

ibmcloud cdb deployment-whitelist-list MyPSQL

ibmcloud cdb deployment-allowlist-add

Short version - wl-add

Add an IP address or range to the current allowlist for a deployment. An IP address is an IPv4 or IPv6 address while a range is a masked IPv4 address, for example, 1.2.3.0/24. The description is required to be a human readable string that describes the allowlisted address or range.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-allowlist-add <deployment name or CRN> <allowlist address or range> <description> [--nowait] [--json]

Command options

  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the allowlist add task to complete. Display the allowlist add task details and exit.
  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

Add the IP address 198.51.100.1 to the current allowlist for the "MyPSQL" deployment

ibmcloud cdb deployment-whitelist-add MyPSQL 198.51.100.1 "allowlisted for testing"

Add the IP range 198.51.100.0 to 198.51.100.255 to the current allowlist for the "MyPSQL" deployment

ibmcloud cdb deployment-whitelist-add MyPSQL 198.51.100.0/24 "Testing range is now open"

ibmcloud cdb deployment-allowlist-delete

Short version - wl-del

Removes an IP address or range from the current allowlist for a deployment. An IP address is an IPv4 or IPv6 address while a range is a masked IPv4 address, for example, 1.2.3.0/24.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-allowlist-delete <deployment name or CRN> <allowlist address or range> [--nowait] [--json]

Command options

  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the allowlist delete task to complete. Display the allowlist delete task details and exit.
  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

Remove the IP address 198.51.100.1 from the current allowlist for the "MyPSQL" deployment

ibmcloud cdb deployment-whitelist-delete MyPSQL 198.51.100.1 "allowlisted for testing"

Remove the IP range 198.51.100.0 to 198.51.100.255 from the current allowlist for the "MyPSQL" deployment

ibmcloud cdb deployment-whitelist-delete MyPSQL 198.51.100.0/24 "Testing range is now open"

Tasks

Tasks are created whenever you perform an action on your deployment. Tasks include things like taking a backup, group scaling, and changing a user password. Most cdb commands poll the running task and exit when it completes. You can change this behavior with the --nowait flag, which returns task information and exits. Records of successful tasks are shown for 24 - 48 hours, and unsuccessful tasks are shown for 7 - 8 days. A historical record of tasks from any time period is available through the Activity Tracker integration.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-tasks-list

Short version - tasks

Displays a list of all tasks that have been run on a specified deployment since it was created. Each task is displayed with its CRN, readable description, percentage completeness, status, and date of creation.

ibmcloud cdb deployment-tasks-list <deployment name or CRN> [--json]

Command options

  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

Display a list of the tasks that have been run against a deployment named "NewRedis"

ibmcloud cdb deployment-tasks-list NewRedis

ibmcloud cdb task-show

Short version - task

Show the status of a particular task. The task is identified by its CRN ID as shown with the deployment-tasks-list command. If the task is running, the command waits for the task to complete, reporting status changes as it regularly polls.

ibmcloud cdb task-show <CRN> [--nowait] [--json]

Command options

  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the task to complete. Display the user password change task details and exit.
  • --json or -j Display results as JSON.

Examples

Show details of a particular backup task.

ibmcloud cdb task-show crn:v1:bluemix:public:databases-for-postgresql:us-south:a/54e8ffe85dcedf470db5b5ee6ac4a8d8:1b8f53db-fc2d-4e24-8470-f82b15c71717:task:0faea465-de5a-4f14-a5ff-b402fefbd652

Elasticsearch

Perform tasks specific to Elasticsearch deployments.

ibmcloud cdb elasticsearch file-sync

Short version - fs

Synchronizes files from the ibm_file_sync index to disk. For more information, see the Uploading Files to Elasticsearch documentation for more information.

ibmcloud cdb elasticsearch file-sync <deployment name or CRN> [--json] [--nowait]

Command options

  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the group setting task to complete. Display the scaling task's details and exit.
  • --json or -j Return the results as JSON.

