cli: add command to validate S3 object storage #5
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BramGruneir
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'm surprised you didn't just use a template. But all good.
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I used the same library in tempo. I found it useful, although a template would have worked just fine.
Introduce a new `s3` subcommand that performs validation tests against an S3-compatible object store. The command: - Initializes an S3 store from environment variables. - Runs validation checks via the `validate` package. - Outputs a formatted report to stdout. This provides users with an easy way to confirm connectivity and configuration of their S3 object storage directly from the CLI.
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Introduce a new
s3subcommand that performs validation tests against an S3-compatible object store. The command:validatepackage.This provides users with an easy way to confirm connectivity and configuration of their S3 object storage directly from the CLI.