Please check Releases for the relevant version. Version suffix match the corresponding on-premise version, ie this tool v1.0.2-2.8
is for Codefresh On-prem v2.8
.
docker run quay.io/codefresh/index-alignment:<version> --help
Options:
-h, --help display help for command
Commands:
dump [options] [Internal] Dump all indexes from a MongoDB instance
stats [options] Get stats for all collections from a MongoDB instance
compare [options] Compare indexes from a target MongoDB instance with a recommended dump
sync [options] Sync indexes from a recommended dump with a target MongoDB instance. The command
will fail if it is required to create indexes on heavily populated collections and
the `--force` flag has not been specified
help [command] display help for command
To use, TLS certificates must be mounted into the container. Please read the help for the corresponding command to learn more about the available TLS flags.
docker run \
--volume </host/path/to/cert.pem>:/tmp/cert.pem \
--volume </host/path/to/ca.pem>:/tmp/ca.pem \
quay.io/codefresh/index-alignment:<version> \
stats \
--tls \
--tlsCertificateKeyFile="/tmp/cert.pem" \
--tlsCAFile="/tmp/ca.pem" \
--uri=<mongo-uri>
Compare indexes from a target MongoDB instance with a recommended dump.
All logs are written to the STDERR stream, so they can be easily separated from the actual output, which is written to STDOUT.
We recommend redirecting the output of compare
command to JSON file.
Important
The credentials under which the command is run must have read access to all databases controlled by Codefresh.
Options:
-p, --product <product> Codefresh product: classic | gitops
-u, --uri <uri> MongoDB URI
--tls Use TLS for the connection. If you are using a self-signed certificate,
you may also need to specify "--tlsCAFile" and/or
"--tlsCertificateKeyFile" (default: false)
--tlsInsecure Allow insecure TLS connections (do not validate CA) (default: false)
--tlsCAFile <path> Specifies the location of a local .pem file that contains the root
certificate chain from the Certificate Authority. This file is used to
validate the certificate presented by the mongod/mongos instance
--tlsCertificateKeyFile <path> Specifies the location of a local .pem file that contains either the
client's TLS/SSL certificate and key
-m --db-map [dump-db-name=target-db-name...] Map the databases in the dump with the target databases. We have our own naming convention for the production databases, but it is up to the customers to name their databases (default: ["google_production=codefresh","chart-manager=charts-manager","kubernetes-monitor=k8s-monitor"])
-h, --help display help for command
Example:
docker run quay.io/codefresh/index-alignment:<version> compare --product "classic" --uri "<db-uri>" > classic-diff.json
docker run quay.io/codefresh/index-alignment:<version> compare --product "gitops" --uri "<db-uri>" > gitops-diff.json
Get stats for all collections from a MongoDB instance. Following commands will be executed:
-
dbStats
command (doc); -
$collStats
aggregation (doc); -
$indexStats
aggregation (doc); -
$planCacheStats
aggregation (doc); -
queries
_id
of the oldest doc in each collection.
Important
The credentials under which the command is run must have permissions to execute the commands specified above.
All logs are written to the STDERR stream, so they can be easily separated from the actual output, which is written to STDOUT.
We recommend redirecting the output of stats
command to JSON file.
Options:
-u, --uri <uri> MongoDB URI
--tls Use TLS for the connection. If you are using a self-signed certificate,
you may also need to specify "--tlsCAFile" and/or
"--tlsCertificateKeyFile" (default: false)
--tlsInsecure Allow insecure TLS connections (do not validate CA) (default: false)
--tlsCAFile <path> Specifies the location of a local .pem file that contains the root
certificate chain from the Certificate Authority. This file is used to
validate the certificate presented by the mongod/mongos instance
--tlsCertificateKeyFile <path> Specifies the location of a local .pem file that contains either the
client's TLS/SSL certificate and key
-h, --help display help for command
Example:
docker run quay.io/codefresh/index-alignment:<version> stats --uri "<db-uri>" > db-stats.json
Caution
This command changes indexes in the target DB, which may have performance impact.
We strongly advice to NOT use this command against production DB because of possible performance impact. Instead, use compare
command to get the diff, then consider eliminating index diff manually during maintainance window.
Sync indexes from a recommended dump with a target MongoDB instance. The command will fail if it is required to create indexes on heavily populated collections and the --force
flag has not been specified
Options:
-p, --product <product> Codefresh product: classic | gitops
-u, --uri <uri> MongoDB URI
--tls Use TLS for the connection. If you are using a self-signed certificate,
you may also need to specify "--tlsCAFile" and/or
"--tlsCertificateKeyFile" (default: false)
--tlsInsecure Allow insecure TLS connections (do not validate CA) (default: false)
--tlsCAFile <path> Specifies the location of a local .pem file that contains the root
certificate chain from the Certificate Authority. This file is used to
validate the certificate presented by the mongod/mongos instance
--tlsCertificateKeyFile <path> Specifies the location of a local .pem file that contains either the
client's TLS/SSL certificate and key
-f --force Create indexes even on heavily populated collections, which may take a while
-m --db-map [dump-db-name=target-db-name...] Map the databases in the dump with the target databases. We have our own naming convention for the production databases, but it is up to the customers to name their databases (default: ["google_production=codefresh","chart-manager=charts-manager","kubernetes-monitor=k8s-monitor"])
-h, --help display help for command