volume show

This command displays the properties of a specified volume.

Usage

volume show --id ID

Required Parameters

--id ID

Specifies which volume to display.

Example

vcli: admin> volume show --id 4
+---------------+--------------------------------------+
| Id            | 4                                    |
| View-id       | 12                                   |
| Name          | vol_2                                |
| Size(GB)      | 10.000                               |
| Tags          | {'team': 'platform', 'owner': 'DG'}  |
| Namespace-id  | 2                                    |
| Nguid         | 1533db2e-8c87-26d8-8069-510695bb6e51 |
| Uuid          | 1533db2e-8cd3-45d8-8069-510695bb6e51 |
| Capacity(GB)  | 0.055                                |
| Snapshot-data | {'id': None, 'name': 'N/A'}          |
| Tenant-name   | default                              |
| Is-monitored  | False                                |
+---------------+--------------------------------------+

Command Output

`Id`	The VMS ID of the volume.
`View-id`	The VMS ID of the subsystem view to which the volume belongs.
`Name`	The name of the volume.
`Size(GB)`	The amount of capacity allocated to the volume.
`Tags`	The tags assigned to the volume, if applicable.
`Namespace-id`	The namespace ID as used by hosts to search the volume within the subsystem. Each namespace ID is unique within the subsystem. If a volume snapshot is mapped to any host(s), a snapshot volume is created with its own namespace ID.
`Nguid`	The NGUID used by block hosts to access the volume.
`Uuid`	The UUID, used by hosts to search the volume in the subsystem.
`Capacity`	The amount of used logical capacity on the volume.
`Snapshot-data`	For snapshot volumes, the ID and name of the snapshot from which the volume was mapped.
`Tenant-name`	The name of the tenant to which the volume belongs.
`Is-monitored`	Indicates whether live monitoring is enabled for the volume.