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On the user laptop, the operator needs to use the token when issuing commands e.g.:
‘docker … edge-view-query -token <jwt-string> [ -inst <1-5> ] <query-cmd>’
The operator does not need to know explicitly where the dispatcher is, which edge-node he/she will connect to or where the edge-node is located.
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To see more detail help, issue the command with '-h', for example 'app -h':
edge-view-query.script app -h
app[/app-string] - to display all the app or one specific app
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log search for string in the device log or application log. It can specify the time duration, either with a number(for hours) or with exact RFC3339 format. For example to search "panic:" in the log:
edge-view-query.script log/panic: -time 0-0.5 5 (for now back to half an hour before)
or in exact timestamp duration and output in json format:
edge-view-query.script log/panic: -time 2022-03-31T23:51:48Z-2022-03-31T23:45:00Z -json
Pub/Sub Info
those are all the pub/sub info the edge-view can query for:
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one can use comma to display multiple of them, e.g.:
edge-view-query.script pub/zedrouter,nim
one can also use '/' to give a substring of the topic, say from zedrouter and topic related to networkstatus:
edge-view-query.script pub/zedrouter/networkstatus
TCP Sessions
Edge-view TCP session command allows the user's laptop to be 'merged' into EVE's network for various TCP based operations. For instance, it can allow the user on the laptop to ssh into the EVE device, or ssh into one of the applications; The user can use VNC client to the console port of the VM/app or use browser for the HTTP services. e.g.
edge-view.script tcp/localhost:22/10.1.0.129:8080
the above TCP command allows the user to ssh (in another terminal) into the EVE device using port 9001, and also it allows the local browser to use 'http://localhost:9002' to the application HTTP service of one of the app on the device.
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