The heartbeat option displays information on the heartbeat sent by the
filesystem and NFS.
Syntax
/opt/mapr/bin/cldbguts heartbeat
Output Fields
- mfs hb
- Information about MapR filesystem heartbeats. This column includes the following information:
| Field |
Description |
nr |
Number of MapR filesystem heartbeats completed in the previous 1 second.
The first entry displays the total number of MapR filesystem heartbeats
completed since the start of the CLDB service on the node. |
pt |
Processing time (in microseconds) for the MapR filesystem heartbeats
completed in the previous 1 second. The first entry displays total time (in
microseconds) spent processing MapR filesystem heartbeats since the start of
the CLDB service on the node. |
to |
Number of MapR filesystem heartbeats that took longer than expected in the
previous 1 second. The first entry displays total number of MapR filesystem
heartbeats that took longer than expected since the start of the CLDB service
on the node. |
bmc |
Number of Become Master commands (such as resync, reconnect, etc.) sent by
CLDB since the start of CLDB. |
- nfs hb
- Information about NFS server heartbeats. This column includes the following information:
| Field |
Description |
nr |
Number of NFS server heartbeats completed in the previous 1 second. The
first entry displays total number of NFS server heartbeats completed since the
start of the CLDB service on the node. |
pt |
Processing time (in microseconds) for the NFS server heartbeats completed
in the previous 1 second.The first entry displays the total time (in
microseconds) spent processing MapR filesystem heartbeats since the start of
the CLDB service on the node. |
Example Output
# /opt/mapr/bin/cldbguts heartbeat
2019-10-03 03:14:56,811
mfs hb nfs hb
nr pt to bmc otc nr pt
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0