teseladb admin ranges
How to use teseladb admin ranges, with its options and its examples.
Usage
teseladb admin --node <addr> ranges [--collection db.c]Description
Shows the ranges with their bounds, their core and their replicas. With --format json it adds leaderHint, the node that leads each range. With --collection it lists only those of that collection.
Options
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
--node | 127.0.0.1:27200 | Administration port of the node being asked. |
--format | Prints the output as JSON instead of text. | |
--dbpath | Data directory of the node. In teseladb admin, the directory whose PKI provides the credentials. | |
--tlsCertificateKeyFile | the PKI ones | Certificate and key in PEM. On a node, they replace the PKI ones; in admin and mcp, they are the client's. |
--tlsCAFile | the PKI one | CA in PEM. On a node, the one that verifies client certificates; in admin and mcp, the one that signed the node certificate. |
--collection | Collection, as database.collection, whose ranges are shown. |
Examples
Ranges of a collection
Shell
teseladb admin ranges --collection shop.ordersExit codes
0The command finished correctly.1The command failed while running; the error says why.2The command was written wrongly, with an argument missing or an unknown option.