- Overview
- Requirements
- Pre-installation
- Installation
- Post-installation
- Migration and upgrade
- Monitoring and alerting
- Cluster administration
- Product-specific configuration
- Troubleshooting
- Running the diagnostics tool
- Running the support bundle tool
Automation Suite on EKS/AKS Installation Guide
Running the support bundle tool
The Automation Suite support bundle tool collects application-level logs of UiPath® services and other software components, such as Istio, ArgoCD, etc. The Automation Suite support bundle tool also contains historical records you can use to analyze patterns when troubleshooting a problem. Detailed logs are particularly helpful when the potential root cause of an issue is not evident just by looking at the state of the cluster.
The Automation Suite support bundle tool is also needed when asking for guidance or a fix from the UiPath® Support team as they need it for analysis purposes.
The Automation Suite support bundle tool does not collect or store any PII or confidential data of you, your user, or your automation. UiPath® applications not not leak or log any confidential information in their records. At the platform level, the log collector is designed to mask any such critical information.
To generate the support bundle, run the following command:
./uipathctl health bundle input.json --versions version.json
./uipathctl health bundle input.json --versions version.json
This tool takes some time to gather and store all the logs in a temporary location on your local / management machine.
The following table lists the optional flags the support bundle tool support:
Flags |
Description |
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|
Specify the directory to store the support bundle. |
|
Boolean flag to skip the diagnostics report. By default, the bundle contains the diagnostics reports. You can use this flag to exclude the diagnostics report from the support bundle. |
|
Specify the namespace where UiPath Automation Suite is deployed. |
|
Specify additional components (comma separated) to include in the bundle (such as
--include=historical-logs ).
|
|
Specify components (comma separated) to exclude from the bundle (such as
--exclude=rke2-bundle ).
|
|
The start date to collect the historical logs in YYYY-MM-DD format. |
|
The number of days from the start date for which to collect the historical logs. |
|
Limits the size of the logs of running pods by providing the integer value in bytes. |
-
By default, if the
--from
flag is not specified, then the historical logs will be collected for the past 2 days starting from today, irrespective of the--days
specified. -
If the
--from
is specified and--days
is not specified, then the historical logs will be collected for 2 days starting from the specified start date.
.tar.gz
archive contains following files and folders:
File/folder |
Description |
---|---|
|
Contains the live logs (such as logs for current and previous instance of pods). |
|
Contains the event descriptions from all the namespaces. |
|
Contains the active prometheus alerts in the cluster. |
|
Contains the object descriptions for the server-preferred/custom namespace and cluster-scoped resources. |
Historical logs are not supported in EKS/AKS environments.