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[[Pivotal/BOSH|BOSH]] | [[Pivotal/BOSH/CLI|BOSH CLI]] | [[Pivotal/BOSH/Quick_Reference|Quick Reference]] | [[Pivotal/BOSH|BOSH]] | [[Pivotal/BOSH/CLI|BOSH CLI]] | [[Pivotal/BOSH/Quick_Reference|Quick Reference]] | ||
| − | =Obtain Logs= | + | =Obtain BOSH Director Logs= |
Obtaining Logs from the BOSH Director.<br /> | Obtaining Logs from the BOSH Director.<br /> | ||
Start by logging into your Ops Manager via SSH. If using vSphere, use your admin password and <b><code>ubuntu</code></b> as a username | Start by logging into your Ops Manager via SSH. If using vSphere, use your admin password and <b><code>ubuntu</code></b> as a username | ||
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Next, through the Ops Manager GUI, select the BOSH Director tile and make a note of the (2) following items: | Next, through the Ops Manager GUI, select the BOSH Director tile and make a note of the (2) following items: | ||
* IP Address: Under the <b>status</b> tab, record the IP Address of your BOSH Director | * IP Address: Under the <b>status</b> tab, record the IP Address of your BOSH Director | ||
| − | * Username/Password: Under the < | + | * Username/Password: Under the <b>credentials</b> tab, record the Username and Password from <b><code>vm credentials</code></b> |
Now, using your ops manager ssh session, log in the BOSH Director like so: | Now, using your ops manager ssh session, log in the BOSH Director like so: | ||
| − | < | + | <nowiki>~$ ssh {vm_credentials_username}@{bosh_director_ip} |
>{vm_credentials_password} | >{vm_credentials_password} | ||
ie. | ie. | ||
~$ ssh [email protected]</nowiki> | ~$ ssh [email protected]</nowiki> | ||
| − | Finally we can obtain the logs we need. Let's start by bundling them into a tar ball. | + | Finally we can obtain the logs we need. Let's start by bundling them into a tar ball into vcap's home directory and then making vcap owner. |
<nowiki>~$ sudo -i | <nowiki>~$ sudo -i | ||
| − | ~$tar zcvhf | + | ~$ tar zcvhf /home/vcap/bosh_logs.tgz /var/vcap/sys/log |
| + | ~$ chown vcap:vcap /home/vcap/bosh_logs.tgz</nowiki> | ||
| + | Lastly, SCP these to the ops manager so that you can then scp them to your local machine. You could also directly ssh/sftp/ftp them if you have such available and are familiar with the steps. | ||
| + | <nowiki>~$ scp /home/vcap/bosh_logs.tgz [email protected]:"/home/ubuntu/"</nowiki> | ||
| + | Finally copying the bosh_logs onto your local machine. In this example i'm using a mac and have disconnected from the bosh director and ops man. | ||
| + | <nowiki>[~] scp [email protected]:"/home/ubuntu/bosh_logs.tgz" /Users/John/Downloads/</nowiki> | ||
Latest revision as of 10:48, 27 August 2018
BOSH | BOSH CLI | Quick Reference
[edit] Obtain BOSH Director Logs
Obtaining Logs from the BOSH Director.
Start by logging into your Ops Manager via SSH. If using vSphere, use your admin password and ubuntu as a username
~$ ssh [email protected]
Next, through the Ops Manager GUI, select the BOSH Director tile and make a note of the (2) following items:
- IP Address: Under the status tab, record the IP Address of your BOSH Director
- Username/Password: Under the credentials tab, record the Username and Password from
vm credentials
Now, using your ops manager ssh session, log in the BOSH Director like so:
~$ ssh {vm_credentials_username}@{bosh_director_ip}
>{vm_credentials_password}
ie.
~$ ssh [email protected]
Finally we can obtain the logs we need. Let's start by bundling them into a tar ball into vcap's home directory and then making vcap owner.
~$ sudo -i ~$ tar zcvhf /home/vcap/bosh_logs.tgz /var/vcap/sys/log ~$ chown vcap:vcap /home/vcap/bosh_logs.tgz
Lastly, SCP these to the ops manager so that you can then scp them to your local machine. You could also directly ssh/sftp/ftp them if you have such available and are familiar with the steps.
~$ scp /home/vcap/bosh_logs.tgz [email protected]:"/home/ubuntu/"
Finally copying the bosh_logs onto your local machine. In this example i'm using a mac and have disconnected from the bosh director and ops man.
[~] scp [email protected]:"/home/ubuntu/bosh_logs.tgz" /Users/John/Downloads/
