Using the CLI, you can:
You can view the active background tasks' status, progress, and description.
Command: weka cluster task
This command is used for viewing all active background tasks.
Example:
It is possible to limit the resources being used by background tasks.
The configured limit affects external tasks and internal low-priority asynchronous operations.
Command: weka cluster task limits
This command is used to view the defined limits.
Command: weka cluster task limits set [--cpu-limit cpu-limit]
This command is used to update the CPU limit.
If there are other background tasks or activities that are of higher priority, you can pause and later resume the background task, or abort it.
Command: weka cluster task pause / resume / abort <task-id>
This command is used to pause, resume, or abort a specific task process. The abort
subcommand is not applicable when downloading a filesystem or a snapshot. Instead, delete them directly.