OceanBase Migration Service (OMS) supports telemetry. This topic describes the data collected by the telemetry feature.
The telemetry feature reports data in the following format:
{
"id": "OMS_UUID",
"reporter":"OMS",
"reportTime":1676358401,
"version":"4.2.3-CE",
"regions":
[
{
"id":1,
"nodes":1
}
],
"projects":{
"count":10,
"RUNNING":6,
"FAILED":0,
"FINISHED":4,
"switch2ob": 4,
"mysql2ob":10,
"ob2mysql":0
...
}
}
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| id | The ID of the OMS Community Edition cluster. The ID is generated when OMS Community Edition is deployed. |
| reporter | The name of the service that reported the data. |
| reportTime | The time when the data was reported. |
| version | The version of OMS Community Edition. |
| regions | The information about the region of OMS Community Edition. |
| ├─ id | The ID of the region where OMS Community Edition is deployed. |
| ├─ nodes | The number of nodes in the region. |
| projects | The information about the task. |
| ├─ count | The total number of tasks. |
| ├─ RUNNING | The number of running tasks. |
| ├─ FAILED | The number of failed tasks. |
| ├─ FINISHED | The number of completed tasks. |
| ├─ switch2ob | The number of tasks that have switched the business to OceanBase Database Community Edition. |
| ├─ mysql2ob | The number of tasks that migrate data from a MySQL database to OceanBase Database Community Edition. |
| ├─ ob2mysql | The number of tasks that migrate data from OceanBase Database Community Edition to a MySQL database. |
| ... | The number of tasks in other migration directions. The parameter name is in the format of source2destination. You can use various types of databases as the migration sources and destinations. |
