Starting with v1.10.0 we’ve released our CLI utility. With it, the most common tasks you’d have to run to manage your self-hosted version of OpenReplay can now be done with a simple command.

The CLI comes with every self-hosted version of OpenReplay.

The CLI has the following syntax:

openreplay [command] <service>

The list of available commands is:

• -h or --help: This command will display the list of commands and services available.
• -s or --status: If you want to know what’s the status of the deployed sevices ,this command will give tell you everything you need to know.
• -u or --upgrade: Used to upgrade your installation to the latest version available.
• -U or --deprecated-upgrade /path/to/old_vars.yaml
• -r or --restart: Allows you to restart all services. By doing so, you can fix unresponsive services.
• -R or --Reload: Reloads the configuration of a service, so use it only when you change something.
• -p or --install-packages: It updates all 3rd party dependencies (like kubectl, helm, etc).
• -i or --install domain.name.com: Install OpenReplay to the machine.
• -e or --edit: Edit installed OpenReplay configuration and reload.
• -l or --logs SERVICE: Shows the logs from one particular service.

The list of all services available to the CLI is:

• alerts
• assets
• assist
• chalice
• db
• ender
• frontend
• heuristics
• http
• integrations
• ngix-controller
• peers
• sink
• sourcemapreader
• storage
• image-storage
• video-storage

To get the deployment status, run the below CLI command:

openreplay -s 

The result would be something similar to this:

If you encounter any issues, connect to our Slack or check out our Forum and get help from our community.