Reviewing Block Device Details on the Application Server

After the nvme connect command completes, you can see the available block devices on the application server using the Linux lsblk command, or the nvme connect command.

The following example shows how to use the Linux lsblkcommand to list all block devices after the nvme connectcommand finishes.

Sample Command

$ lsblk

Sample Output

NAME        MAJ:MIN   RM   SIZE RO  TYPE MOUNTPOINT

nvme0n1     259:0      0    10G  0     disk

In this example output, you can see the 10GB NVMe/TCP device with the name nvme0n1. This name indicates the device is:

• From the NVMe subsystem
• The first volume on the NVMe subsystem 0

Your Lightbits storage cluster is now initialized and ready for use.

You can configure your applications to use this NVMe/TCP connected volume as you would with any other Linux block device.