zenko-check is a command-line utility to check the configuration of a
production Zenko deployment and diagnose problems in it.
## Pre-Requisites
zenko-check requires a [Helm](https://github.com/kubernetes/helm) installation
that is configured to access Tiller running inside Kubernetes.
## Installation
zenko-check can be installed directly from PyPi using Pip:
```
pip install zenko-check
```
A Docker image is also provided for convenience.
```
docker pull zenko/zenko-check:latest
docker run -it zenko/zenko-check help
```
## Syntax
zenko-check commands conform to the following syntax:
```
zenko-check <global option> <subcommand> <-flag or --verbose_option> <optional target>
```
### Global Options
```
--mongo Override the default Mongo connection string (host:port)
-r, --helm-release The Helm release name under which Zenko was installed.
```
### Subcommands
#### checkup
Run all checks and tests (may take a while).
#### k8s
Check Kubernetes-related configuration.
```
-c, --check-services Attempt to connect to defined services and report their status.
```
#### orbit
Check overlay configuration applied via Orbit.
#### backends
Check existence and configuration of backend buckets.
```
-d, --deep Enable deep checking. Check every Zenko bucket for its backing bucket
(same as zenko-check buckets)
```
#### buckets
Check every Zenko bucket for its backend bucket.
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