Debug
The following are some scenarios on how you may debug an issue while deploying SevOne Data Insight.
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1. | Are you logged in as root or sevone user? | All commands must be run as sevone user. |
2. | If you are performing a fresh deployment, have you checked that there are no IP-range conflicts. | Please refer to SevOne Data Insight Pre-Installation Guide > section Private IP Address Ranges for details on IP address ranges. |
3. | How can SevOne Data Insight, Kubernetes, Helm, SOA, and SevOne NMS application versions be obtained? | Execute the following command(s). On SevOne Data Insight machine,
On SevOne NMS appliance,
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4. | Is the Kubernetes cluster healthy? | Execute the following commands.
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5. | How can the application logs for a suspected pod be obtained? | Execute the following command(s). On SevOne Data Insight machine,
On SevOne NMS appliance,
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6. | How can traces for the request be obtained if it involves retrieving data from SevOne NMS? | Execute the following command(s).
On SevOne NMS appliance,
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7. | If an issue can be reproduced in the User Interface, how can the HAR output of the network responses be captured? | The HTTP Archive format (HAR) output of the network responses can be found in the Network tab of Chrome inspector.
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8. | What should you do if an issue is related to the User Interface? | You must collect the console logs from your browser. |
9. | What should you do if issues are related to the PDF files? | You must collect the logs from the printer, scheduler, and GraphQL containers. |