Examples

Sync a file to disk on a deployment named "MyElasticsearch".

ibmcloud cdb elasticsearch file-sync MyElasticsearch

ibmcloud cdb elasticsearch user-list

Short version - ul

Lists all users from the database internal credential store. For more information, see Retrieve and update user passwords.

ibmcloud cdb elasticsearch user-list (NAME|ID) (ADMIN_PASSWORD) [--json] [-c DIRECTORY] [--api-version]

Command options

  • --json or -j Return the results as JSON.
  • -c DIRECTORY Certificate Root
  • --api-version API Version used for request.

Examples

The user-list command outputs various options for your account's user list.

ibmcloud cdb elasticsearch user-list

PostgreSQL

Perform tasks specific to PostgreSQL deployments.

ibmcloud cdb postgresql earliest-pitr-timestamp

Short version - ept

Returns the earliest available time for point-in-time-recovery in ISO8601 UTC format. For more information, see the Point in Time Recovery documentation for more information.

ibmcloud cdb postgresql earliest-pitr-timestamp <deployment name or CRN> [--json] [--nowait]

Command options

  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the group setting task to complete. Display the scaling task's details and exit.
  • --json or -j Return the results as JSON.

Examples

ibmcloud cdb postgresql earliest-pitr-timestamp postgresql-preproduction

ibmcloud cdb postgresql replication-slot-create

Short version - rsc

Creates a new PostgreSQL replication slot. For more information, see the Wal2json documentation for more information.

ibmcloud cdb postgresql replication-slot-create <deployment name or CRN> <databasename> <slotname> <plugintype> [--json] [--nowait]

The plug-in type is required to be "wal2json".

Command options

  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the group setting task to complete. Display the scaling task's details and exit.
  • --json or -j Return the results as JSON.

Examples

Create a replication slot on a deployment named "MyPostgres", database named "testdb", and slot named "slot1".

ibmcloud cdb postgresql replication-slot-create MyPostgres testdb slot1 wal2json

ibmcloud cdb postgresql replication-slot-delete

Short version - rsd

Deletes the specified PostgreSQL replication slot. See the Wal2json documentation for more information.

ibmcloud cdb postgresql replication-slot-delete <deployment name or CRN> <slotname> [--json] [--nowait]

Command options

  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the group setting task to complete. Display the scaling task's details and exit.
  • --json or -j Return the results as JSON.

Examples

Deletes a replication slot on a deployment named "MyPostgres" and slot named "slot1".

ibmcloud cdb postgresql replication-slot-delete MyPostgres slot1

EnterpriseDB

Perform tasks specific to EnterpriseDB deployments.

ibmcloud cdb enterprisedb earliest-pitr-timestamp

Short version - ept

Returns the earliest available time for point-in-time-recovery in ISO8601 UTC format. For more information, see Point in Time Recovery.

ibmcloud cdb enterprisedb earliest-pitr-timestamp <deployment name or CRN> [--json] [--nowait]

Command options

  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the group setting task to complete. Display the scaling task's details and exit.
  • --json or -j Return the results as JSON.
  • api-version value API Version used for request.

Examples

ibmcloud cdb enterprisedb earliest-pitr-timestamp enterprisedb-preproduction

MongoDB Enterprise

Perform tasks specific to MongoDB Enterprise deployments.

ibmcloud cdb mongodbee earliest-pitr-timestamp

Short version - ept

Returns the earliest available time for point-in-time-recovery in ISO8601 UTC format. For more information, Point in Time Recovery.

ibmcloud cdb mongodb-enterprise earliest-pitr-timestamp <deployment name or CRN> [--json] [--nowait]

Command options

  • --nowait or -n Do not wait for the group setting task to complete. Display the scaling task's details and exit.
  • --json or -j Return the results as JSON.
  • api-version value API Version used for request.

Examples

ibmcloud cdb mongodb earliest-pitr-timestamp (NAME|ID)