Generating AI Telemetry Information
To enable the server to generate telemetry information about AI, use these commands:
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installadm set-server --telemetry-enable
switches on the telemetry feature. -
installadm set-server --telemetry-frequency
integer specifies the frequency in seconds that telemetry data from the client is returned to the AI server for you to monitor. A zero (0) value means data is returned immediately. By default, this frequency is set to 120 seconds.
Note:
If thesstored
service is offline, the server does not send telemetry data even if you run the installadm --enable-telemetry
command.
For the two commands, you can use these options:
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--telemetry-success
specifies telemetry-related files the client feeds the AI server if the installation completes successfully. -
--telemetry-failure
specifies telemetry-related files the client feeds the AI server if the installation fails.For both options, specify one of the following values:
-
none
– no files are returned. -
intall_log
– the/system/volatile/install_log
is returned. -
all_logs
– in addition to the/system/volatile/install_log
, other various SMF install logs that were created during installation are returned. -
all_files
– all the files that are listed inall_logs
as well as the additional AI install files that are used to install the system are returned. -
files – files specified by the system administrator are returned.
-
smf-fmri – the log file for the specified SMF service FMRI is returned.
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For example, this command sets the server to generate all logs if failure occurs:
$ installadm set-server --telemetry-enable --telemetry-frequency 90 \ --telemetry-failure all_logs
Set the AI server for telemetry information before you start the installation. Transmission of telemetry information begins when the client is booted with the boot_archive
file.