Closed estevaobk closed 5 years ago
The following documentation mentions the commands oc adm top nodes and oc adm top node --selector='':
oc adm top nodes
oc adm top node --selector=''
https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/3.11/admin_guide/manage_nodes.html#viewing-nodes
However, these don't seem to work (tested with the latest 3.11 release).
We could optionally do the following:
Execute oc get node and then for every node returned by this command, oc describe node <NODE>.
oc get node
oc describe node <NODE>
This is similar to what is already being done in node.txt, but will be applied to all nodes instead of only the currently running one.
node.txt
Addressed on https://github.com/estevaobk/3scaledump/commit/49dfc64d549c10e90c1b77c26f69c6f942bc054d (Directory: /status/nodes and their respective files under /status)
/status/nodes
/status
The following documentation mentions the commands
oc adm top nodes
andoc adm top node --selector=''
:https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/3.11/admin_guide/manage_nodes.html#viewing-nodes
However, these don't seem to work (tested with the latest 3.11 release).
We could optionally do the following:
Execute
oc get node
and then for every node returned by this command,oc describe node <NODE>
.This is similar to what is already being done in
node.txt
, but will be applied to all nodes instead of only the currently running one.