servers list

List details for all the servers used by an application including name, IP address, server role and the date/time it was created. The <name> argument can be a list of server names entered as separate parameters. The optional <columns> argument sets the type of server info to display in each column, and their order.

Column options: availability-zone, cores, created-at, distro, distro-version, dns, health, is-kubernetes-master, memory, name, notifications, private-ip, product-uuid, public-ip, region, roles, root-disk-size, root-disk-type, subnet-id, uid, vendor-uid, vpc-id

$ cx servers list --stack <application name> --columns="<list of columns, comma separated>" <server name>

Options

Argument	Required?	Default	Description
`--stack, -s <application name>`	yes	—	Name of the application
`<server name>`	no	—	The name of the server(s) to query
`--columns`	no	`name`, `public-ip`, `roles` , `health` , `created-at`, `notifications`	Set the type of server info to display in each column, and their order (see intro above for options)

Examples

$ cx servers list -s mystack
orca         162.243.201.164  [rails web app]  Healthy   Mar 26 11:23
snowleopard  107.170.98.160   [mysql db]       Building  Mar 26 11:23
$ cx servers list -s mystack orca
orca         162.243.201.164  [rails web app]  Healthy   Mar 26 11:23
$ cx servers list -s mystack --columns="name,vendor-uid,public-ip,private-ip" orca
orca         i-013bxxxxxxdbc2d1f  162.243.201.164  172.31.16.6