deepsea-monitor - Starts the DeepSea stage execution progress monitor.
deepsea monitor
[--help] [--show-dynamic-steps] [--show-state-steps]
[--simple-output]
Starts the DeepSea stage execution progress monitor.
The progress monitor provides a detailed, real-time visualization of what is happening during execution of stages using salt-run state.orch commands in other terminal sessions.
The user must start the monitor before running any salt-run state.orch so that the monitor can detect the start of the stage’s execution.
If the user starts the monitor after issuing the salt-run state.orch command, then no execution progress will be shown.
--help
Shows the help message.
--show-dynamic-steps
Enables the visualization of
dynamic steps. Dynamic steps are steps generated by python
code or Jinja templates.
Caution: If you enable this option, you might see
execution steps that are generated by the monitor itself and
do not correspond to the real execution.
--show-state-steps
Enables the visualization of
Salt state intermediate steps. Only state steps that have
the option fire_event=True are shown
Caution: If you enable this option, the stage parsing
stage that occurs when the stage starts its execution might
take much longer, which will defer the execution progress
visualization for an undetermined period of time.
--simple-output
Enables a minimalistic visualization layout without colors. Useful when redirecting the monitor output to a text file.
deepsea.commands(1)