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-The command line tool, pgo, is used to interact with the Postgres Operator.
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-Most users will work with the Operator using the *pgo* CLI tool. That tool is downloaded from the GitHub Releases page for the Operator (https://github.com/crunchydata/postgres-operator/releases).
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-The *pgo* client is provided in Mac, Windows, and Linux binary formats, download the appropriate client to your local laptop or workstation to work with a remote Operator.
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-## Syntax
-Use the following syntax to run `pgo` commands from your terminal window:
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- pgo [command] ([TYPE] [NAME]) [flags]
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-Where *command* is a verb like:
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- * show
- * create
- * delete
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-And *type* is a resource type like:
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- * cluster
- * policy
- * user
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-And *name* is the name of the resource type like:
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- * mycluster
- * somesqlpolicy
- * john
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-To get detailed help information and command flag descriptions on each *pgo* command, enter:
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- pgo [command] -h
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-## Operations
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-The following table shows the *pgo* operations currently implemented:
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-| Operation | Syntax | Description |
-|:----------|:-------------|:------|
-| apply |pgo apply mypolicy --selector=name=mycluster | Apply a SQL policy on a Postgres cluster(s) that have a label matching service-name=mycluster|
-| backup |pgo backup mycluster |Perform a backup on a Postgres cluster(s) |
-| create |pgo create cluster mycluster |Create an Operator resource type (e.g. cluster, policy, schedule, user) |
-| delete |pgo delete cluster mycluster |Delete an Operator resource type (e.g. cluster, policy, user, schedule) |
-| ls |pgo ls mycluster |Perform a Linux *ls* command on the cluster. |
-| cat |pgo cat mycluster |Perform a Linux *ls* command on the cluster. |
-| df |pgo df mycluster |Display the disk status/capacity of a Postgres cluster. |
-| failover |pgo failover mycluster |Perform a manual failover of a Postgres cluster. |
-| help |pgo help |Display general *pgo* help information. |
-| label |pgo label mycluster --label=environment=prod |Create a metadata label for a Postgres cluster(s). |
-| load |pgo load --load-config=load.json --selector=name=mycluster |Perform a data load into a Postgres cluster(s).|
-| reload |pgo reload mycluster |Perform a pg_ctl reload command on a Postgres cluster(s). |
-| restore |pgo restore mycluster |Perform a pgbackrest or pgdump restore on a Postgres cluster. |
-| scale |pgo scale mycluster |Create a Postgres replica(s) for a given Postgres cluster. |
-| scaledown |pgo scaledown mycluster --query |Delete a replica from a Postgres cluster. |
-| show |pgo show cluster mycluster |Display Operator resource information (e.g. cluster, user, policy, schedule). |
-| status |pgo status |Display Operator status. |
-| test |pgo test mycluster |Perform a SQL test on a Postgres cluster(s). |
-| update |pgo update cluster --label=autofail=false |Update a Postgres cluster(s). |
-| upgrade |pgo upgrade mycluster |Perform a minor upgrade to a Postgres cluster(s). |
-| user |pgo user --selector=name=mycluster --update-passwords |Perform Postgres user maintenance on a Postgres cluster(s). |
-| version |pgo version |Display Operator version information. |
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## Common Operations
In all the examples below, the user is specifying the *pgouser1* namespace
