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# engines health-checks list

## Synposis

```shell
omics workbench engine healthcheck list 
    [--engine=ENGINE_ID] 
    [--outcome=OUTCOME] 
    [--check-type=CHECK] 
    [--max-results=NUMBER]
```

## Description

List the health checks of a specific engine. The engine is identified by its `ENGINE_ID`. The health checks can be filtered by their outcome or check type.

## Examples

List the health checks of a specific engine

```shell
omics workbench engine healthcheck list --engine my-engine-id
```

List the health checks of an engine with a specific outcome

```shell
omics workbench engine healthcheck list --engine my-engine-id --outcome FAILURE
```

List the health checks of an engine with a specific check type

```shell
omics workbench engine healthcheck list --engine my-engine-id --check-type CONNECTIVITY
```

## Flags

### `--engine`=`ENGINE_ID`

**Note**: The `--engine` flag is required and specifies the engine whose health checks should be listed.

### `--outcome`=`OUTCOME`

Specify the health outcomes you want listed.

Valid outcomes: `SUCCESS`, `FAILRUE`

### `--check-type`=`CHECKTYPE`

Specify the kind of check you want listed.

Valid check types: `CONNECTIVITY`, `CREDENTIALS`, `PERMISSIONS`, `STORAGE`, `LOGS`

### `--max-results`=`NUMBER`

Limit the maximum number of results printed to the console.


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