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.. -*- rst -*-
.. highlightlang:: none
.. groonga-command
.. database: commands_status
``status``
==========
Summary
-------
``status`` returns the current status of the context that processes
the request.
Context is an unit that processes requests. Normally, context is
created for each thread.
Syntax
------
This command takes no parameters::
status
.. _status-usage:
Usage
-----
Here is a simple example:
.. groonga-command
.. include:: ../../example/reference/commands/status.log
.. status
It returns the current status of the context that processes the
request. See :ref:`status-return-value` for details.
Parameters
----------
This section describes all parameters.
Required parameters
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
There is no required parameter.
Optional parameters
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
There is no optional parameter.
.. _status-return-value:
Return value
------------
The command returns the current status as an object::
[
HEADER,
{
"alloc_count": ALLOC_COUNT,
"cache_hit_rate": CACHE_HIT_RATE,
"command_version": COMMAND_VERSION,
"default_command_version": DEFAULT_COMMAND_VERSION,
"max_command_version": MAX_COMMAND_VERSION,
"n_queries": N_QUERIES,
"start_time": START_TIME,
"starttime": STARTTIME,
"uptime": UPTIME,
"version": VERSION
}
]
See :doc:`/reference/command/output_format` for ``HEADER``.
Here are descriptions about values. See :ref:`status-usage` for real
values:
.. list-table::
:header-rows: 1
* - Key
- Description
- Example
* - ``alloc_count``
- The number of allocated memory blocks that aren't freed. If
this value is continuously increased, there may be a memory
leak.
- ``1400``
* - ``cache_hit_rate``
- Percentage of cache used responses in the Groonga process. If
there are 10 requests and 7 responses are created from cache,
``cache_hit_rate`` is ``70.0``. The percentage is computed from
only requests that use commands that support cache.
Here are commands that support cache:
* :doc:`select`
* :doc:`logical_select`
* :doc:`logical_range_filter`
* :doc:`logical_count`
- ``29.4``
* - ``command_version``
- The :doc:`/reference/command/command_version` that is used by
the context.
- ``1``
* - ``default_command_version``
- The default :doc:`/reference/command/command_version` of the
Groonga process.
- ``1``
* - ``max_command_version``
- The max :doc:`/reference/command/command_version` of the
Groonga process.
- ``2``
* - ``n_queries``
- The number of requests processed by the Groonga process. It
counts only requests that use commands that support cache.
Here are commands that support cache:
* :doc:`select`
* :doc:`logical_select`
* :doc:`logical_range_filter`
* :doc:`logical_count`
- ``29``
* - ``start_time``
- .. versionadded:: 5.0.8
The time that the Groonga process started in UNIX time.
- ``1441761403``
* - ``starttime``
- .. deprecated:: 5.0.8
Use ``start_time`` instead.
- ``1441761403``
* - ``uptime``
- The elapsed time since the Groonga process started in second.
For example, ``216639`` means that ``2.5`` (= ``216639 / 60 /
60 / 24 = 2.507``) days.
- ``216639``
* - ``version``
- The version of the Groonga process.
- ``5.0.7``
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