nodesync tracing show
Displays the events of a NodeSync tracing session.
Synopsis
nodesync main_options tracing show
[(-c | --color)]
[(-f | --follow)]
[(-i <traceIdStr> | --id <traceIdStr>)]
[(-n <nodeList> | --nodes <nodeList>)]
[--quiet]
[(-t <timeoutStr> | --timeout <timeoutStr>)]
[(-v | --verbose)]Syntax legend
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Syntax diagrams and code samples use one or more of these styles to mark placeholders for variable values. Replace placeholders with a valid option or your own user-defined value. In CQL statements, angle brackets are required to enclose data types in a set, list, map, or tuple.
Separate the data types with a comma.
For example: In Search CQL statements, angle brackets are used to identify the entity and literal value to overwrite the XML element in the schema and |
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Square brackets surround optional command arguments. Do not type the square brackets. |
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Parentheses identify a group to choose from. Do not type the parentheses. |
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A pipe separates alternative elements. Type any one of the elements. Do not type the pipe. |
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Indicates that you can repeat the syntax element as often as required. |
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Single quotation marks must surround literal strings in CQL statements.
Use single quotation marks to preserve upper case.
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For Search CQL only: Single quotation marks surround an entire XML schema declaration, such as |
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Map collection.
Curly braces enclose maps ( |
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Ends a CQL statement. |
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Separate command line options from command arguments with two hyphens. This syntax is useful when arguments might be mistaken for command line options. |
Common options
The following options are available to all nodesync commands:
- -ca, --cql-auth-provider cql_Authprovider
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CQL auth provider class name.
- -cp, --cql-password cql_password
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CQL password.
- -cs | --cql-ssl
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Use SSL for CQL connection.
- -cu, --cql-username cql_username
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CQL username.
- -h, --host cql_host
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Connect to the specified remote CQL host.
- help
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Displays options and usage instructions. Use
nodesync help subcommandfor more information on a specific command.
- -jp, --jmx-password jmx_password
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JMX password.
- -jpf, --jmx-password-file jmx_password_file
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Path to JMX password file.
- -js | --jmx-ssl
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Use SSL for JMX.
- -ju, --jmx-username jmx_username
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JMX username.
- -p, --port cql_port
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Connection port for CQL.
- -k, --keyspace keyspace_name
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Specify a default keyspace for unqualified table names or wildcards in the
table_list.The keyspace must be an alterable keyspace:
system_distributedkeyspace or auser-createdkeyspace. An error results when attempting to run these commands on an unalterable keyspace such assystem_auth.For example, when the keyspace is alterable:
nodesync disable -v -k system_distributed "*" Nodesync disabled for system_distributed.nodesync_status Nodesync disabled for system_distributed.backups ... Nodesync disabled for system_distributed.repair_history -- + As compared to an unalterable keyspace: + [source,console] -- nodesync disable -v -k system_auth "*" Error: Keyspace [system_auth] is not alterable. -- + You can use a CQL command to enable or disable nodesync for unalterable keyspaces, such as a `system_*` keyspace. For example: + [source,console] -- ALTER TABLE system_auth.roles WITH nodesync = {'enabled': 'false'};
- --quiet
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Suppress warning and error messages.
- -v, --verbose
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Enable verbose console output
- --
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Separates table list from the rest of the command.
- table_list
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Target tables using any of the following methods:
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Qualified table names:
keyspace_name.table_name. For example,cycling.comments. -
Default keyspace
-koption with:-
Unqualified table names. For example
-k cycling cyclist_alt_stats comments cyclist_races. -
An asterisk in double quotes to select all tables. For example,
-k cycling "*".
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- -n, --nodes node_list
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Only disable tracing on the listed nodes. Specify the host name or IP address in a comma separated list.
Default: All nodes
- --quiet
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Suppresses messages from displaying on
stdout.
Show options
- -c, --color
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If --follow is used, color each trace event according from which host it originates from
- -f, --follow
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After enabling tracing, continuously show the trace events, showing new events as they occur. Will not exit unless manually terminated using Ctrl-c or in conjunction with the --timeout option.
- -l <levelStr>, --level <levelStr>
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The tracing level: either 'low' or 'high'. If omitted, the 'low' level is used. Note that the 'high' level is somewhat verbose and should be used with care.
- -i <traceIdStr>, --id <traceIdStr>
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Show any nodes using the specified trace ID.
- -t <timeoutStr>, --timeout <timeoutStr>
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When --follow is used, automatically exit after the provided amount of time elapses. This default to seconds, but a 's', 'm' or 'h' suffix can be used for seconds, minutes or hours respectively.
Examples
nodesync tracing show -i e60dfd70-eb5a-11e7-8bde-b5dcb560a8efStarting NodeSync tracing on /10.200.176.186 (elapsed: 2.7ms)
Adding continuous proposer for demo.health_data (elapsed: 6.9m)
[#-] Skipping (10,-9223372036854775808] of demo.health_data, state updated: was recently validated by another node (2h ago, previously know: 2h ago) (elapsed: 6.9m)
[#0] Starting validation on (-9223372036854775798,10] of demo.health_data (validated 2h ago) (elapsed: 6.9m)
[#1] Starting validation on (-9223372036854775808,-9223372036854775798] of demo.health_data (validated 2.1h ago) (elapsed: 6.9m)
[#0] Completed validation (full_in_sync) in 4ms: validated 0B and repaired 0B (elapsed: 6.9m)
[#2] Starting validation on (10,-9223372036854775808] of demo.health_data (validated 2h ago) (elapsed: 6.9m)
[#1] Completed validation (full_in_sync) in 9ms: validated 0B and repaired 0B (elapsed: 6.9m)
[#2] Completed validation (full_in_sync) in 2ms: validated 0B and repaired 0B (elapsed: 6.9m)