Coherence CLI - 1.3.0

Coherence CLI Release 1.3.0

Introduction

This is release 1.3.0 of the Coherence Command Line Interface (CLI).

The Coherence command line interface, cohctl, is a lightweight tool, in the tradition of tools such as kubectl, which can be scripted or used interactively to manage and monitor Coherence clusters. You can use cohctl to view cluster information such as services, caches, members, etc, as well as perform various management operations against clusters.

For more information, see the README.

Getting Started

To get started, visit the Coherence CLI Documentation and follow the instructions to install and start using the CLI.

Improvements/ New Features

• Updated to support new Coherence versions: Coherence 14.1.1.2206 Feature Pack and Coherence Community Edition 22.06
  • Added get health command to display health information and health summary for a cluster using the new Health Check API
  • Added the ability to display backup space information for Persistent backups
  • Added the get environment command to display detailed JVM and system property details for a node
• Changed the default to bytes for displaying memory or disk based sizes
  • This can be changed to KB, MB or GB for individual command by using -k, -m , -g flags respectively;
  • The set bytes-format can be used to change the default format for all commands
• Added the describe federation command to get details of federation connections
• Added additional validation to the cluster connection name
• Added the ability to retrieve thread dumps via role as well as node id
• Add -I option to ignore special caches (containing $) in get caches commands
• Changed the ’start federation’ start mode command option from -m to -M

Fixed Issues

• Fixed an issue where the memory percentages were not correct on get members command
• Fixed an issue where a confirmation was not shown before removing a cluster connection
• Fixed an issue where data could be incorrect when using -w (watch) option

Upgrading

If you already have the CLI installed, you can run cohctl version -u to see if you have the latest version.

Problems/ Questions

Please raise an issue here if you have any problems.

You can also join our public Slack Channel.

Coherence CLI - 1.2.1

Introduction

This is release 1.2.1 of the Coherence Command Line Interface (CLI).

The Coherence command line interface, cohctl, is a lightweight tool, in the tradition of tools such as kubectl, which can be scripted or used interactively to manage and monitor Coherence clusters. You can use cohctl to view cluster information such as services, caches, members, etc, as well as perform various management operations against clusters.

For more information, see the README.

Getting Started

To get started, visit the Coherence CLI Documentation and follow the instructions to install and start using the CLI.

Fixed Issues/ New Features

• Fixed an issue on Windows where passwords were not being read correctly from the terminal
• Fixed an issue where the start and stop reporter commands did not ask for a confirmation
• Minor document update in troubleshooting section for issue on Windows

Known Issues

• N/A

Upgrading

If you already have the CLI installed, you can run cohctl version -u to see if you have the latest version.

Problems/ Questions

Please raise an issue here if you have any problems.

You can also join our public Slack Channel.

Coherence CLI - 1.2.0

Introduction

This is release 1.2.0 of the new Coherence Command Line Interface (CLI).

The Coherence command line interface, cohctl, is a lightweight tool, in the tradition of tools such as kubectl, which can be scripted or used interactively to manage and monitor Coherence clusters. You can use cohctl to view cluster information such as services, caches, members, etc, as well as perform various management operations against clusters.

For more information, see the README.

Getting Started

To get started, visit the Coherence CLI Documentation and follow the instructions to install and start using the CLI.

Fixed Issues/ New Features

• Added the set reporter command which allows you to set the output path, config file or reporter interval for reporter instances
• Added a column to the get members command to show if the member has storage-enabled services
• Updated certification tests to include latest CE versions
• Fixed an issue where describe http-session with -o json did not produce any output
• Minor docs updates and corrections

Known Issues

• On Windows, passwords are not correctly read from the terminal - This will be fixed in 1.2.1 release soon

Upgrading

If you already have the CLI installed, you can run cohctl version -u to see if you have the latest version.

Problems/ Questions

Please raise an issue here if you have any problems.

You can also join our public Slack Channel.

Coherence CLI - 1.1.0

Introduction

This is release 1.1.0 of the new Coherence Command Line Interface (CLI).

The Coherence command line interface, cohctl, is a lightweight tool, in the tradition of tools such as kubectl, which can be scripted or used interactively to manage and monitor Coherence clusters. You can use cohctl to view cluster information such as services, caches, members, etc, as well as perform various management operations against clusters.

For more information, see the README.

Getting Started

To get started, visit the Coherence CLI Documentation and follow the instructions to install and start using the CLI.

Fixed Issues/ New Features

• Fixed an issue where a Coherence clusters could not correctly be added for WebLogic Server environments with more than one cluster
• Fixed an issue where errors were not logged when debug was set to off
• Fixed an issue where commands would not return correctly when no proxies were present
• Added additional Federation replicate all attributes soon to be available in latest Coherence commercial patches

Note: Federation is only available when using Coherence commercial editions 12.2.1.4 and above.

Known Issues

• N.A

Upgrading

If you already have the CLI installed, you can run cohctl version -u to see if you have the latest version.

Problems/ Questions

Please raise an issue here if you have any problems.

You can also join our public Slack Channel.

Coherence CLI - 1.0.0

Introduction

This is release 1.0.0 of the new Coherence Command Line Interface (CLI).

The Coherence command line interface, cohctl, is a lightweight tool, in the tradition of tools such as kubectl, which can be scripted or used interactively to manage and monitor Coherence clusters. You can use cohctl to view cluster information such as services, caches, members, etc, as well as perform various management operations against clusters.

For more information, see the README.

Getting Started

To get started, visit the Coherence CLI Documentation and follow the instructions to install and start using the CLI.

Known Issues

• If you receive the error Error: multiple errors retrieving data, please see log file while running a command, and do not see any messages in the log file, you must enable debug via cohctl set debug on to see the errors
• Currently if you are connecting to a WebLogic Server instance with more that 1 cluster, you will not be add both clusters. This issue has already been fixed and will be in the next release. Please contact us if you would like a new release created with this fix.

Problems/ Questions

Please raise an issue here if you have any problems.

You can also join our public Slack Channel.

Coherence CLI - 1.0.0-RC2

Introduction

This is Release Candidate 2 (RC2) of the new Coherence Command Line Interface (CLI).

The Coherence command line interface, cohctl, is a lightweight tool, in the tradition of tools such as kubectl, which can be scripted or used interactively to manage and monitor Coherence clusters. You can use cohctl to view cluster information such as services, caches, members, etc, as well as perform various management operations against clusters.

For more information, see the README.

Getting Started

To get started, visit the Coherence CLI Documentation and follow the instructions to install and start using the CLI.

Changes since RC1

• Updated documentation to add security section and refactored some other sections
• Addition of start, stop, shutdown, suspend and resume service commands
• Addition of shutdown member command

Known Issues

• N/A

Problems/ Questions

Please raise an issue here if you have any problems.

You can also join our public Slack Channel.

Coherence CLI - 1.0.0-RC1

Introduction

This is Release Candidate 1 (RC1) of the new Coherence Command Line Interface (CLI).

The Coherence command line interface, cohctl, is a lightweight tool, in the tradition of tools such as kubectl, which can be scripted or used interactively to manage and monitor Coherence clusters. You can use cohctl to view cluster information such as services, caches, members, etc, as well as perform various management operations against clusters.

For more information, see the README.

Getting Started

To get started, visit the Coherence CLI Documentation and follow the instructions to install and start using the CLI.

Known Issues

• N/A

Problems/ Questions

Please raise an issue here if you have any problems.

You can also join our public Slack Channel.