Monitoring (Helm)
For CARTO Self-hosted using Kubernetes and Helm
This documentation only applies to advanced Orchestrated container deployments using Kubernetes and Helm
Ensuring the health and status of your CARTO Self-Hosted deployment is crucial for a seamless user experience. Follow the instructions below to verify the status.
Check status
You can check the status and health of your CARTO deployment with the following steps:
Open a terminal or use your preferred Kubernetes management tool.
Execute the following command to view the status of all pods:
Check the status column for each pod. A healthy deployment will show
Running
in the status column.Check the logs of each container using the following command:
Additionally, be aware that CARTO Self-Hosted is designed to internally monitor the health of each container. If any container reaches an unhealthy state, the system will automatically deploy a new container to maintain system stability.
Enable debug mode in CARTO Self-Hosted deployment
Debug mode in CARTO allows you to gather additional information for troubleshooting and diagnosing issues. Follow the steps below to enable the debug mode in a CARTO Self-Hosted installation.
Update your customizations.yaml file and apply the changes:
By regularly checking the status of your CARTO deployment, you can proactively address any potential issues and ensure a reliable and robust CARTO environment.
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