Summary: Show the full list of cluster members, including members that aren't "alive".

Syntax

gs> space cluster-members [variable [value]]

Description

This command prints a list of all cluster members (spaces belonging to the specified cluster), including members that are not "alive". The list includes each member's name, whether it is alive or not (is alive), and its URL. Additionally, the command prints out the total number of members (including members that aren't alive), and the total number of live members.

Options

Option Description Value Format
-url Specify one of the following:
  • The space URL of any member belonging to the cluster
  • A URL containing the cluster name
  • A URL containing the Jini group and the cluster name
  • Member URL – jini://*/trade_cache_container1/trade_cache?groups=gigaspaces-8.0XAP
  • Cluster name – space cluster-members -url jini://*/*/*?clustername=test
  • Jini group and cluster name – space cluster-members -url jini://*/*/*?groups=gigaspaces-8.0XAP-Evgeny&clustername=test

Example

The following prints a list of all members in a cluster named test:

space cluster-members -url jini://*/*/*?groups=gigaspaces-8.0XAP&clustername=test

The following prints a list of all members in the same cluster as the gigaspaces-8.0XAP member:

space cluster-members -url jini://*/trade_cache_container1/trade_cache?groups=gigaspaces-8.0XAP

The same functionality can be achieved by running the following command, using only the cluster name:

space cluster-members -clustername myClusterName
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