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influxd-ctl ldap warm-cache

The influxd-ctl ldap warm-cache command downloads LDAP group membership and loads the cache on all InfluxDB Enterprise data nodes with that information.

Usage

influxd-ctl ldap warm-cache [flags]

Flags

FlagDescription
-cancelCancel an in-progress cache warm
-statusPrint cache warm status

Examples

Warm the LDAP cache

influxd-ctl ldap warm-cache

View the status of cache warm operations

influxd-ctl ldap warm-cache -status

Cancel an in-progress cache warm operation

influxd-ctl ldap warm-cache -cancel

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