Show Cluster Status

You can show the status information of the specified cluster with the following command:

ptk cluster -n <CLUSTER_NAME> status

If there are multiple clusters, you can list the status information of all clusters at once by specifying the -a parameter without knowing the cluster name:

ptk cluster status -a

PTK also supports specifying the --detail parameter to list the stream replication information for each instance in the cluster when viewing status:

ptk cluster -n <CLUSTER_NAME> status --detail

If the cluster status list is too wide to be easily viewed by folding the rows, you can add the -G parameter to display it vertically:

ptk cluster -n <CLUSTER_NAME> status -G

Cluster status definition

status	meaning
Normal	All instances of the cluster are normally available
Unavailable	The cluster is not available, or the primary node is not in a normal state
Degraded	Cluster is available, but some standby nodes are not
Stopped	All nodes of the cluster are stopped
MultiPrimary	Cluster has multiple primary instances

Instance State Definition

The instance status is consistent with the list defined by the database kernel, with the addition of SSH Disconnect

status	meaning
Unknown	Unknown State
Normal	Normal state
Need repair	Copy disconnected, pending repair
Starting	Instance startup in progress
Wait promoting	Waiting for role promotion
Promoting	Role promotion in progress
Demoting	Role demotion in progress
Building	Rebuilding in progress
Catchup	Catching up on logs
Coredump	Instance crashed
Stopped	Instance stopped
SSH Disconnect	Instance machine SSH connection failed