Anyware Manager Health Status

In the case that there is an issue with Anyware Manager, the diagnose health command will provide an overview of Anyware Manager's health. The following command will provide a list of services that are in healthy and unhealthy state. The command will allow the user to determine the services that are unhealthy and run more specific diagnosis on the unhealthy service:

sudo /usr/local/bin/anyware-manager diagnose --health

Anyware Manager Proxy Configuration

When using a proxy, the diagnose health command could time out when trying to reach the vault. Add the vault IP address seen in the error to the no_proxy and NO_PROXY environment configuration.

The diagnose command lists all Anyware Manager services, but not all services are essential. The essential services for Anyware Manager are listed below. If any of these services are in an unhealthy state, the overall health status will be unhealthy:

"activitylog"
"activitylogconsumer"
"authorization"
"camadminconsolega"
"connectors"
"connectorsworker"
"deploymentmgmt"
"deploymentworker"
"docs"
"kafka"
"machinemgmt"
"machinemgmtdeleteworker"
"machinemgmtworker"
"machinemonitor"
"machinemonitorworker"
"poolmgmt"
"poolmgmtworker"
"secretmgmt"
"redis"
"resourcetemplates"
"resourcetemplatestore"
"userentitlement"
"userentitlementworker"