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Jeff Felchner edited this page Jan 11, 2018 · 1 revision

Will display a diff of the settings for one set of namespaces vs the settings for a second set of namespaces.

This is extremely handy if, for example, you would like to see whether the settings you're using for development match up with the settings you're using for production, or if you have the same settings for any two environments.

Option Alt Description
--keys-only This is the default. When performing a comparison, only the keys will be considered since values between namespaces will often (and should often) be different.

Example: --keys-only, --no-keys-only
--first This is an array of the first set of namespace settings that you would like to compare from. You can list one or more.

Example: --first=development, --first=development my_host_name
--second This is an array of the second set of namespace settings that you would like to compare against that specified by --first. You can list one or more.

Example: --second=staging, --second=staging my_host_name

Example: chamber compare --first=development --second=staging

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