Returns information about a specific node. Note that you must specify a specific node using the --uuid flag.
Sample Command
lbcli get node --uuid=86b3f8ad-61a9-4423-97ec-55c301d9f09cA -J flag after lbcli indicates that the JWT is not stored in the lbcli configuration file.
Sample Output
UUID: 86b3f8ad-61a9-4423-97ec-55c301d9f09cclusterManagerMode: PassiveModeec: falsefailureDomains:- rack04-server78failureInfo: ""hostname: rack04-server78inLocalRebuild: falselocalRebuildProgress: 0maxNvmeDevices: 12name: server02-0nvmeEndpoint: 10.17.95.7:4420state: ActiveStatistics: effectivePhysicalStorage: "10442138753433" estimatedFreeLogicalStorage: "2041183177113" freePhysicalStorage: "2041183177113" logicalStorage: "8400956030976" logicalUsedStorage: "8400955576320" managedPhysicalStorage: "12002458632192" physicalUsedStorage: "8400955576320" physicalUsedStorageIncludingParity: "8400955782739"status: NoStatus"journalRaidDevice": { "deviceUUID": "5b05fa61:4a4d4677:8128bda8:4ae8b536", "memberDeviceSerials": [ "e913c069-e466-426d-8", "c56f1d6b-928e-4d2a-9" ]}Was this page helpful?