Overview Outputs the contents of the specified policy. The output includes the allowed operations and creation information. The output resembles the following: Allow: · /v1/policy/describe/* · /v1/identity/describe/* · /v1/identity/self/describe/* · /v1/identity/delete/* · /v1/identity/list/* · /v1/log/audit · /v1/log/error · /version · /v1/api · /v1/metrics · /v1/status Created at: 2023-03-07 17:17:05 Created by: 3ecfcdf38fcbe141ae26a1030f81e96b753365a46760ae6b578698a97c59fd22 Syntax kes policy show \ <name> \ [--insecure, -k] \ [--json] Parameters name Required

Overview Remove a key from the KES server. Removing a Secret key prevents decrypting any cryptographic keys derived using that Secret key, which in turn prevents decrypting any objects encrypted with those cryptographic keys. Removing a Secret Key renders all data encrypted using that key permanently unreadable. Syntax kes key rm \ <name> \ [--insecure, -k] Parameters name Required

Key Manager is a distributed keystore and supports scaling through adding new key manager nodes to an existing deployment.

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Command deprecated The kes identity ls command has been deprecated as of KES release 2024-06-17T15-47-05Z. Use kes ls instead. Overview Return a list of existing cryptographic keys.

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Description Set labels on the volumes managed by Volume Manager Syntax directpv label volumes key=value|key- [flags] Use key=value to add a custom label key with the value of value to the volume(s).

Description Suspend drives and mark any volumes on the drives as read only. Suspending drives mounts a drive to an empty temporary directory, allowing a StatefulSet to start up. To resume, use the resume drives command. Syntax directpv suspend drives [DRIVE ...] [flags] Parameters Flags While all flags are optional, you must specify at least one drive by ID, name, or node.

Description Resume suspended drives. Syntax directpv resume drives [DRIVE ...] [flags] Parameters Flags Flag Description -n, --nodes <string> Resume drives from specified node(s). Use ellipsis expansion notation, such as node{1...10}. -d, --drives <string> Resume drives by given names. Use ellipsis expansion notation, such as sd{a...z}. --dry-run See the results of the command without making any actual changes to drives. Global Flags Flag Description --kubeconfig <string> Path to the kube.config file to use for CLI requests --quiet Suppress printing error messages Examples Resume all suspended drives from a node kubectl directpv resume drives --nodes=node1 Resume specific drive from specific node kubectl directpv resume drives --nodes=node1 --drives=sda Resume a suspended drive by DRIVE-ID kubectl directpv resume drives af3b8b4c-73b4-4a74-84b7-1ec30492a6f0