Track Status and Logs
A Velocity Environment is a group of Velocity Services that can be in different states. You can check the status of your Velocity Environment at any time using the following command:
veloctl env status
Watching environment exciting-friday-64 status...
Point in time: 2015-10-21T19:28:00Z
Service Status Version Public URI Tunneled
database Ready mysql:5.7
backend Ready ...6c6ed6e8d52388190 https://backend-exciting-friday-64.awesomedev.com True
worker Ready ...91698f97536e95126
Overall status: Ready
Your environment is ready! To develop on your services with command <CMD>, please run:
veloctl env develop --service backend -- <CMD>
veloctl env develop --service worker -- <CMD>
The following columns appear:
Column Name | Description |
Service | The service name |
Status | Pending / In Progress / Ready / Failed |
Version | The version of the service currently running |
Public URI | If the service can be exposed, its public URI will appear |
Tunneled | Will show if the service is currently developed on a local computer (using env develop ) |
# Tail all the logs in the environment
veloctl env logs
# Tail logs only from the 'backend' and 'worker' services
veloctl env logs --service backend --service worker
To better understand your connectivity to a Velocity Environment and the active debug sessions, you could leverage the following command:
veloctl status
veloctl version v0.2.0
Cluster connectivity (context: velocity-VELOACME): [OK]
Active Development Sessions
Environment Name Service name Command Process ID
sunday-shine website yarn start 40146
Active Tunnels
Local Address Remote Address
127.0.0.1:3002 backend:3002
Cluster connectivity
will verify your local machine can reach your Velocity Context and your Velocity Environment, to eliminate any issue that can arise from bad connectivity.Active Development Sessions
is a list of the veloctl env develop
sessions currently running on your machine. It helps you keep tabs on the Velocity Services you are running locally.Active Tunnels
is a list of connections that veloctl
created from your local machine to your Velocity Context in order for your Velocity Services to reach their dependencies.Last modified 3mo ago