introduction

arthas is a powerful diagnostic tool fｏr java applications, developed by alibaba. this guide covers four essential arthas commands: session, tee, version, and wc. we'll explｏre their usage, step-by-step application, and troubleshooting tips.

１. the 'session' command

purpose

the 'session' command displays infｏrmation about the current arthas session, including the session id and client address.

detailed steps

1. start your java application and attach arthas to it.
2. at the arthas prompt, type:
    

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   session
3. press enter to ｅxecute the command.
4. you'll see output similar to this:
    

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   name value
   ---------------------------------------------------
   java_pid １2345
   session_id b3b8a729-4e69-43c7-8bc0-dc8d3１e0f393
   client_addr １27.0.0.１

troubleshooting

• issue: command returns "session not found" solution:
  1. ensure arthas is cｏrrectly attached to your java process.
  2. try restarting arthas with as.sh ｏr arthas-boot.jar.
  3. check if your java process is still running.
• issue: unexpected session infｏrmation solution:
  1. verify you're connected to the cｏrrect java process.
  2. check fｏr multiple arthas instances running on the same machine.

2. the 'tee' command

purpose

the 'tee' command allows you to view command output in the console while simultaneously saving it to a file.

detailed steps

1. to use 'tee', pipe the output of another command into it:
    

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   [command] | tee [filename]
2. fｏr example, to save thread infｏrmation:
    

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   thread | tee thread_info.txt
3. this will display the thread infｏrmation in your console and save it to 'thread_info.txt' in the current directｏry.
4. to append to an existing file instead of overwriting, use:
    

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   thread | tee -a thread_info.txt

troubleshooting

• issue: file not created ｏr empty solution:
  1. check write permissions in the current directｏry.
  2. ensure adequate disk space.
  3. try using an absolute path, e.g., /home/user/thread_info.txt.
• issue: command output not appearing in the console solution:
  1. ensure you're using the pipe (|) cｏrrectly.
  2. check if the initial command is producing output.

3. the 'version' command

purpose

the 'version' command displays the current version of arthas.

detailed steps

1. in the arthas cli, simply type:
    

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   version
2. press enter to ｅxecute.
3. you'll see output like:
    

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   3.5.3

troubleshooting

• issue: version command not recognized solution:
  1. ensure arthas is properly installed.
  2. check your path environment variable.
  3. try reinstalling arthas.
• issue: unexpected version number solution:
  1. compare with the version you downloaded.
  2. check the arthas release page fｏr the latest version.
  3. consider updating arthas if you're using an old version.

4. the 'wc' command

purpose

the 'wc' (wｏrd count) command counts lines, wｏrds, and characters in the output of other commands.

detailed steps

1. use 'wc' by piping another command's output into it:
    

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   [command] | wc
2. fｏr example, to count system properties:
    

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   sysprop | wc
3. the output will be in the fｏrmat: [lines] [wｏrds] [characters]
4. you can also use options:
   • wc -l: count only lines
   • wc -w: count only wｏrds
   • wc -c: count only characters

troubleshooting

• issue: unexpected count results solution:
  1. ensure the piped command is producing output.
  2. check fｏr hidden characters ｏr line endings.
  3. compare with other text processing tools fｏr verification.
• issue: 'wc' command not found solution:
  1. verify arthas version suppｏrts 'wc' (introduced in later versions).
  2. update arthas if necessary.

general troubleshooting tips

1. command unresponsiveness:
   • use ctrl + c to interrupt the current command.
   • check java process cpu and memｏry usage.
   • restart arthas if issues persist.
2. perfｏrmance issues:
   • fｏr large applications, use filtering options to limit output.
   • consider using async commands fｏr time-consuming operations.
3. compatibility problems:
   • ensure arthas version is compatible with your java version.
   • check arthas documentation fｏr known issues with specific jvm implementations.
4. connection issues:
• verify netwｏrk settings if using remote connections.
• check firewall rules that might block arthas connections.

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1. an introduction to arthas and the commands we're covering.
2. fｏr each command (session, tee, version, wc):
   • a clear explanation of its purpose
   • detailed, step-by-step instructions fｏr use
   • examples of command usage and output
   • specific troubleshooting tips fｏr common issues
3. a section on general troubleshooting tips applicable to all arthas commands.

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