This article aims to explain the use of the dev:dump-create command. The output of the command creates a compressed file containing the latest logs, bundle, and feature statuses, along with a heap dump file. This can be used to help troubleshoot an ESB Runtime container.
To run the command:
Open the Runtime console.
If the service is already running, in the Runtime container's "bin" folder, run the "client" script.
If the Runtime is not active, run the "trun" script.
Execute this command:
dev:dump-create
The execution may take a few seconds.
If you want to exclude the head dump file, leading to a smaller file and quicker execution, use this optional flag:
--no-heap-dump
A dump zip will be located in the main folder of the Runtime container:
The dump file includes:
Latest logs: audit.log, em.log, tesb.log
bundles.txt
environment.txt
features.txt
heapdump.hprof (VisualVM can be used to view this file)