@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ A walk takes a range of heights and will walk from the heaviest tipset at the
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upper height to the lower height using the parent state root present in each
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tipset.
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- The type of data extracted by visor is controlled by 'tasks' that focus on
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+ The type of data extracted by lily is controlled by 'tasks' that focus on
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particular parts of the chain. For more information about available tasks
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see 'visor help tasks'.
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@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ chain. For watching incoming tipsets the blockstore must be connected and in
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sync with the filecoin network. Historic walks can be performed against an
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offline store.
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- While running, visor will maintain its own local blockstore and attempt
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+ While running, lily will maintain its own local blockstore and attempt
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to synchronise it with the filecoin network. For more information on running
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visor as a daemon, including how to initialise the blockstore, see
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'visor help daemon'.
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{
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Name : "monitoring" ,
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- Description : "Monitoring visor operation" ,
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+ Description : "Monitoring lily operation" ,
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Text : `Visor may be monitored during operation using logfiles, metrics and tracing.
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- The visor command recognizes environment variables and provides options to
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+ The lily command recognizes environment variables and provides options to
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control the behaviour of each type of monitoring output. Options should be
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supplied before any sub command:
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- visor [global options] <command>
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+ lily [global options] <command>
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Visor uses the IPFS logging library (https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs) to write
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application logs. By default logs are written to STDERR in JSON format. Log
@@ -254,7 +254,7 @@ destination of the logs.
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log levels formatted as name:level, for example
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'logger1:debug,logger2:info'.
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- In addition, visor supports some global options for controlling logging:
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+ In addition, lily supports some global options for controlling logging:
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--log-level LEVEL Set the default log level for all loggers to LEVEL.
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This option overrides any value set using the
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overrides any value set using the
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LILY_LOG_LEVEL_NAMED environment variable.
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- To control logging output while the visor daemon is running see 'visor help log'.
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+ To control logging output while the lily daemon is running see 'visor help log'.
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- During operation visor exposes metrics and debugging information on port 9991
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+ During operation lily exposes metrics and debugging information on port 9991
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by default. The address used by this http server can be changed using the
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'--prometheus-port' option which expects an IP address and port number. The
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address may be omitted to run the server on all interfaces, for example: ':9991'.
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LILY_TRACING Enable tracing. Set to 'true' to enable tracing.
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JAEGER_AGENT_HOST, Hostname and port of a Jaeger compatible agent that
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- JAEGER_AGENT_PORT visor should send traces to.
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+ JAEGER_AGENT_PORT lily should send traces to.
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- JAEGER_SERVICE_NAME The name visor should use when reporting traces.
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+ JAEGER_SERVICE_NAME The name lily should use when reporting traces.
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JAEGER_SAMPLER_TYPE, Control the type of sampling used to capture traces.
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JAEGER_SAMPLER_PARAM The type may be either 'const' or 'probabilistic'.
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