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Operations commands

Observability

Section titled “Observability”
Terminal window
hyperlake observability samples
hyperlake observability query --cluster CLUSTER_ID --source loki --sql SQL
hyperlake observability query --cluster CLUSTER_ID --source prometheus --sql SQL

The source is a governed observability catalog. Loki presets can target workload logs, OPA decisions, lineage, or Trino logs. Prometheus queries can select metrics, labels, windows, and limits.

Governed services

Section titled “Governed services”
Terminal window
hyperlake service list
hyperlake service describe --service SERVICE_ID
hyperlake service execute --cluster CLUSTER_ID --service SERVICE_ID --action ACTION_ID --parameters '{}'
hyperlake service status --run RUN_ID
hyperlake service approve --run RUN_ID
hyperlake service cancel --run RUN_ID
hyperlake service rollback --run RUN_ID

Only server-allowlisted services and actions are executable. An operation may pause for approval. Use the canonical service ID returned by service list, not a display label or installation UUID.

Monitors and diagnostics

Section titled “Monitors and diagnostics”
Terminal window
hyperlake monitor list
hyperlake monitor run --id MONITOR_ID
hyperlake monitor history --id MONITOR_ID
hyperlake k8sgpt analyze --cluster CLUSTER_ID --filter Pod --explain

Monitor definitions can include expectations, schedules, and notifications. K8sGPT runs through the managed app/cluster identity path; it does not require users to paste kubeconfig or cloud private keys into the CLI.