bconsole Query Commands

Bacula Enterprise Only

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The Bacula Enterprise Azure-vm Plugin supports also the query parameter.

The plugin answers the query in the form of tuple key=value.

The plugin supports two operators if none of them is passed the plugin will answer with Query not recognized, possible value={CONNECTION, VM}

CONNECTION

This query checks if the system is logged to a Microsoft Azure account

When the query parameter is CONNECTION, the returned value will be either OK or NOK, indicating whether the connection was successful or not.

.query plugin="azure-vm:" client=client-fd parameter=CONNECTION
info=Query
CONNECTION=OK

VM

This query sends a request to Azure that lists all available guest VMs. This query displays one key=value per virtual machine where key is VM and value is the name of the virtual machine.

The example below shows the execution of a correctly formatted VM query that finds three different guest VMs.

.query plugin="azure-vm:" client=client-fd parameter=VM
info=Query
VM=Virtual1
VM=Virtual2
VM=Virtual3

GROUP

This query looks for a configuration file located at /opt/bacula/etc/azure-vm.conf and prints all available parameter groups in a GROUP=groupName

.query plugin="azure-vm:" client=client-fd parameter=GROUP
info=Query
GROUP=main
GROUP=second

VERSION

Print information relative to azure and azcopy CLI

.query plugin="azure-vm:" client=client-fd parameter=VERSION
info=Query
azure-cli=2.40.0
azure-cli-core=2.40.0
azure-cli-telemetry=1.0.8
azcopy=10.16.0