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Deprecated command

We no longer actively support this command, as we have deprecated the service graph. Please get in touch if you're interested in this functionality.

Description

Visualize or download the service graph from the Akita cloud.

This feature is available only for traces which were captured with the AKITA_DEPLOYMENT environment variable set, in a multi-service deployment.

Examples

$ akita get graph --service my-service --deployment prod

Return a textual representation of the API service graph. This shows which services have communicated with other services in your environment.

Flags

--service string

Specify the name of the service.

--deployment string

Specify the name of the deployment to view. (get timeline only.)

--start timestamp, --end timestamp

Specify the range of times to include in the graph. Timestamps must be given in RFC3339 format, like 2019-12-25T07:08:09Z.

--hide-unknown

Hide unknown vertices from the service graph. These vertices are those for which no service name could be discovered.

--output string

Specify an output format. The supported formats are:

• source (default): group the edges by source, so that you can see all the services used by one client. This is a textual representation with source on the left and target on the right.
• target: group the edges by target, so that you can see all the clients of one service. This is the same textual representation as source.
• dot: output a Dot representation of the service graph. This can be visualized with Graphviz or other tools. The edges in the graph are labeled with the number of API calls observed.

--vertices string

Determine what the target vertices of the graph represent. The supported values are:

• services (default): each node in the graph is a single service
• endpoints: the source vertex of each edge is a service, but the target vertex is a single API endpoint