cmviewcl displays the current status information of a cluster. Output can be displayed for the whole cluster or it may be limited to particular nodes or packages. To view cluster information, a user must be superuser(UID=0), or have an access policy of MONITOR allowed in the cluster configuration file, or have a policy of PACKAGE_ADMIN in a package’s configuration file.
# cmviewcl CLUSTER STATUS server up NODE STATUS STATE server1 up running PACKAGE STATUS STATE AUTO_RUN NODE child1 up running enabled server1 NODE STATUS STATE server2 up running server3 up running PACKAGE STATUS STATE AUTO_RUN NODE child2 up running enabled server2 child3 up running enabled server2 child4 up running enabled server2
Options
• -v: Verbose output will be displayed.
• -c cluster_name: Name of the cluster to view. If this option is omitted, cmviewcl will display information about the current cluster that the local node belongs to.
• -n node_name: View information only about the specific node_name(s), including information about the packages that are running on these nodes.
• -p package_name: View information only about the specific package_name(s).
• -l package|cluster|node|group: Limit the output to display only package, cluster, node, or group specific information.
Output Informations
• CLUSTER: Name of the cluster. This name will be used to identify the cluster.
• STATUS: Status of the cluster, node, package, etc. Status is either “up”, “down”, “starting”, “halting” or “unknown”. “unknown” is a special status to denote that we cannot collect enough information to exactly determine whether the item is up or down, e.g., when some of the nodes in the cluster cannot be reached over the network.
• NODE: Name of the node.
• STATE: The action that the node or package is currently taking (if any). The normal state is running. However, a node may be reforming which means that a new node is joining the cluster, or one or more nodes have lost connection with each other.
Note:
Additional options and output information can be found from cmviewcl man page or here
