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Chapter 6. Viewing the history of your JBoss EAP server changes using the Management CLI

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The JBoss EAP Management CLI allows you to easily view the history of all the updates and reverts that you applied on your JBoss EAP server. The Management CLI provides you with a comprehensive list of changes on your JBoss EAP server when you run the installer history command. These include updates, reverts and other modifications to the channel configuration. If you need more detailed information about a particular change, you can investigate futher it by appending --revision=<Installation state> to the command. This allows you to access the specific revision’s details and gain deeper insights into the changes to your JBoss EAP server.

6.1. Prerequisite

  • You have a JBoss EAP server installed.

6.2. Viewing the history of your JBoss EAP server changes in a stand-alone or a managed domain

The following example describes how to use the JBoss EAP Management CLI to view the history of updates, reverts, or configuration changes on your JBoss EAP server in a stand-alone or a managed domain.

Procedure

  1. Launch the Management CLI:

    EAP_HOME/bin/jboss-cli.sh
  2. View the history of JBoss EAP changes:

    1. View the history of JBoss EAP changes in a stand-alone server:

      [standalone@localhost:9990 /] installer history
    2. View the history of JBoss EAP changes in a managed domain:

      [domain@localhost:9990 /] installer history --host=target-host
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