chirp_status1

Usage

Overview

chirp_status is a tool for checking status of Chirp server(s).

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 FCchirp_statusFT with long form option (-l), it lists additional information such as average load, available memory, operating system, up time, etc...

Options

--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 to be sent to stdout (":stdout") instead.

-O,--debug-rotate-max=<bytes>

Rotate file once it reaches this size.

-h,--help

Show help text.

Environment

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FCCHIRP_CLIENT_TICKETSFT Comma delimited list of tickets to authenticate with (same as FC-iFT).

Exit status

On success, returns zero. On failure, returns non-zero.

Examples

To show status of all available Chirp servers using chirp_status:

% chirp_status

To 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 --long

To show aggregate status of all Chirp servers using chirp_status:

% chirp_status -T