db.serverStatus()
db.serverStatus()
Returns a document that provides an overview of the database process's state.
This command provides a wrapper around the database command
serverStatus
.
Behavior
By default, db.serverStatus()
excludes in its output:
some content in the repl document.
mirroredReads document.
To include fields that are excluded by default, specify the top-level
field and set it to 1
in the command. To exclude fields that are included
by default, specify the field and set to 0. You can specify either top-level
or embedded fields.
For example, the following operation suppresses the repl
,
metrics
and locks
information in the output.
db.serverStatus( { repl: 0, metrics: 0, locks: 0 } )
The following example includes all repl information in the output:
db.serverStatus( { repl: 1 } )
Initialization
The statistics reported by db.serverStatus()
are reset when
the mongod
server is restarted. The db.serverStatus()
command does not report some statistics until they have been
initialized by server events.
For example, after restarting the mongod
server,
db.serverStatus()
won't return any values for findAndModify
.
db.serverStatus().metrics.commands.findAndModify // No results returned
After you run an update query, subsequent calls to
db.serverStatus()
display the expected metrics.
{ "arrayFilters" : NumberLong(0), "failed" : NumberLong(0), "pipeline" : NumberLong(0), "total" : NumberLong(1) }
Note
The db.serverStatus()
method returns an error if a specific
object is queried before the counters have begun to increment.
If there haven't been any document updates yet:
db.serverStatus().metrics.commands.update.pipeline
Returns:
TypeError: db.serverStatus(...).metrics.commands.update is undefined : @(shell):1:1
Include mirroredReads
By default, the mirroredReads
information is not included in
the output. To return mirroredReads
information, you must
explicitly specify the inclusion:
db.serverStatus( { mirroredReads: 1 } )
Output
See serverStatus Output for complete documentation of the output of this function.