Linux Commands, Metric Queries, and Resource Commands
Linux commands
Op supports the execution of Linux commands on resources specified by an Op resource query command
Example: op> host | .pod | .container | `ps aux`
Metric query
This query retrieves metric data on all the hosts from a prior resource query. If there is no prior resource query, Op will retrieve metric data on all hosts.
Examples:
op> host | cpu_usage | real_time = true | window(10s)op> container | metric_query(metric_names="container_cpu_usage_seconds_total") / 60 | real_time = true | window(10s)
Resource commands
The resources() and resource_path_entry() commands are used to define resource queries. In the example below, we show how we simplified resource queries (for example resources(type=”HOST”) | resource_path_entry(type=”POD”)) by using predefined symbols. The default symbol “host” was created like so: resource host = resources(type=”HOST”), and .pod will be replaced with resource_path_entry(type=”POD”).
Examples:
resources(type="HOST")(Typically written as host using substitution)resources(type="HOST") | resource_path_entry(type="POD") (typically written as host | .pod using substitution)host | limit=2pod | namespace="istio-system"
