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What is diag

diag is a tool to collect diagnostic data from TiDB clusters. It is mainly designed to be used for TiDB clusters deployed by tiup-cluster but could also be used for manually deployed ones and TiDB clusters on Kubernetes with limited features.

Quick Start

Use TiUP to install diag:

tiup install diag

Then use the diag command to collect data from a TiDB cluster:

tiup diag collect ${cluster-name} -f="-4h" -t="-2h"

Where ${cluster-name} is the name of TiDB cluster deployed by tiup-cluster, and the -f/-t arguments means to collect the diagnostic data from 4 hours ago to 2 hours ago based on the current time.

Online Clinic Service

The data collected from above procedures could be viewed locally for manual investigation or recording usage. There is also an online service that could parse these data and provide more analystic and diagnostic features.

To upload collected data to the PingCAP Clinic, please follow this guide.

Development

Some design and specification docs are in the docs directory.

File Structures

  • checker: a simple static checker used to parse collected data and list known issues
  • collector: a tool to collect system information of a server
  • scraper: a tool used to locate log and config files on remote server
  • cmd: command line entries for all these tools
  • pkg: shared packages

Building

  • Install Go version 1.16 or later
  • Run make build

The Makefile

Some extra entries are in Makefile and could be useful:

  • make check:run static code check
  • make test:run all unit tests
  • make build:build all binaries

Contributing to Diag

Contributions of code, tests, docs, and bug reports are welcome! To get started, take a look at our open issues.

See also the Contribution Guide in PingCAP's community repo.

License

This project is licensed onder Apache License Version 2.0.