sdpctl Reference Guide
sdpctl appliance stats
Show appliance stats
Synopsis
Show current stats, such as current system resource consumption, appliance version etc, for the appliances. Using the ‘–json’ flag will return a more detailed list of stats in json format.
NOTE: Although the ‘–include’ and ‘–exclude’ flags are provided as options here, they don’t have any actual effect on the command.
sdpctl appliance stats [flags]
Examples
# default listing of stats
> sdpctl appliance stats
# print stats in JSON format
> sdpctl appliance stats --json
Options
-e, --exclude stringToString Filter appliances using a comma separated list of key-value pairs. Regex syntax is used for matching strings. Example: '--exclude name=controller,site=<site-id> etc.'.
Available keywords to filter on are: name, id, status, state and function (default [])
-h, --help help for stats
-i, --include stringToString Include appliance stats. Adheres to the same syntax and key-value pairs as '--exclude' (default [])
--json Display in JSON format
Options inherited from parent commands
--api-version int Peer API version override
--ci-mode Log to stderr instead of file and disable progress-bars
--debug Enable debug logging
--descending Change the direction of sort order when using the '--order-by' flag. Using this will reverse the sort order for all keywords specified in the '--order-by' flag.
--events-path string send logs to unix domain socket path
--no-interactive Suppress interactive prompt with auto accept
--no-verify Don't verify TLS on for the given command, overriding settings from config file
--order-by strings Order appliance lists by keywords, i.e. 'name', 'id' etc. Accepts a comma seperated list of keywords, where first mentioned has priority. Applies to the 'appliance list' and 'appliance stats' commands. (default [name])
-p, --profile string Profile configuration to use
SEE ALSO
sdpctl appliance - Manage the appliances and perform tasks such as backups, upgrades, metrics etc