How to check the Nutanix cluster metadata store
Just a quick note.
While upgrading 32 Nutanix nodes for a customer, I wanted to make sure that every node is part of the metadata store.
This can be achieved by entering the command:
nodetool -h localhost ring Output will look like: nutanix@NTNX-14SX31290007-C-CVM:10.83.9.152:~$ nodetool -h localhost ring Address Status State Load Owns Token w7iesrvWOTsU53XPvNTlWCVgub36H9PIJcE3nYDS2rHb4N7XzJEUpGp lSYYc 10.83.9.153 Up Normal 1.99 MB 7.18% 0ZbVFDk5VFoTcX78ofInvdnKw0uwRcxGqQsWrwEqmAFERi9ylGNkW86 9cgAe 10.83.9.169 Up Normal 3.32 MB 11.31% 7aP5UmSTUO2pKO0I6AoPOit7jPzFGXlrDPYvimtqqT3qYI5el9ZXHUx EdZZf 10.83.9.165 Up Normal 3.42 MB 6.38% BXeWgqIKH85IUcIITh1fjgcoYcv1EzVO15vjlxqPKFCUbHEqRhXMLCw h9xy7 10.83.9.156 Up Normal 3.16 MB 7.14% FxyoAoJjF94Yd548AgmY8sXaoLtw5YRyF6dpDTbnXLzOCThcxzM9JrG md2wa 10.83.9.161 Up Normal 2.51 MB 5.83% JaB5mJO5Q7DtPoHbPJd7QFRop57CY3dw3V0LwuJk58EnRPDxmRBr6FM HLN3R 10.83.9.173 Up Normal 1.52 MB 6.40% NYI0KclyR6E8A6Yuok88lWE0yyzBil7vYe6dNrJfaB9iYem7X1D0sHJ p2oyZ 10.83.9.176 Up Normal 1.36 MB 6.28% RRnlFLPALjpn3sCsA7qaMq7Msf8BEEpds0uSokeYLtlYYrb9gBr3mUw LVcBS 10.83.9.152 Up Normal 1.56 MB 6.81% VfPTSjlJyU6ZFogXfaHlFKBwScidSEs61CLtW51mMb2SCOcTZauL7lc xXrzE 10.83.9.181 Up Normal 1.32 MB 3.85% Y3SsPwG3mIRdzZVeED7hKZoCkH32NbDuPqBSH9moN6vtwvD8OGrFR3o vNXyi 10.83.9.164 Up Normal 2.31 MB 7.43% cewHQfBTGVNdNy1BSABrh3DrI7XmbBLtF1EcvZ248cNygdiyAeYv0rk SapAL 10.83.9.177 Up Normal 2.82 MB 6.36% gbLIMnJplxOXX4Jbk4jNxXnMo8njhxcrj6RFsMtZ5hQ7ha6hjT2wsi5 7lsrn 10.83.9.168 Up Normal 3.16 MB 6.06% kMR8DmhH2i1YuRgL746IOOXlsv5hitFUHjLO78K1dAlnPBcLdeXKjjX h2EVF 10.83.9.172 Up Normal 2.74 MB 6.24% oEEJaKrjE1ukEkzB6n6fOVUyNK3P8qLkoFyHqrTzXItNBtNS1fxYBv8 DvmjW 10.83.9.180 Up Normal 1.71 MB 6.70% sNu0haLD0Zmb3JjtUFkk0Iffuqf0EwspDDbfVD4bDtiHCCarjVF18nY 1zBea 10.83.9.160 Up Normal 1.8 MB 6.03% w7iesrvWOTsU53XPvNTlWCVgub36H9PIJcE3nYDS2rHb4N7XzJEUpGp lSYYc
About Michael
Michael Wilmsen is a experienced VMware Architect with more than 20 years in the IT industry. Main focus is VMware vSphere, Horizon View and Hyper Converged with a deep interest into performance and architecture.
Michael is VCDX 210 certified, has been rewarded with the vExpert title from 2011, Nutanix Tech Champion and a Nutanix Platform Professional.