Getting started

Known issues:

• sperf will fail to run on version 0.5.x - please update to a more recent version (tested against 0.6.5 and 0.6.6)

TO DO:

Ongoing:

• Make opening wrapped info in new window a choice
• Source config info from separate file Todo:
• For sperf solr, add an input parameter
• Test vs OSS diag collector
• Text wrapping makes it hard to read but cannot be solved in current HTML frames. Refactor to HTML5 may be necessary
• Set nibbler in silent mode (current view help see parsing issues) - to be discussed with Mike/Chun?

For beta/debugging:

• while still implementing and making sure it can run on WSL, Mac and Linux seamlessly, in case of issue, please

1. rm -r <path to diag>/wrapper
2. switch debug=1 in wrap.sh If more info is required, please provide: bash -xv <path>/wrap.sh <path to diag> ie: bash -xv ~/dev/supportWrapper/wrap.sh ./diagnostics\ \(1\) > ~/wrapper.log 2>&1

Prerequisites:

In wrap.sh, change the following variables to fit your environment. All of them are self explanatory. Path to java for Nibbler, path to Python 3 for sperf + location of the tools... Also define your favorite web browser (firefox, chrome, edge...)

# WARNING: If your path contains spaces/brackets, put the variable in double quotes.
# ie: nibblerpath="/mnt/c/Users/My User/Nibbler.jar"
# browser="/mnt/c/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft/Edge/Application/msedge.exe"
browser=firefox
javapath=/usr/lib/jvm/liberica-jdk8u265-full/jre/bin/java
nibblerpath=~/tools/Nibbler.jar
pythonpath=~/dev/virtualenvs/py3/bin/python
sperfpath=~/tools/sperf/scripts/sperf

1- Validate functionality of the tool without alias: <path>/wrap.sh <path to diag>

Create an alias for supportWrapper after validation by adding the following to your bashrc. ie: alias swrap='~/supportWrapper/wrap.sh' Run swrap <path to opsc diag>

The script can be executed from one or two levels above the nodes folder of the diag. As I use ssdownloader, I prefer to use the "top" level of the diag, but both can be used.

A folder called "wrapper" is created in the working dir (the diag folder choosen), which contains the sperf output as well as the html.

Below a sample of the execution result.

(py3) [2020-10-16 18:24:01] romain@datastax:~
$ ls -ltr "/home/romain/zd/customer/<zdid>/diagnostics (3)"
total 12
drwxrwxr-x 4 romain romain 4096 Oct 12 11:12 my-diagnostics-2020_10_12_09_04_56_UTC

(py3) [2020-10-16 18:16:32] romain@romainDSE:~/dev/wrapperOneTool
$ wrap.sh "/home/romain/zd/customer/<zdid>/diagnostics (3)"
Nibbler running

Nibbler v3.0.2 is Started from CLI

   *** Step 1/4 - Initiating Nibbler
                  Started
                  Completed
       Execution Time: 1 milliseconds

   *** Step 2/4 - Reading OPSC Diag
                  Started
                  Completed
       Execution Time: 3223 milliseconds

   *** Step 3/4 - Analysing OPSC Diag
                  Started
                  Completed
       Execution Time: 21 milliseconds

   *** Step 4/4 - Outputting Analyzed Result
                  Started
                     - Outputting Analyzed Result to Files
                       Started
                          ** Saving Nibbler output files to: /home/romain/customer/<zdid>/diagnostics (3)/Nibbler/
                       Completed
                       Execution Time: 3 milliseconds
                  Completed

Total Execution time in Milliseconds:            3248 - 100.00%
      -- Initiating Time in Milliseconds:        1 - 0.03%
      -- Read OPSC Diag Time in Milliseconds:    3223 - 99.23%
      -- Analyze OPSC Diag time in Milliseconds: 21 - 0.65%
      -- Terminal Output time in Milliseconds:   0 - 0.00%
      -- File Output time in Milliseconds:       3 - 0.09%

Sperf summary
Sperf GC analysis
Sperf StatusLogger
Sperf Slow Query
Sperf Schema

Fixed issues

• Handling of relative path
• Implement debug - (in progress)
• Opening the web browser from WSL is challenging at best. Need to detect windows and output file location for windows without executing the browser
• Simplify opscdiag/opscpath/subdiag kerfuffle to make the code easier to read