Command Line Interface
cback provides a command line tool, cback
for interaction with the system as a whole.
Nominally, it is considered that ANY worker node with a valid cback installation (and
configuration) can operate, manipulate and (potentially damage!) the cback database.
$ cback --help
Usage: cback [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--config TEXT config file [default: /etc/cback/config.yaml]
--version Show the version and exit.
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
backup
group
portal
prune
restore
services
switch
verify
cback itself also doesn't provide Access and control methods for limiting the scope of a given user when operating the cback cli, access to cback nodes should be moderated for this reason, either with 2FA, Kerberos, or some other access control method.
[note] Specific flags for a given cback command are allways available with cback <subcommand> --help
as cback is under continous development, many examples will not show explicit options for this reason
therefore you should allways use the above to see what actual commands and syntax are availabile to you.