refinery-monitoring(8) -- Monitoring components and data capture interface¶
Synopsis¶
refinery monitoring [option]
Description¶
Provides:
- Start and stop of the Refinery pipeline for Monitoring data capture
- Status of Monitoring components and Refinery pipeline
- Enabling and disabling of alerts within the Monitoring Alerting component
Options¶
--start-capture¶
Starts the Refinery data capture stack for all Monitoring data
--stop-capture¶
Stops the Refinery data capture stack for all Monitoring data
--capture-status¶
Checks the Refinery Monitoring data capture stack status
--component-status¶
Checks all the KX Refinery Monitoring components.
Note that this only returns the component status if they are running via systemd.
--list-checks¶
Lists all the monitoring checks defined within Refinery
--run-check check¶
Runs the specified check (as returned by --list-checks) and prints the output to the console
--list-alerts¶
Lists all the currently configured alerts from the Alerting components. This option requires the [REQURIED ALERT-SPECIFIC OPTIONS] described below.
--disable-alert¶
Disables a specific alert until manually re-enabled or the Alerting component is restarted. This option requires both [REQURIED ALERT-SPECIFIC OPTIONS] and [ADDITIONAL ALERT-SPECIFIC OPTIONS] described below.
--enable-alert¶
Re-enables a specific alert that has been previously disabled. This will also re-enable a snoozed alert immediately. This option requires both [REQURIED ALERT-SPECIFIC OPTIONS] and [ADDITIONAL ALERT-SPECIFIC OPTIONS] described below.
--snooze-alert¶
Snoozes an alert for a specified amount of time. You can apply this command to a disabled alert to delay the re-enabling by a specific amount of time. This option requires both [REQURIED ALERT-SPECIFIC OPTIONS] and [ADDITIONAL ALERT-SPECIFIC OPTIONS] described below.
Required alert-specific options¶
--alert-port port¶
The port that the Alerting components are bound to on all Refinery hosts.
Note that the CLI expects that the port is the same on every Refinery host.
[--alert-host host]¶
Optional argument to limit the alert-specific operation to a single host. This allows customization per host rather than always across all hosts.
Additional alert-specific options¶
--alert alert¶
The name of the alert to operate on
--for duration¶
The amount of time to snooze an alert for. Supported forms:
HH:MM:SS(e.g.00:05:00to snooze an alert for 5 minutes)nD(e.g.1Dto snooze an alert for 24 hours)
Copyright¶
Copyright (c) 2019 - 2020 KX Systems Inc
Version¶
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