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# Pipeline Inspect

inspect data in a pipeline

## Synopsis

inspect data in a pipeline. Specify as pipelineName or pipelineName.(inputs|outputs) or pipelineName.stepName or pipelineName.stepName.(inputs|outputs) or pipelineName.stepName.(inputs|outputs).tensorName

```
seldon pipeline inspect <expression> [flags]
```

## Options

```
      --format string              inspect output format: raw or json. Default raw (default "raw")
  -h, --help                       help for inspect
      --kafka-broker string        kafka broker (default "0.0.0.0:9092")
      --kafka-config-path string   path to kafka config file
      --namespace string           Kubernetes namespace. Default default (default "default")
      --offset int                 message offset to start reading from, i.e. default 1 is the last message only (default 1)
      --request-id string          request id to show, if not specified will be all messages in offset range
      --scheduler-host string      seldon scheduler host (default "0.0.0.0:9004")
  -t, --truncate                   truncate data
  -v, --verbose                    display more details, such as headers
```

## SEE ALSO

* [seldon pipeline](/seldon-core-2/resources/apis/cli/seldon_pipeline.md) - manage pipelines


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