tanzu kubernetes telemetry

Manages the status of VMware’s Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP) for management and workload clusters. This command group includes the following commands:

Note

These commands are deprecated. To manage CEIP for clusters, use tanzu telemetry metadata and tanzu telemetry participation instead.

Usage

CLI plugin: telemetry | Plugin version: v0.31.0 | Target: kubernetes

Syntax:

tanzu kubernetes telemetry [COMMAND]

When the tanzu kubernetes telemetry status and tanzu kubernetes telemetry update commands are used for Tanzu Kubernetes Grid with a standalone management cluster, run them against the management cluster. For more information, see Manage Participation in CEIP.

If your management cluster was created using Tanzu Kubernetes Grid v1.5 or earlier and has not been upgraded to Tanzu Kubernetes Grid v1.6 or later, use tanzu management-cluster ceip-participation to manage CEIP participation.

Global Flags

-h, --help

Help text.

tanzu kubernetes telemetry status

Gets the current CEIP status.

Usage

tanzu kubernetes telemetry status [FLAGS]

Example

To get the current CEIP status:

tanzu kubernetes telemetry status

Flags

-h, --help

Help text.

tanzu kubernetes telemetry update

Activates and deactivates CEIP participation.

Usage

tanzu kubernetes telemetry update [FLAGS]

Examples

To activate CEIP participation:

tanzu kubernetes telemetry update --CEIP-opt-in

To deactivate CEIP participation:

tanzu kubernetes telemetry update --CEIP-opt-out

To set your environment identifiers:

tanzu kubernetes telemetry update --csp-org-id "test-organization" --entitlement-account-number "MY-EAN" --env-is-prod false

Flags

--CEIP-opt-in

Activates CEIP participation.

--CEIP-opt-out

Deactivates CEIP participation.

--csp-org-id

Sets a cluster-wide CSP org ID. Empty string is equivalent to unsetting this value.

--entitlement-account-number

Sets a cluster-wide entitlement account number. Empty string is equivalent to unsetting this value.

--env-is-prod

Sets a cluster-wide value denoting whether the target is a production cluster or not. Supported values are true and false.

-h, --help

Help text.