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OceanBase Diagnostic Tool (obdiag) is a quick diagnostic tool for open-source OceanBase software. The features include gather\analyze\check OceanBase Diagnostic information. It can be executed with one click in different deployment modes of OceanBase clusters (OCP, OBD, or manually deployed by users according to documentation).

You can install obdiag by using these methods:

sudo yum install -y yum-utils
sudo yum-config-manager --add-repo https://mirrors.aliyun.com/oceanbase/OceanBase.repo
sudo yum install -y oceanbase-diagnostic-tool
sh /usr/local/oceanbase-diagnostic-tool/init.sh

To install obdiag on Python >= 3.8, run these commands:

pip3 install -r requirements3.txt
./dev_init.sh
source ~/.bashrc

The path of the configuration file for the diagnosed cluster is stored in ~/.obdiag/config.yml .You can directly edit the configuration file or generate the configuration file through the obdiag config <option> command

obdiag config -h <db_host> -u <sys_user> [-p password] [-P port]

• One-click cluster inspection
• One-click diagnostic analyze
• One-click root cause analysis
• One-click information collection
• One-click information display

For more details, please refer to Official docs

obdiag envisions an open community. We welcome your contributions in any form:

• Report bugs through Issues.
• Participate in or initiate discussions via Discussion.
• Contribute bug fixes or new features through Pull requests.

In case you have any problems when using obdiag, welcome reach out for help:

• GitHub Issue
• Official Website

Please add the OB community assistant (WeChat ID: obce666) and note "obdiag SIG", and the staff will contact you and guide you on matters related to joining SIG. We look forward to your active participation and valuable contributions!

Hey there, fellow developer! Want to be a part of our exciting project and streamline the code? Here's your step-by-step guide to making an impact:

1. Fork & Clone Your Personal Copy: Start by clicking the "Fork" button on the top right corner of our GitHub repository. This creates a copy of the project under your account. Next, clone this forked repository to your local machine using Git:

git clone https://github.com/your_username/your_repo_here.git

2. Make Your Magic Happen: Navigate to the cloned directory and start hacking away! Whether you're fixing bugs or adding innovative features, your contributions are invaluable.

3. Format your code with black tool 🎨

black -S -l 256 {source_file_or_directory}

4. Commit Your Changes: Once you've made your enhancements, commit them using Git.

5. Push to Your Fork: Push your changes back to your GitHub fork.

6. Open a Pull Request (PR): Head back to your fork on GitHub and click the 'New pull request' button. Compare your branch against the original repository's master/main branch, write a clear description of your changes, and submit that PR!

7. 🚀 Where Automation Kicks In 🤖

From here on, sit back as our GitHub Actions workflow takes over:

• Automated Build: Our carefully crafted workflow will automatically trigger, compiling your changes into both RPM and DEB packages.
• Quality Assurance: It doesn't stop at compilation; tests are also run to ensure the integrity of the build and your code's compatibility.

OceanBase Database is under MulanPubL - 2.0 license. You can freely copy and use the source code. When you modify or distribute the source code, please obey the MulanPubL - 2.0 license.