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mariana_kirova_
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Dec 10, 2018

list pools by name

Hello, how can I list the names of all pools containing let's say "qa" in their name. Thanks!  
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AceDawg_204810's avatar
AceDawg_204810
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Dec 10, 2018

From the command line, this works as well if you just want the names of the pools:

tmsh list ltm pool | grep "qa" | gawk '{print $3}'

The following will list out all of the pool names on your system:

tmsh list ltm pool | grep "ltm pool" | gawk '{print $3}'

  • gdoyle's avatar
    gdoyle
    Icon for Cirrostratus rankCirrostratus
    Dec 10, 2018

    The 

    gawk
    command doesn't seem to work for my (I received the following: 
    Syntax Error: "gawk", grep is currently the only filter that is supported
    ).

    Also, if you have multiple partitions you will have to change your directory into the relevant partition. There may be a way to do a global search for all partitions, but I don't know that off hand.

  • AceDawg_204810's avatar
    AceDawg_204810
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    Dec 10, 2018

    Gawk can be executed if you are not in the tmsh shell. You have to be in the bash shell.

     

    For partition support, use:

     

    tmsh list ltm pool /partition/* | grep “ltm pool” | gawk ‘{print $3}’