1. Istio Documentation: The official documentation for istioctl explicitly describes the analyze command. It states
"Analyzes Istio configuration and warns about potential issues. It can analyze a live cluster
a local directory of YAML files
or individual files."
Source: Istio / istioctl analyze Reference
Section: "Synopsis". (Available on the official Istio website: istio.io)
2. Project Calico Documentation: The command reference for calicoctl in the official Project Calico documentation lists all available commands
such as get
create
apply
and node diags. The analyze command is not present.
Source: Project Calico Documentation / calicoctl / Command Reference. (Available on the official Project Calico documentation website: projectcalico.docs.tigera.io)
3. OpenShift Container Platform Documentation: The OpenShift CLI reference documentation details the available oc commands. There is no analyze command listed for general configuration validation. Diagnostic and validation tasks are handled by other commands like oc adm must-gather.
Source: OpenShift Container Platform 4.10 Documentation / CLI tools / OpenShift CLI (oc) / oc command reference. (Available on the official Red Hat OpenShift documentation website: docs.openshift.com)
4. IBM Documentation: The documentation for the IBM Cloud Pak CLI (cloudctl) outlines its commands
which are focused on installation and lifecycle management (e.g.
case
catalog
login). It does not include a resource configuration analysis tool named analyze.
Source: IBM Documentation / IBM Cloud Paks / IBM Cloud Pak foundational services / Installing / Using the IBM Cloud Pak CLI (cloudctl). (Available on the official IBM documentation website: www.ibm.com/docs)