For problems that are related to a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) high-availability cluster for SAP, provide the following information to Cloud Customer Care as soon as you can:
A complete and detailed description of the problem or error, including the following:
- The current application or system state.
- The date and time when the error occurred.
- If you're facing a performance issue with your SAP workload, then gather diagnostic information about SAP workload performance.
If you are using Google Cloud's Agent for SAP, then you can generate and share the support bundle.
If you aren't using Google Cloud's Agent for SAP, then collect information about the cluster, including configuration details, system information, and diagnostic information, which includes the following:
If you have the Red Hat
sos
package or can install it, use thesosreport
tool to collect the cluster information.To install the
sos
package:sudo yum install -y sos
Run the
sosreport
tool on all cluster nodes:sosreport
If don't have the
sos
package, you can run thecrm_report
tool on all cluster nodes and provide the Corosync logs.Specify a start time (from time) that is approximately 1 hour before the issue occurred. Specify an end time (to time) that is at least an hour after the issue was resolved.
Run the
crm_report
on all nodes, specifying the from time and to time on the '-f' and '-t' flags, respectively.crm_report -f "yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm" -t "yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm"
For RHEL 7, additionally provide the log file
/var/log/cluster/corosync.log
for the cluster software from each cluster node.
For more information about the
sosreport
tool, see What is an sos report and how to create one in Red Hat Enterprise Linux?.