Status Command

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Command Argument Syntax

This command follows the standard space-separated syntax:

• Format: --flag value (NOT --flag=value)
• Multi-word values: MUST be enclosed in double quotes

Examples

# Correct ✅
/fractary-helm:status --env test

# Incorrect ❌
/fractary-helm:status --env=test

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Check health and status of monitored systems across all domains or specific domain.

Usage

/fractary-helm:status [options]

Parameters

• --domain <domain>: Specific domain (infrastructure, application) or all. Default: all
• --env <environment>: Filter by environment (test, prod). Default: all

What This Does

1. Routes to helm-director for domain status queries
2. Queries health from specified domain(s)
3. Returns detailed status information
4. Shows metrics and current state

Examples

All domains status:

/fractary-helm:status

Infrastructure status:

/fractary-helm:status --domain infrastructure

Production infrastructure:

/fractary-helm:status --domain infrastructure --env prod

Application status:

/fractary-helm:status --domain application

Output Includes

Health Status

• Overall health: HEALTHY, DEGRADED, or UNHEALTHY
• Per-resource status
• Active alarms/issues

Metrics

• Key performance indicators
• Resource utilization
• Error rates
• Latency

Environment Information

• Active environments
• Resources per environment
• Last deployment times

Issue Summary

• Count of active issues
• Severity breakdown
• Top issues affecting status

When to Use

Check status:

• During incident investigation
• Before making changes
• After deployments
• Regular health checks
• In response to alerts

Next Steps

After checking status:

• Investigate issues: /fractary-helm-cloud:investigate --service <name>
• View details: /fractary-helm-cloud:health --env prod
• Check dashboard: /fractary-helm:dashboard

Invocation

This command invokes the helm-director agent with status operation.

USE AGENT: helm-director with operation=status, domain from --domain parameter, and environment from --env parameter