Robert Kloosterhuis, 2 march 2021
Found myself is a situation where I had to restart fluentd on every VM in a 130-node (!) TKGi(PKS) Kubernetes cluster.
Fluentd is managed through Monit, and you can run a command through the Bosh ssh command. In this case: sudo monit restart fluentd
So one of the customer admins that is way more fluent in bash that me, made this.
bosh -e <your bosh env> -d service-instance_e30c8cc7-ada0-4e70-9e72-455682749aaa vms |
awk '{print "bosh -e <your bosh env> -d service-instance_e30c8cc7-ada0-4e70-9e72-455682749aaa ssh "$1" -c "sudo monit restart fluentd""}'
> start-fluentd.sh
And then simply check and run start-fluentd.sh
The original article was posted on: thefluffyadmin.net
