chirp_status can look up Chirp server(s) using type, name, port, owner and version.
chirp_status by default lists type, name, port, owner, version, total and available storage of Chirp server(s)
When using chirp_status with long form option (-l), it lists additional information such as average load, available memory, operating system, up time, etc...
--where <expr> | |
Show only servers matching this expression. | |
-c,--catalog <host> | |
Query the catalog on this host. | |
-A,--server-space <size> | |
Only show servers with this space available. (example: -A 100MB). | |
--server-project <name> | |
Only servers with this project name. | |
-t,--timeout <time> | |
Timeout. | |
-s, --brief | Short output. |
-l, --verbose | Long output. |
-T, --totals | Totals output. |
-v, --version | Show program version. |
-d,--debug <flag> | |
Enable debugging for this subsystem. | |
-o,--debug-file <file> | |
Write debugging output to this file. By default, debugging is sent to stderr (":stderr"). You may specify logs be sent to stdout (":stdout"), to the system syslog (":syslog"), or to the systemd journal (":journal"). | |
-O,--debug-rotate-max <bytes> | |
Rotate file once it reaches this size. | |
-h, --help | Show help text. |
% chirp_statusTo show status of a particular Chirp server:
% chirp_status --where 'name=="server1.somewhere.edu"'To show status of Chirp servers which belong to a particular owner:
% chirp_status --where 'owner=="fred"'To show all details in JSON format:
% chirp_status --longTo show aggregate status of all Chirp servers using chirp_status:
% chirp_status -T