Show details of a specific odigos entity

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Synopsis

This command can be used for troubleshooting and observing odigos state for it’s various entities. It is similar to kubectl describe but for odigos entities.

  • odigos source of kind deployment:
odigos describe source deployment <name> [flags]
  • odigos source of kind statefulset:
odigos describe source statefulset <name> [flags]
  • odigos source of kind daemonset:
odigos describe source daemonset <name> [flags]

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Examples

    # Describe a source of kind deployment and name myservice in the default namespace
    odigos describe source deployment myservice -n default

Output:

Name:  myservice
Kind:  deployment
Namespace:  default

Labels:
  Instrumented:  true
  Workload: odigos-instrumentation=enabled
  Namespace: odigos-instrumentation=enabled
  Decision: Workload is instrumented because the deployment contains the label 'odigos-instrumentation=enabled'
  Troubleshooting: https://docs.odigos.io/architecture/troubleshooting#1-odigos-instrumentation-label

Instrumentation Config:
  Created at 2024-07-30 19:00:40 +0300 IDT

Runtime inspection details:
  Created at 2024-07-30 19:00:40 +0300 IDT
  Detected Containers:
    - Container Name: myservice
      Language:       javascript
      Relevant Environment Variables:
        - NODE_OPTIONS : --require /var/odigos/nodejs/autoinstrumentation.js

Instrumentation Device:
  Status: Successfully applied instrumentation device to pod template
  - Container Name: myservice
    Instrumentation Devices: javascript-native-community

Pods (Total 1, Running 1):

  Pod Name: myservice-ffd68d8c-qqmxl
  Pod Phase: Running
  Pod Node Name: kind-control-plane
  Containers:
  - Container Name: myservice
    Instrumentation Devices: javascript-native-community
    Instrumentation Instances:
    - Healthy: true
      Reason: Healthy

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Options

    -n, --namespace          namespace of the source being described (default "default")

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Options inherited from parent commands

        --kubeconfig string   (optional) absolute path to the kubeconfig file

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SEE ALSO

odigos cloudodigos install