lbcli list nvme-devices
List nvme-devices resources.
lbcli list nvme-devices [flags]Examples:
# List all nvme devices from a specific server by server uuid:lbcli -J $JWT list nvme-devices --server-uuid=32e7b7ab-4e6d-4b6c-8c4e-92710bcd9301| Flag | Short | Type | Default | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| --node-uuid | string | UUID of the node that the NVMe device belongs to. Note: Use UNMANAGED to list the unmanaged devices on a node. For example:
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| --server-uuid | string | List NVMe devices that are installed on a server based on its UUID. | |||
| --help | -h | bool | Help for nvme-devices. |
This command returns the following fields for each NVMe device. The default output format is human-readable.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Name | string | Device name as it given by th NVMe driver. |
| Size | integer | Size of the device in bytes. |
| NUMA ID | integer | Server NUMA on which the device is installed. |
| Serial | integer | UUID of the relevant NVME device. |
| State | string |
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| 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. |
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