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Description:
Administer and manage DC/OS cluster nodes.
Usage:
dcos node --help
dcos node --info
dcos node [--json]
dcos node log [--follow --lines=N --leader --master --mesos-id=<mesos-id> --slave=<slave-id>]
dcos node ssh [--option SSHOPT=VAL ...]
[--config-file=<path>]
[--user=<user>]
[--master-proxy]
(--leader | --master | --mesos-id=<mesos-id> | --slave=<slave-id>)
[<command>]
dcos node diagnostics create (<nodes>)...
dcos node diagnostics delete <bundle>
dcos node diagnostics download <bundle> [--location=<location>]
dcos node diagnostics (--list | --status | --cancel) [--json]
Commands:
log
Prints the Mesos logs for the leading master node, agent nodes, or both.
ssh
Establish an SSH connection to the master or agent nodes of your DC/OS
cluster.
diagnostics create
Create a diagnostics bundle. Nodes can be: ip address, hostname, mesos ID
or keywords "all", "masters", "agents" (notice the quotes around the keywords).
diagnostics download
Download a diagnostics bundle.
diagnostics delete
Delete a diagnostics bundle.
Options:
--config-file=<path>
Path to SSH configuration file.
--follow
Dynamically update the log.
-h, --help
Show this screen.
--info
Show a short description of this subcommand.
--json
Print JSON-formatted list of nodes.
--leader
The leading master.
--lines=N
Print the last N lines, where 10 is the default.
--master
Deprecated. Please use --leader.
--master-proxy
Proxy the SSH connection through a master node. This can be useful when
accessing DC/OS from a separate network. For example, in the default AWS
configuration, the private slaves are unreachable from the public
internet. You can access them using this option, which will first hop
from the publicly available master.
--option SSHOPT=VAL
The SSH options. For information, enter `man ssh_config` in your
terminal.
--slave=<agent-id>
Agent node with the provided ID.
--user=<user>
The SSH user, where the default user [default: core].
--list
List available diagnostics bundles.
--status
Print diagnostics job status.
--cancel
Cancel a running diagnostics job.
--location=<location>
Download a diagnostics bundle to a particular location.
If not set, default to present working directory.
--version
Print version information.
Positional Arguments:
<command>
Command to execute on the DCOS cluster node.