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The suspend command stops execution of all tasks that are running on a cluster. The tasks can be resumed using the resume command. If you want to stop a specific task, use the task stop command.
This command stops execution of all tasks that are running on a cluster. The tasks can be resumed using the resume command.
When the suspend command is executed:
The running tasks are stopped
The scheduled tasks are canceled
Starting a task manually fails
The health check tasks are an exception and they run even after suspend.
sctool suspend --cluster <id|name> [--duration] [--on-resume-start-tasks] [flags]
-c, --cluster
¶The target cluster name or ID (envvar SCYLLA_MANAGER_CLUSTER).
--cron
¶Task schedule as a cron expression. It supports the extended syntax including @monthly, @weekly, @daily, @midnight, @hourly, @every X[h|m|s].
--duration
¶Automatically resume after the given duration X[h|m|s].
--enabled
¶Not enabled tasks are not executed and are hidden from the task list.
Default value: true
-h, --help
¶help for suspend
Default value: false
-i, --interval
¶–interval is deprecated, please use –cron instead
Time after which a successfully completed task would be run again. The supported units are:
‘d’ - days
‘h’ - hours
‘m’ - minutes
‘s’ - seconds
‘ms’ - milliseconds
The task run date is aligned with ‘–start date’ value. For example, if you select ‘–interval 7d’ task would run weekly at the ‘–start-date’ time.
--name
¶Task name that can be used insead of ID.
-r, --num-retries
¶Number of times a task reruns following a failure.
Default value: 3
--on-resume-start-tasks
¶On resume start tasks that were stopped by the suspend.
Default value: false
--retry-wait
¶Initial exponential backoff duration X[h|m|s]. With –retry-wait 10m task will wait 10 minutes, 20 minutes and 40 minutes after first, second and third consecutire failure.
Default value: 10m
-s, --start-date
¶The date can be expressed relatively to now or as a RFC3339 formatted string. To run the task in 2 hours use ‘now+2h’. The supported units are:
‘d’ - days
‘h’ - hours
‘m’ - minutes
‘s’ - seconds
‘ms’ - milliseconds
If you want the task to start at a specified date use RFC3339 formatted string i.e. ‘2018-01-02T15:04:05-07:00’. If you want the repair to start immediately, use the value ‘now’ or skip this flag.
--timezone
¶Timezone of –cron and –window flag values. The default value is taken from this system, namely ‘TZ’ envvar or ‘/etc/localtime’ file.
Default value: UTC
--window
¶A comma-separated list of time markers in a form [WEEKDAY-]HH:MM. WEEKDAY can be written as the whole word or only using the first 3 characters, HH:MM is an hour from 00:00 to 23:59.
‘MON-00:00,FRI-15:00’ - can be executed from Monday to Friday 3PM
‘23:00,06:00’ - can be executed every night from 11PM to 6AM
‘23:00,06:00,SAT-00:00,SUN-23:59’ - can be executed every night from 11PM to 6AM and all day during the weekend
Default value: []
--api-cert-file
File path to HTTPS client certificate used to access the Scylla Manager server when client certificate validation is enabled (envvar SCYLLA_MANAGER_API_CERT_FILE).
--api-key-file
File path to HTTPS client key associated with –api-cert-file flag (envvar SCYLLA_MANAGER_API_KEY_FILE).
--api-url
Base URL of Scylla Manager server (envvar SCYLLA_MANAGER_API_URL).
If running sctool on the same machine as server, it’s generated based on ‘/etc/scylla-manager/scylla-manager.yaml’ file.
Default value: http://127.0.0.1:5080/api/v1
This command reschedules the suspended tasks.
sctool resume --cluster <id|name> [flags]
-c, --cluster
¶The target cluster name or ID (envvar SCYLLA_MANAGER_CLUSTER).
-h, --help
¶help for resume
Default value: false
--start-tasks
¶Starts tasks that were stopped by the suspend command.
Default value: false
--api-cert-file
File path to HTTPS client certificate used to access the Scylla Manager server when client certificate validation is enabled (envvar SCYLLA_MANAGER_API_CERT_FILE).
--api-key-file
File path to HTTPS client key associated with –api-cert-file flag (envvar SCYLLA_MANAGER_API_KEY_FILE).
--api-url
Base URL of Scylla Manager server (envvar SCYLLA_MANAGER_API_URL).
If running sctool on the same machine as server, it’s generated based on ‘/etc/scylla-manager/scylla-manager.yaml’ file.
Default value: http://127.0.0.1:5080/api/v1
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