lbcli get node
Gets information about the node associated with a UUID.
lbcli get node --uuid=<uuid> [flags]
Examples:
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# Get node information with UUID "123"
lbcli -J $JWT get node --uuid=<uuid>
# Get information of node by UUID in json format:
lbcli -J $JWT get node --uuid=32e7b7ab-4e6d-4b6c-8c4e-92710bcd9301 --output-format=json
Flag | Short | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
--uuid | string | Node UUID (required). | ||
--help | -h | bool | Help for node. |
This command returns the following fields for the node. The default output format is yaml. The JSON output format is also supported. The human-readable output only shows some of these fields.
Field | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
Name | String | Name that is given during cluster initialization. |
UUID | String | Node UUID. |
State | String | The current node state:
|
NVMe Endpoint | IP address: port | Endpoint for data path between the Lightbits server and the application server. |
Failure Domains | List of Strings | Failure domains that the node belongs to. |
In Local Rebuild | Boolean | Indicates if the node is in a local rebuild operation. |
Local Rebuild Progress | Percentage | Percentage of the rebuild operation. |
Replication Endpoint | IP address: port | Endpoint for the replication data path. |
Host Name | String | Host name identifier. |
Max Number of NVMe Devices | Integer | Maximal number of NVMe devices (SSDs) that the node can support. |
Num Managed Devices | Integer | The current number of managed devices needs to be < Max number of NVMe devices. |
EC | Bool | Indicate if erasure coding is enabled. |
Statistics | List of Integers |
See Appendix A: Common Statistics for additional information. |
Etag | String | An identifier for a specific version of a resource. |
Read Only | Bool | Indicate if the node is in a read-only state. |
Failure Info | String | Additional failure info. |
Status | String | Additional state info. |
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