monitoring¶
Start and stop the Refinery pipeline for Monitoring data capture
Show status of Monitoring components and Refinery pipeline
Enable and disable alerts within the Monitoring Alerting component
refinery monitoring [option]
Options: --alert --disable-alert --run-check --alert-host --enable-alert --snooze-alert --alert-port --for --start-capture --capture-status --list-alerts --stop-capture --component-status --list-checks
--start-capture-
Start the Refinery data-capture stack for all Monitoring data.
--stop-capture-
Stop the Refinery data-capture stack for all Monitoring data.
--capture-status-
Show the Refinery Monitoring data-capture stack status.
--component-status-
Show status of all the KX Refinery Monitoring components.
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Note that this returns the status of components running via systemd.
--list-checks-
List all the monitoring checks defined within Refinery.
--run-check check-
Run the specified check (as returned by
--list-checks) and prints the output into the console. --list-alerts-
List all the currently configured alerts from the Alerting components.
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Requires the Required Alert-specific options.
--disable-alert-
Disable a specific alert until manually re-enabled or the Alerting component is restarted.
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Requires both Required Alert-specific options and Additional Alert-specific options.
--enable-alert-
Re-enable a specific alert previously disabled. Also re-enables a snoozed alert immediately.
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Requires both Required Alert-specific options and Additional Alert-specific options.
--snooze-alert-
Snooze an alert for a specified amount of time.
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Can be applied to a disabled alert to delay the re-enabling by a specific amount of time.
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Requires both Required Alert-specific options and Additional Alert-specific options.
Required alert-specific options¶
--alert-port port-
Port the Alerting components are bound to on all Refinery hosts.
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The CLI expects the port to be the same on every Refinery host.
--alert-host host-
Limit the alert-specific operation to a single host. This allows customization per host rather than across all hosts.
Additional alert-specific options¶
--alert alert-
Name of the alert to operate on.
--for duration-
Period 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)