Reference Guide

Alerts are typically cleared when the underlying problem has been resolved. However, some alerts might remain active even

after the problem has been fixed due to a race condition, system crash, or other issue. An active alert can prevent some

operations such as upgrading software or installing a patch.

Usage

Function System Operations

Mode Service

Usage Service

Requires service user password? Yes

Requires root privileges? Yes

May cause data unavailability? No

May cause data loss? No

Scope Cluster

Prerequisites None

Format

svc_alert [-h] {list,clear}

Optional arguments

Qualifier

Description

-h, --help Show the help message and exit.

Positional arguments

Qualifier

Description

list

List the active alerts.

clear

Clear an active alert using the alert id. The Alert id can be running the svc_alert list command.

Examples

svc_alert list --limit 30

list the 30 most recent active alerts.

svc_alert list --error_code 0x01800b02

list the active alerts with Error Code 0x01800b02, defaults to

displaying 20.

svc_alert list --error_code 0x01800b02 --limit 10

list the 10 most recent active alerts with Error Code 0x01800b02

svc_alert clear d129f881-dfc1-4298-a982-9cfde3f20f75

clear the alert with Alert id d129f881-dfc1-4298-a982-9cfde3f20f75

svc_alert clear d129f881-dfc1-4298-a982-9cfde3f20f75 --text "my reason"

Service Commands