Description
I think it will be a very useful feature, especially for any automation process.
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As for now the main command to check status is:
{{ pmm-admin status}}
Problem: it's exposed only PMM Server version, not PMM client ( so to compare pmm client VS pmm Server version you need to run additional command)
Proposed solution:
- add 1 additional lines to pmm-admin status command about pmm-admin version
- rename section to PMM Client
What's expected
# pmm-admin status Agent ID: /agent_id/c2a55ac6-a12f-4172-8850-4101237a4236 Node ID : /node_id/29b2cc24-3b90-4892-8d7e-4b44258d9309 PMM Server: URL : https://x.x.x.x:443/ Version: 2.5.0 PMM Client: Connected : true Time drift: 2.152715ms Latency : 465.658µs pmm-admin version: 2.5.0 Agents: /agent_id/aeb42475-486c-4f48-a906-9546fc7859e8 mysql_slowlog_agent Running
How it looks now
root@mysql-s-1vcpu-1gb-fra1-01:~# pmm-admin status Agent ID: /agent_id/c2a55ac6-a12f-4172-8850-4101237a4236 Node ID : /node_id/29b2cc24-3b90-4892-8d7e-4b44258d9309 PMM Server: URL : https://x.x.x.x:443/ Version: 2.5.0 PMM-agent: Connected : true Time drift: 2.262132ms Latency : 457.064µs Agents: /agent_id/aeb42475-486c-4f48-a906-9546fc7859e8 mysql_slowlog_agent Running
Attachments
Issue Links
- relates to
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PMM-5926 Expose PMM-agent version in pmm-admin status command
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- Done
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