2.10. Searching for Hosts
The following table describes all search options for hosts.
Table 2.6. Searching for Hosts
| Property (of resource or resource-type) | Type | Description (Reference) |
|---|---|---|
|
| Depends on property type | The property of the virtual machines associated with the host. |
|
| Depends on property type | The property of the templates associated with the host. |
|
| Depends on property type | The property of the events associated with the host. |
|
| Depends on property type | The property of the users associated with the host. |
|
| String | The name of the host. |
|
| List | The availability of the host. |
|
| String | The health status of the host as reported by external systems and plug-ins. |
|
| String | The cluster to which the host belongs. |
|
| String | The unique name that identifies the host on the network. |
|
| Integer | The percent of processing power used. |
|
| Integer | The percentage of memory used. |
|
| Integer | The percentage of network usage. |
|
| Integer | Jobs waiting to be executed in the run-queue per processor, in a given time slice. |
|
| Integer | The version number of the operating system. |
|
| Integer | The number of CPUs on the host. |
|
| Integer | The amount of memory available. |
|
| Integer | The processing speed of the CPU. |
|
| String | The type of CPU. |
|
| Integer | The number of virtual machines currently running. |
|
| Integer | The number of virtual machines currently being migrated. |
|
| Integer | The percentage of committed memory. |
|
| String | The tag assigned to the host. |
|
| String | The type of host. |
|
| String | The data center to which the host belongs. |
|
| List | Sorts the returned results by one of the resource properties. |
|
| Integer | The page number of results to display. |
Example
Hosts: cluster = Default and Vms.os = rhel6
This example returns a list of hosts which are part of the Default cluster and host virtual machines running the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 operating system.
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