Examples
This page groups practical examples for common TRINITY situations.
Example 1 - check a newly delivered VM
hostname
uptime
ip addr
df -h
Expected reading:
- The machine answers
- The uptime is coherent
- The network is visible
- The main filesystem is mounted
Example 2 - identify a DDM context
lsblk
findmnt
cat /etc/os-release
Expected reading:
- Visible storage devices
- Mounted filesystems
- A lightweight Alpine userland
Example 3 - prepare a payment support message
Order reference: TRI-2026-00421
Payment provider: bank transfer
Observed status: pending for longer than expected
Invoice visible: no
Requested action: confirm whether settlement is still waiting
Example 4 - summarize a VM issue for support
{
"vm": "vm-trinity01",
"mode": "data_disk_mode",
"state": "online",
"issue": "service not yet returned to normal runtime",
"evidence": [
"hostname ok",
"filesystem mounted",
"application not started"
]
}
Example 5 - customer-side reading of the platform
TRINITY -> account, orders, invoices, documentation
UnyDesk -> remote access and assistance
UnyPort -> status, host data, service supervision