Verify Synthetic Worker Deployment

After the synthetic worker is deployed, go to Availability Monitoring and click On-premise Vantage Points from the left pane. The synthetic worker is listed on the On-premise Vantage Points page.
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On-Premise Vantage Point

To verify if the on-premise vantage point is ready to be used, go to the Monitors page, click Create Monitor, and on the Run Settings page in the Create Monitor wizard, confirm that the newly created on-premise vantage point is listed in the Vantage Points drop-down list. For information on creating a monitor, see Create a Monitor.

Verify the Synthetic Worker Deployment on Standalone Compute

To verify the deployment on standalone host, do the following:
  • Check if docker container is running.
    docker ps
  • Check the container logs.
    docker logs <containerId or worker name>
    If the Synthetic Worker is created successfully, the last line of the logs should look like the following:
    Created worker with ocid: <generated ocid>

Verify the Synthetic Worker Deployment on Kubernetes

To verify the deployment on Kubernetes, do the following:
  • Check the container logs.
    kubectl -n <namespace> logs <podId>
    If the Synthetic Worker is created successfully, the last line of the logs should look like the following:
    Created worker with ocid: <generated ocid>
  • Check if the chart is installed in the namespace by running following helm command:
    helm ls --namespace <namespace>

    The chart status should be reported as DEPLOYED.

  • Check the status of the deployed helm chart by running following helm command:
    helm status <release-name> --namespace <namespace>

    The chart status should be reported as DEPLOYED and Pod(s) status should be reported as Running.

  • Check if the Worker Pod(s) is/are started:
    kubectl -n <namespace> get pods

    All Pods should be reported as Ready 1/1 and status Running.

  • Check the Worker log:
    kubectl -n <namespace> exec -it <any_pod_name> -- bash
    tail -f /workers/logs/application.0.log