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Implement status command #68
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What are the things that should be checked to get the status?
will these be sufficient to infer that the cluster is running or more parameters needs to be checked? |
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For getting the status, we first check if the vm is running after that checks if all the required clusteroperators are available, if both this conditions are met then we show the openshift status as running
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For getting the status, we first check if the vm is running after that checks if all the required clusteroperators are available, if both this conditions are met then we show the openshift status as running
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For getting the status, we first check if the vm is running after that checks if all the required clusteroperators are available, if both this conditions are met then we show the openshift status as running
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For getting the status, we first check if the vm is running after that we check if all the required clusteroperators are available, if both this conditions are met then we show the openshift status as running
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For getting the status, we first check if the vm is running after that we check if all the required clusteroperators are available, if both this conditions are met then we show the openshift status as running
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For getting the status, we first check if the vm is running after that we check if all the required clusteroperators are available, if both this conditions are met then we show the openshift status as running
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For getting the status, we first check if the vm is running after that we check if all the required clusteroperators are available, if both this conditions are met then we show the openshift status as running
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For getting the status, we first check if the vm is running after that we check if all the required clusteroperators are available, if both this conditions are met then we show the openshift status as running, additional information like disk usage and cache size also shown as part of the output.
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For getting the status, we first check if the vm is running after that we check if all the required clusteroperators are available, if both this conditions are met then we show the openshift status as running, additional information like disk usage and cache size also shown as part of the output.
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For getting the status, we first check if the vm is running after that we check if all the required clusteroperators are available, if both this conditions are met then we show the openshift status as running, additional information like disk usage and cache size also shown as part of the output.
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