lbcli get nvme-device

Gets information about an NVMe device by its serial number.

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lbcli get nvme-device --serial-number=<serial> [flags]
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# Get a NVMe device information, specified by its serial number:lbcli -J $JWT get nvme-device -o json --serial-number=209a12a5-5003-4fbb-8​# Get information of nvme device by serial in json format:lbcli -J $JWT get nvme-device --serial-number=209a12a5-5003-4fbb-8 --output-format=json
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Flag	Short	Type	Default	Description
--serial-number		string		Serial number of the NVMe device.
--help		bool		Help for the nvme-device.

This command returns the following fields for NVMe devices. The default output format is human-readable. The JSON output format is also supported. The human-readable output only shows some of these fields.

Field	Type	Description
Name	String	The device name as it given by NVMe driver.
Size	Integer	Size of the device in bytes.
NUMA ID	Integer	Server NUMA on which the device is installed.
Serial	Integer	Device serial number.
Model	String	Device model.
Server UUID	Integer	Server ID on which the device is installed.
Node UUID	Integer	Node ID to which the device is attached. Note: No node UUID means that the device is unattached.
State	String	Healthy/Failed.
Failure Time	Time	Time of failure if device’s state is Failed.
Rebuild Completion Time		Time of completion of a rebuild (all of the data is EC-protected) if the device’s state is Failed.

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