kapacitor record batch
The kapacitor record batch command records the result of a Kapacitor batch task.
Once the recording is stopped, the command outputs the recording ID.
If no recording ID is specified, Kapacitor assigns a random ID.
The command requires the following:
- Time range to query: Use the
-pastflag or-startand-stopflags - Task ID: Use the
-taskflag
To replay the recording, see kapacitor replay.
Usage
kapacitor record batch [flags]Flags
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
-no-wait | Run recording in the background |
-past | Set start time via now - past |
-recording-id | ID to assign to the recording |
-start | Start time for the set of queries |
-stop | Stop time for the set of queries (default is now) |
-task | Required: Task ID (uses the queries in the task) |
Examples
- Record a batch task using an absolute time range
- Record a batch task using a relative time range
- Record a batch task and assign a custom recording ID
Record a batch task using an absolute time range
kapacitor record batch \
-task example-task-id \
-start 2023-01-01T00:00:00Z \
-stop 2023-06-01T00:00:00ZRecord a batch task using a relative time range
kapacitor record batch \
-task example-task-id \
-past 90dRecord a batch task and assign a custom recording ID
kapacitor record batch \
-task example-task-id \
-past 90d \
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