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astroctl_clusters_progress_stream

astroctl clusters progress stream​

Stream real-time cluster progress updates via WebSocket

Synopsis​

Stream cluster progress updates via WebSocket with catch-up and real-time events.

This command establishes a WebSocket connection that:

  1. First sends current operation events for catch-up
  2. Then streams real-time events as they happen

For complete historical events from all operations, use 'astroctl clusters progress history'.

astroctl clusters progress stream [cluster-name] [flags]

Examples​


# Stream real-time progress for a cluster (using positional argument)
astroctl clusters progress stream prod-cluster

# Stream progress for a cluster (using flag)
astroctl clusters progress stream --cluster-name prod-cluster

# Stream progress for a specific operation
astroctl clusters progress stream prod-cluster --operation-id op-123

# Stream progress with custom timeout (default: 5 minutes)
astroctl clusters progress stream prod-cluster --timeout 30

# Stream progress with timestamps in local timezone
astroctl clusters progress stream prod-cluster --local-time

# Stream progress for a specific operation (using flag)
astroctl clusters progress stream --cluster-name prod-cluster --operation-id op-123

# Enable debug mode to see raw WebSocket messages
astroctl clusters progress stream prod-cluster --debug

Options​

      --cluster-name string   Cluster Name to stream progress for
      --debug                 Enable debug mode to show raw WebSocket messages
  -h, --help                  help for stream
      --local-time            Display timestamps in local timezone instead of UTC
      --operation-id string   Operation ID to stream progress for (optional)
      --timeout int           Connection timeout in minutes (default: 5, max: 60) (default 5)

Options inherited from parent commands​

  -o, --output string   Output format (json|yaml) (default "yaml")

SEE ALSO​