| Check Procedure | Success Criteria |
|---|---|
| Login to any of the Cassandra nodes
via SSH. Use the following command to verify cluster status. Command: nodetool status ac WARNING: Newer
versions of Java require an additional parameter when executing the nodetool
command directly. If your Java is higher than 8.0.331,
add: to the nodetool command line. An error
resembling the following indicates that the additional parameter is
required: | The output of this command should show the current status of all nodes in the cluster. All "known" nodes should be displayed, and the status should be UN. See the example below for an example of the expected output. Status=Up (U), State=Normal (N) |
| Login to any of the Cassandra nodes
via SSH. Connect to the Cassandra database and then confirm that default tenant was created. Command: cqlsh -k ac `hostname` Command: select * from tenants; | The first command should log you in to the database.
The cqlsh:ac> command prompt should display. The second command should output the tenant name that you configured in the site_vars file when preparing for the install. See the example below for an example of the expected output. NOTE: Type exit and press <Enter> to close the cqlsh command prompt. |
Example: Output example of nodetool status ac.
Example: Output example of cqlsh commands.
