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ECLAT-LSISTAT(1) Eclat User Reference ECLAT-LSISTAT(1) NAME eclat-lsistat, eclat-describe-instance-status - describe status of EC2 in- stances SYNOPSIS eclat lsistat [-ar] [--all] [--running] [FILTER...] eclat lsistat --help DESCRIPTION Describes the status of selected EC2 instances including any scheduled events. This information includes: 1. Instance state This describes the current state of the instance: running, stopped, etc. 2. System status The system status refers to the functionality depending on the sys- tems that support the instance, such as the underlying hardware, network devices, etc. 3. Instance status The instance status describes those aspects of the functionality that depend on the instance itself (e.g. on its operating system, the services it runs, etc.) OPTIONS -a, --all Return the status for all instances. This is the default. -r, --running Show only running instances. FILTERS The following filters are defined: availability-zone=string The Availability Zone of the instance. event.code=value The code identifying the type of event. Valid values are: in- stance-reboot, system-reboot, system-maintenance, instance-retire- ment. event.description=string A description of the event. event.not-after=date The latest end time for the scheduled event. event.not-before=date The earliest start time for the scheduled event. instance-state-name=value The state of the instance. The valid values are: pending, running, shutting-down, terminated, stopping, stopped. Note that unless value is running you have to use the -a (--all) op- tion for this filter to take effect. instance-state-code=code A code representing the state of the instance. Valid values are: 0 pending 16 running 32 shutting-down 48 terminated 64 stopping 80 stopped Note that unless code is 0 you have to use the -a (--all) option for this filter to take effect. system-status.status=value The system status of the instance. Valid values are: ok, impaired, initializing, insufficient-data, not-applicable. system-status.reachability=string System reachability status, one of: passed, failed, initializing, insufficient-data. instance-status.status=string The status of the instance. One of: ok, impaired, initializing, in- sufficient-data, not-applicable. instance-status.reachability=string The instance reachability status. One of: passed, failed, initial- izing, insufficient-data. OUTPUT Each instance is described on a separate line. The fields are separated by single TAB characters. The fields displayed are (from left to right): in- stance ID, region, and instance state. If the instance is running, system and instance status are also displayed. If any events are reported, they are output on the standard error. EXAMPLE In the example below the long lines are split for readability: $ eclat lsistat -a i-283f9f47 us-east-1d running impaired Sys.reachability=failed Inst.reachability=failed i-283f9f47 Event: "The instance is running on degraded hardware" i-d2e36dbd us-east-1d running ok Sys.reachability=passed Inst.reachability=passed SEE ALSO eclat(1), eclat-lsinst(1), eclat-lsiattr(1). AUTHORS Sergey Poznyakoff BUG REPORTS Report bugs to <bug-eclat@gnu.org.ua>. COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2012-2018 Sergey Poznyakoff License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/li- censes/gpl.html> This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. ECLAT January 26, 2015 ECLAT-LSISTAT(1)
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