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Need help on CLI command to fetch < VIP Name + current connections >
Hello Experts ,
I need help in modifying below command which should also give me information of VIP name along with current connection .
show ltm virtual recursive all | grep 'Availability\|Current Connections'
As you can see this command only gives info of current connection but it will not tell which VIP has the current connection value ...
blue.whale@(F5-BIGIP-ACT)(cfg-sync In Sync)(Active)(/Common)(tmos)# show ltm virtual recursive all | grep 'Availability\|Current Connections'
Display all 1942 items? (y/n) y
Availability : available
Current Connections 0 0 -
Availability : available
Current Connections 38 0 -
Availability : available
Current Connections 0 0 -
Availability : available
Current Connections 73 0 -
Availability : available
Current Connections 0 0 -
Availability : available
Current Connections 0 0 -
Hi Blue_whale you could use a bash script to do this pretty easily (or write a tmsh script to do the same, but bash might be a little easier if you're not familiar with the tmsh scripting):
#!/bin/bash tmsh_show=$(tmsh show ltm virtual recursive all field-fmt) vipname="" vipconns="" vipstate="" echo "$tmsh_show" | while IFS= read -r line; do line=$(echo "$line" | sed -e 's/^[ \t]*//' -e 's/[ \t]*$//') if [ -z "$line" ]; then continue fi if [[ "$line" =~ ^ltm\ virtual\ ([^\ ]+) ]]; then vipname="${BASH_REMATCH[1]}" fi if [[ "$line" =~ ^clientside\.cur-conns\ ([0-9]+) ]]; then vipconns="${BASH_REMATCH[1]}" fi if [[ "$line" =~ ^status\.availability-state\ ([^\ ]+) ]]; then vipstate="${BASH_REMATCH[1]}" fi if [[ "$line" == "}" ]]; then printf "Vip Name: %s\n" "$vipname" printf "Current Connections: %s\n" "$vipconns" printf "Availability State: %s\n" "$vipstate" printf "\n" vipname="" vipconns="" vipstate="" fi done
which on my fairly empty test box running 15.1.x shows results like this:
[root@ltm15:LICENSE EXPIRES IN 1 DAYS:Active:Standalone] tmp # ./vip-glance.sh Vip Name: acme_handler_vip Current Connections: 9 Availability State: available Vip Name: nginx-vip-tls Current Connections: 0 Availability State: available Vip Name: self.listener Current Connections: 0 Availability State: unknown Vip Name: tcp_duplication Current Connections: 0 Availability State: offline
- JRahmAdmin
Hi Blue_whale you could use a bash script to do this pretty easily (or write a tmsh script to do the same, but bash might be a little easier if you're not familiar with the tmsh scripting):
#!/bin/bash tmsh_show=$(tmsh show ltm virtual recursive all field-fmt) vipname="" vipconns="" vipstate="" echo "$tmsh_show" | while IFS= read -r line; do line=$(echo "$line" | sed -e 's/^[ \t]*//' -e 's/[ \t]*$//') if [ -z "$line" ]; then continue fi if [[ "$line" =~ ^ltm\ virtual\ ([^\ ]+) ]]; then vipname="${BASH_REMATCH[1]}" fi if [[ "$line" =~ ^clientside\.cur-conns\ ([0-9]+) ]]; then vipconns="${BASH_REMATCH[1]}" fi if [[ "$line" =~ ^status\.availability-state\ ([^\ ]+) ]]; then vipstate="${BASH_REMATCH[1]}" fi if [[ "$line" == "}" ]]; then printf "Vip Name: %s\n" "$vipname" printf "Current Connections: %s\n" "$vipconns" printf "Availability State: %s\n" "$vipstate" printf "\n" vipname="" vipconns="" vipstate="" fi done
which on my fairly empty test box running 15.1.x shows results like this:
[root@ltm15:LICENSE EXPIRES IN 1 DAYS:Active:Standalone] tmp # ./vip-glance.sh Vip Name: acme_handler_vip Current Connections: 9 Availability State: available Vip Name: nginx-vip-tls Current Connections: 0 Availability State: available Vip Name: self.listener Current Connections: 0 Availability State: unknown Vip Name: tcp_duplication Current Connections: 0 Availability State: offline
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