dawngerpony · July 13, 2016 12:26 · dawngerpony · Jul 13, 2016 · dawngerpony · Jul 13, 2016
diff --git a/monitor-load.bash b/monitor-load.bash
 #!/bin/bash
 while true; do
  echo -n "RED: "; fleetctl ssh [email protected] uptime
  echo -n "BLUE: "; fleetctl ssh [email protected] uptime
  sleep 15
 done
diff --git a/Relevant service names b/Relevant service names
 [email protected]					177bf386.../172.24.99.92	inactive	dead
 [email protected]						177bf386.../172.24.99.92	active		running
 [email protected]				177bf386.../172.24.99.92	inactive	dead
 [email protected]				07c72444.../172.24.151.154	active		exited
 [email protected]					07c72444.../172.24.151.154	inactive	dead
 [email protected]						07c72444.../172.24.151.154	active		running
diff --git a/Useful Neo4j CoCo commands b/Useful Neo4j CoCo commands

 ## measure resource usage on CoreOS box running Neo4j red.
 fleetctl ssh [email protected] top

 ## Check the status of all sidekick processes
 fleetctl list-units | grep ^neo | grep sidekick | awk '{print $1;}' | xargs -I '{}' fleetctl status {}

 ## Stop all sidekick processes
 fleetctl list-units | grep ^neo | grep sidekick | awk '{print $1;}' | xargs -I '{}' fleetctl stop {}

 ## Capture the load average of both neo4j boxes every 10 seconds ad infinitum
 while true; do echo -n "RED: "; fleetctl ssh [email protected] uptime; echo -n "BLUE: "; fleetctl ssh [email protected] uptime; sleep 10; done

 ## Moving the above script into its own file I can use tee to capture the output and send it to console as well for convenience.
 ./monitor-load.bash | tee load-average.out

 ## List all services that interact with Neo4j (read/writers and public API services, exclude sidekicks)
 fleetctl list-units | egrep '(\-rw\-red|\-rw\-neo4j\-red|public\-[a-z]+\-api)' | grep -v sidekick

 ## Shut down all the above Neo4j-related services.
 fleetctl list-units | egrep '(\-rw\-red|\-rw\-neo4j\-red|public\-[a-z]+\-api)' | grep -v sidekick | awk '{print $1;}' | xargs -I '{}' fleetctl stop {}
	#!/bin/bash
	while true; do
	echo -n "RED: "; fleetctl ssh [email protected] uptime
	echo -n "BLUE: "; fleetctl ssh [email protected] uptime
	sleep 15
	done
	[email protected] 177bf386.../172.24.99.92 inactive dead
	[email protected] 177bf386.../172.24.99.92 active running
	[email protected] 177bf386.../172.24.99.92 inactive dead
	[email protected] 07c72444.../172.24.151.154 active exited
	[email protected] 07c72444.../172.24.151.154 inactive dead
	[email protected] 07c72444.../172.24.151.154 active running

	## measure resource usage on CoreOS box running Neo4j red.
	fleetctl ssh [email protected] top

	## Check the status of all sidekick processes
	fleetctl list-units \| grep ^neo \| grep sidekick \| awk '{print $1;}' \| xargs -I '{}' fleetctl status {}

	## Stop all sidekick processes
	fleetctl list-units \| grep ^neo \| grep sidekick \| awk '{print $1;}' \| xargs -I '{}' fleetctl stop {}

	## Capture the load average of both neo4j boxes every 10 seconds ad infinitum
	while true; do echo -n "RED: "; fleetctl ssh [email protected] uptime; echo -n "BLUE: "; fleetctl ssh [email protected] uptime; sleep 10; done

	## Moving the above script into its own file I can use tee to capture the output and send it to console as well for convenience.
	./monitor-load.bash \| tee load-average.out

	## List all services that interact with Neo4j (read/writers and public API services, exclude sidekicks)
	fleetctl list-units \| egrep '(\-rw\-red\|\-rw\-neo4j\-red\|public\-[a-z]+\-api)' \| grep -v sidekick

	## Shut down all the above Neo4j-related services.
	fleetctl list-units \| egrep '(\-rw\-red\|\-rw\-neo4j\-red\|public\-[a-z]+\-api)' \| grep -v sidekick \| awk '{print $1;}' \| xargs -I '{}' fleetctl stop {}