Collect and upload diagnostics data
This page describes the diagnostics CLI commands used for collecting and uploading the diagnostics data.
The diagnostics CLI command is used for collecting and uploading diagnostic data about clusters and hosts for analysis by the Customer Success Team and R&D team to help with troubleshooting. There are two relevant commands:
weka diags
used for cluster-wide diagnostics from any host in the cluster.weka local diags
used for running diagnostics on a specific host, which should be used if the host cannot connect to the cluster.
Collect diagnostics
Command: weka diags collect
Use the following command to create diagnostics information about the Weka software and save it for further analysis by the Customer Success Team:
weka diags collect [--id id] [--timeout timeout] [--output-dir output-dir] [--core-limit core-limit] [--clients] [--tar]
If the command runs with the local
keyword, information is collected only from the host on which the command is executed. Otherwise, information is collected from the whole cluster.
Parameters
Name
Type
Value
Limitations
Mandatory
Default
id
String
Specified ID for this dump
No
Auto-generated
timeout
String
How long to wait when downloading diags from all hosts
format: 3s, 2h, 4m, 1d, 1d5h, 1w
0 is infinite
No
10 minutes
output-dir
String
Directory to save the dump to
No
/opt/weka/diags
core-limit
Number
Limit to processing this number of core dumps, if found
No
1
clients
Boolean
Collect from client hosts as well
No
No
tar
Boolean
Create a TAR of all collected diags
No
No
Note: In the following situations the local
option should be used: no functioning management process in the originating host or the hosts being addressed, no connectivity between the management process and the cluster leader, the cluster has no leader, the local container is down, the host cannot reach the leader or a remote host fails to respond to the weka diags
remote command.
Upload diagnostics to Weka Home
Command: weka diags upload
Use the following command to create diagnostics information about the Weka software and save it for further analysis by the Customer Success Team:
weka diags upload [--timeout timeout] [--core-limit core-limit] [--dump-id dump-id] [--host-id host-id]... [--clients]
Parameters
Name
Type
Value
Limitations
Mandatory
Default
timeout
String
How long to wait for diags to upload
format: 3s, 2h, 4m, 1d, 1d5h, 1w
0 is infinite
No
10 minutes
core-limit
Number
Limit to processing this number of core dumps, if found
No
1
dump-id
String
ID of an existing dump to upload
This dump ID has to exist on this local machine
No
If an ID is not specified, a new dump is created
host-id
Comma-separated list of numbers
Host IDs to collect diags from
This flag causes --clients
to be ignored
No
All hosts
clients
Boolean
Collect from client hosts as well
No
No
When running the command with the upload
option, the information is uploaded to the Weka support cloud (Weka Home), and an access identifier is provided as an output. You send this access identifier to the Customer Success Team for retrieving the information from the Weka Home.
Note: The upload
command requires HTTPS access to AWS S3 endpoints.
Note: The upload process is asynchronous. Therefore connectivity failures are reflected in failure events on the event log, while the command still exits successfully.the
Last updated