CLI: View Server Status

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• October 20, 2011 15:05

The status.sh script will ping (using both ‘ping’ and ‘mysqladmin ping’) each mysql server and print out if they are connected or not.

 

[root@clustercontrol scripts]# ./status.sh  -a

Master hosts

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app01:    up

app02:    up

Slave hosts

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app03:    up

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  John Jmodran

  • June 27, 2018 21:23

  This script, along with the start and stop scripts, are neither on the management host nor the database servers.  Have they been removed in favor of using the 's9s' command?

   

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  Johan

  • June 27, 2018 21:26

  Hi,

  Oh, that is very outdated information. May I ask where you did found this?
  Those scripts are deprecated in favour of the s9s command line tool.

   

  BR
  johan

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  Johan

  • June 27, 2018 21:32

  Okay, i have found it, that section is deprecated. We will clean this up. Sorry about this.
  
  For the s9s CLI you need a user to authenticate against the cmon service. On the controller host:
  
  s9s user --create --generate-key --controller="https://localhost:9501" --group=admins  USERNAME
  
  Replace USERNAME with a proper user name that you want to use.
  
  Then you can e.g do:
  
  s9s node --list --long

  BR
  johan

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  John Jmodran

  • June 27, 2018 22:49

  Ya, when I couldn't find the scripts I looked at the online docs and section 6.8 references the CLI and the 's9s-tools' package.  I created an account and can run commands.

  Also, FYI, when I first look at the online documentation, under 's9s node', the commands stop, start, restart are missing, whereas when I do a MAN page on the management system, the commands are there.

  Thank again!

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