tapagg
Gets statistics from the named TAP connections.
Description
TAP is an internal protocol that streams information about data changes between cluster nodes.
The command cbstats tapagg is used to get statistics from named TAP connections which are logically grouped and aggregated together by prefixes.
For example, if all of your TAP connections started with rebalance_ or replication_, you could call cbstats tapagg to request stats grouped by the prefix starting with .
This would return a set of statistics for rebalance and a set for replication.
TAP aggregated stats
Aggregated TAP stats allow named TAP connections to be logically grouped and aggregated together by prefixes.
For example, if all of your TAP connections started with rebalance_ or replication_, you could call cbstats tapagg to request stats grouped by the prefix starting with .
This returns a set of statistics for rebalance and a set for replication.
The following are possible values returned by cbstats tapagg :
| Stat | Description |
|---|---|
|
Number of connections matching this prefix |
|
Total length of queues with this prefix |
|
Number of items to be backfilled |
|
Total number of backoff events |
|
Total number of items drained |
|
Total number of items filled |
|
Number of items remaining on disk |
|
Number of remaining items for replication |