Introduction
This is release 1.7.2 of the Coherence Command Line Interface (CLI).
For more information, see the README.
Installing
See here for installation instructions.
Upgrading
If you already have the CLI installed, you can run cohctl version -u
to see if you have the latest version.
Getting Started
To get started, visit the Coherence CLI documentation and follow the instructions to install and start using the CLI.
Updates / Changes
- Command updates:
- Added
cohctl force recovery
to force persistence recovery
Warning: This operation may lead to the partial or full data loss of the corresponding cache service and should be used only in extreme circumstances as required - Added
cohctl get service-ownership
to show the primary and backup(s) ownership for a service
- Added
- Creating clusters
- Add the ability for cohql to connect via gRPC proxy, example
cohctl create cluster my-cluster -a coherence-grpc-proxy,coherence-java-client
cohctl start cohql -G
- Added the ability to specify
--rack
--machine
or--site
when creating, starting or scaling clusters
- Add the ability for cohql to connect via gRPC proxy, example
- Monitor clusters:
- Add default-federation and default-members panels
- Add option
-D
to disable padding on load
- Other Updates
- Updated to work with the latest Coherence CE and commercial releases and patches
Known Issues
- If you use the new command completion for services or caches, and your services or caches contains a $, then the completion may not work correctly
Please raise an issue here if you have any problems.
You can also join our public Slack Channel.
Full Change List
Full Changelog: 1.7.1...1.7.2