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We have issues currently with our cluster and it has been recommended that we don't run OpsCenter until we add some more nodes/scale up our current environment. That said, we obviously can't run the continuous repair with OpsCenter down and thus have to runs repairs once per week.

As such, I have them scheduled to run as cron jobs, I just was wondering today what do I look for in the logs to ensure that the jobs completed successfully? I "think" they finished fine, and nothing is currently running, but I was just wondered what the message/entry in the log file should be for a successfully completed repair.

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Look for "anti entropy" and "validation" errors in the system.log.

There are some scripts on github for continuous range repairs if your large manual jobs start failing.

Here's an example

OpsCenter repair is great, hopefully you'll be back on OpsC with more nodes. Also consider a side cluster for opsc. OpsCenter on a different cluster

phact
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