How to view more details on Bamboo Elastic agent history
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Summary
In order to view more details on Bamboo Elastic agent history, please use the solutions mentioned below.
Environment
Bamboo 8+
Solution
Solution 1
You can use the Bamboo user interface to view your Elastic agent usage history. From the top navigation bar, select Administration > Elastic Bamboo > Agent history.
Solution 2
Use the below SQL query to run it against the Bamboo database to get the Elastic agent's history. This SQL is tested against a Postgres Database.
Elastic Agent history : tested in Postgres
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SELECT EI.NAME AS IMAGE,
Q.ELASTIC_INSTANCE_ID,
Q.CREATED_DATE,
Q.LAST_START_TIME,
Q.LAST_STOP_TIME
FROM QUEUE Q
JOIN ELASTIC_IMAGE EI
ON Q.ELASTIC_IMAGE = EI.ELASTIC_IMAGE_ID
ORDER BY Q.CREATED_DATE DESCExample output:
image | elastic_instance_id | created_date | last_start_time | last_stop_time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
XXXX-bamboo-agent-linux | i-0ce472cb9bc4dbf10 | 2022-11-09 01:20:03.56 | 2022-11-09 01:20:03.559 | 2022-11-09 04:12:35.76 |
XXXX-bamboo-agent-linux | i-0f15154fbddb8e392 | 2022-11-08 23:22:34.602 | 2022-11-09 00:56:59.189 | 2022-11-09 01:12:35.764 |
XXXX-bamboo-agent-windows | i-05ab4de2bdea73661 | 2022-11-05 00:05:34.785 | 2022-11-05 00:05:34.783 | 2022-11-05 01:05:47.982 |
Solution 3
To get more details about the IP addresses of the Elastic agent that has been created, you can get the information from the Bamboo application logs <BAMBOO_HOME>/logs/atlassian-bamboo.log files.
grep details from Bamboo application logs
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$grep -i 'Bamboo has detected that EC2 instance' logs/atlassian-bamboo*
logs/atlassian-bamboo.log:2022-11-17 14:12:30,794 INFO [elastic-pool-2-thread-1] [RemoteEC2InstanceImpl] Bamboo has detected that EC2 instance i-0bcc14a5b3ed2739d is now running at XX.XXX.XX.XXX.XXX
logs/atlassian-bamboo.log:2022-11-17 14:50:05,324 INFO [elastic-pool-2-thread-1] [RemoteEC2InstanceImpl] Bamboo has detected that EC2 instance i-09a5a5bbfa643fb2c is now running at XX.XXX.XX.XXX.XXX
logs/atlassian-bamboo.log:2022-11-17 14:50:05,324 INFO [elastic-pool-2-thread-5] [RemoteEC2InstanceImpl] Bamboo has detected that EC2 instance i-03cef9363944f1d95 is now running at XX.XXX.XX.XXX.XXXWas this helpful?