topic Re: Skyline Jumbo Hotfix Take in OpenTelemetry/Skyline

Skyline Jumbo Hotfix Take

route77 — Thu, 24 Jul 2025 06:43:50 GMT

Hello Community,

I'm trying to monitor Jumbo Hotfix Takes on multiple GW. I'm creating a new dashboard parsing data from Skyline. What i've noticed is that CP provides FW Build No e.g 997000046 that corresponds to each installed take (Take 99) in this case. However for all other values i need to manually map each FW build with the take e,g.:

996000055		Take 130
996000077		Take 170
996000062		Take 139
996000065		Take 150
996000070		Take 156
997000012		Take 26
997000024		Take 53
997000030		Take 65
997000037		Take 84
997000039		Take 89
997000043		Take 92
997000045		Take 98
997000046		Take 99
997000049		Take 105
996000033		Take 87

First of all i would like to confirm that this is the proper way to do this and, secondly if there is any other way to parse this data from CP.

Re: Skyline Jumbo Hotfix Take

Sven_Glock — Thu, 24 Jul 2025 08:42:54 GMT

When using Skyline this is the actual way it goes. I already asked per RFE for improvement and as far as I remember it is part of the roadmap

Re: Skyline Jumbo Hotfix Take

David_Evans — Thu, 24 Jul 2025 13:05:07 GMT

I am able to pull the jumbo with this query.

deployment_package_info{environment="$d_environment", host_name="$d_hostname"}

I convert the field Build to a number, change the name to Jumbo, sort on it and I get a list that looks like this. I do get some garbage in there sometimes at some jumbo versions... like jumbo 950..... I've never dug into why because the "real" numbers are in there.

Re: Skyline Jumbo Hotfix Take

route77 — Thu, 31 Jul 2025 05:06:17 GMT

Thanks David, This suits more with my concept. I can also combine it with major versions and hardware_model

Re: Skyline Jumbo Hotfix Take

route77 — Thu, 31 Jul 2025 05:07:08 GMT

Thanks David! This suits my queries much better and is easier to combine it with major versions and hardware_model.