8.4. dump

8.4.1. dump

rocks dump

The top level dump command is used to recursively call all the dump commands in the correct order. This is used to create the restore roll.

examples

$ rocks dump

Recursively call all dump commands.

8.4.2. dump appliance

rocks dump appliance [appliance...]

Outputs info (as rocks commands) about the appliances defined in the cluster database.

arguments

[appliance]

Optional list of appliance names. If no appliance names are supplied, then info about all appliances is output.

examples

$ rocks dump appliance

Dump all known appliances.

8.4.3. dump host

rocks dump host [host...]

Dump the host information as rocks commands.

arguments

[host]

Zero, one or more host names. If no host names are supplied, information for all hosts will be listed.

examples

$ rocks dump host compute-0-0

Dump host compute-0-0 information.

$ rocks dump host compute-0-0 compute-0-1

Dump host compute-0-0 and compute-0-1 information.

$ rocks dump host

Dump all hosts.

8.4.4. dump host interface

rocks dump host interface [host...]

Dump the host interface information as rocks commands.

arguments

[host]

Zero, one or more host names. If no host names are supplied, information for all hosts will be listed.

examples

$ rocks dump host interface compute-0-0

Dump the interfaces for compute-0-0.

$ rocks dump host interface compute-0-0 compute-0-1

Dump the interfaces for compute-0-0 and compute-0-1.

$ rocks dump host interface

Dump all interfaces.

related commands

add host interface

8.4.5. dump network

rocks dump network [network...]

Dump the network information as rocks commands.

arguments

[network]

Zero, one or more network names. If no network names are supplied, information for all networks will be listed.

examples

$ rocks dump network

Dump all network info.

$ rocks dump network public

Dump network info the 'public' network.