Manages the Greenplum Command Center web service and metrics collection agents.
gpcc <action> [-W]
gpcc [--version | -v ]
gpcc [--help | -h]
gpcc [--settings]
start
Starts the Command Center web service and metrics collection agents. Add the -W
flag to force a prompt for the gpmon user password.
stop
Stops the Command Center web service and metrics collection agents. Add the -W
flag to force a prompt for the gpmon user password.
status
Displays the status, either Running
or Stopped
, of the web server and metrics collection agents. Add the -W
flag to force a prompt for the gpmon user password.
krbenable
Enables Kerberos authentication for Command Center.
Use the gpcc krbenable
command to set up Kerberos authentication for Command Center users if Command Center was initially installed without enabling Kerberos. When you run gpcc krbenable
, gpcc
prompts for:
Before you run gpcc krbenable
, see Enabling Authentication with Kerberos to check prerequisites and for help preparing the Command Center host to allow Kerberos authentication.
krbdisable
Disables Kerberos authentication for Command Center.
help
Displays syntax and help text for the gpcc
command.
--settings
Displays the current values of the Command Center configuration parameters. See Command Center Console Parameters for a list of the configuration parameters.
--version
or -v
Displays the Greenplum Command Center version.
-W <password>
The optional -W
option specifies the password for the gpmon user. The gpcc
command normally gets the password from the $PGPASSWD
environment variable or the .pgpass
file in the gpadmin user’s home directory. If the password is not available with either of these methods, the -W
option must be included to specify the password whenever you run gpcc
.
The Greenplum Database MASTER_DATA_DIRECTORY
environment variable must be set when you run the gpcc
command. This environment variable is usually set in the gpadmin user’s shell initialization script (/home/gpadmin/.bashrc
, for example). If MASTER_DATA_DIRECTORY
is not set when you run gpcc start
, gpcc
prints an error message and exists.
Once started, the Command Center backend monitors the metrics agents with a heartbeat. If a failed agent is detected, the backend spawns a new agent process.
Start Command Center and the metrics agents, prompting for the gpmon password.
$ gpcc start -W
Password for GPDB user gpmon:
Starting the gpcc agents and webserver…
2018/03/22 17:51:51 Agent successfully started on 7/8 hosts
2018/03/22 17:51:51 View Greenplum Command Center at http://smdw:28080