Environment variables for tctl
What are the environment variables for tctl?
What are the environment variables for tctl?
You can install tctl in four ways, described in this topic.
How to operate Activity Executions using tctl.
How to provide a result and complete an Activity Execution using tctl.
How to fail an Activity Execution using tctl.
How to run admin-level tctl commands.
Running admin-level operations on clusters.
Adding custom Search Attributes to a Cluster.
Displaying Cluster information.
Showing existing search attributes.
Listing Cluster information.
Removing remote Clusters.
Removing custom search metadat from a Cluster.
How to run admin-level tctl commands.
How to clean up corrupted Workflows using tctl.
Scanning for corrupted executions in a database
Decoding payloads.
Decoding Payloads to Base64.
Decoding proto payloads.
Running admin operations on DLQ.
Merging DLQ messages.
Deleting DLQ messages.
Reading DLQ messages.
Overview of history_host commands
Describing the information in a history host
Providing the shardId on command
Run admin operations on membership
How to describe Cluster membership items
How to describe ringpop membership items
Admin-level operations on a specific shard
closing a shard with a given shard Id
Describes Id of shard.
displaying information on a Task within a shard
listing tasks for a given shard Id and Task type
removing a Task with given information
Operating admin-level Workflow Executions.
Deleting the Workflow Execution.
Description of Workflow Execution.
Refreshing Workflow Tasks.
Showing Workflow history.
A tctl batch command enables you to affect multiple existing Workflow Executions with a single command.
How to describe the progress of a batch job using tctl.
How to list batch jobs using tctl.
How to start a batch job using tctl.
How to terminate a batch job using tctl.
How to operate Temporal Clusters using tctl.
How to list all Search Attributes using tctl.
How to check the health of the Frontend Service using tctl.
How to operate custom Data Converters using tctl.
How to operate custom Data Converters using tctl.
How to specify the WebSocket URL of a custom Data Converter using tctl.
How to operate Namespaces using tctl.
How to describe a Namespace using tctl.
How to list all Namespaces using tctl.
How to register a Namespace using tctl.
How to update a Namespace using tctl.
How to operate Schedules using tctl.
How to backfill a Schedule using tctl.
How to create a Schedule using tctl.
How to delete a Schedule using tctl
How to describe a Schedule using tctl
How to list Schedules using tctl
How to toggle (pause/unpause) a Schedule using tctl.
How to trigger a Schedule Action using tctl
How to update a Schedule using tctl.
How to operate Task Queues using tctl.
How to list Task Queue partitions and the hostname for partitions using tctl.
How to operate Task Queues using tctl.
How to describe the poller information of a Task Queue using tctl.
How to list Task Queue partitions and the hostname for partitions using tctl.
How to operate Workflow Executions using tctl.
How to cancel a Workflow Execution using tctl.
How to count Workflow Executions using tctl.
How to show information about a Workflow Execution using tctl.
How to show information about a Workflow Execution for a specified Workflow Id and optional Run Id using tctl.
How to list open or closed Workflow Executions using tctl.
How to list all open or closed Workflow Executions using tctl.
How to list archived Workflow Executions using tctl.
How to show the progress of the Event History of a Workflow Execution using tctl.
How to show the progress of the Event History of a Workflow Execution for a specified Workflow Id and optional Run Id using tctl.
How to send a Query to a Workflow Execution using tctl.
How to reset a Workflow Execution using tctl.
How to reset a batch of Workflow Executions using tctl.
How to start a new Workflow Execution and get Workflow progress using tctl.
How to quickly list Workflow Executions without sorting using tctl.
How to show Workflow History using tctl.
How to show Workflow History for a specified Workflow Id and optional Run Id using tctl.
How to Signal a Workflow Execution using tctl.
How to query Workflow Executions with __stack_trace using tctl.
How to start a new Workflow Execution using tctl.
How to terminate a Workflow Execution using tctl.
tctl is a command-line tool that you can use to interact with a Temporal Cluster.