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NAME
mdata-list -- Fetch the list of available metadata key-value pairs.SYNOPSIS
/usr/sbin/mdata-list
DESCRIPTION
The mdata-list command allows the user (or a script) to query the metadata for a guest instance running in a SmartDataCenter (SDC) cloud. Metadata values are generally set programmatically via CloudAPI, or during interactive provisioning via a Web Portal. They may also be set from within the instance with the mdata-put command. The value of a key-value pair may be obtained by passing its name to the mdata-get command.
The list of all customer-provided metadata key-value pairs will be printed to stdout. If the metadata service is unavailable at the time of the request, this command will block waiting for it to become available. Non-transient failures will cause the program to exit with a non-zero status. Depending on the nature of the error, some diagnostic output may be printed to stderr.
EXIT STATUS
The following exit values are returned:
0
The list of key-value pairs was emitted to stdout.
2
An unexpected error condition occurred, which is believed to be a non-transient condition. Retrying the request is not expected to resolve the error condition; either a software bug or misconfiguration exists.
3
Malformed arguments were passed to the program. Check the usage instructions to ensure valid arguments are supplied.
SEE ALSO
mdata-delete(1), mdata-get(1), mdata-put(1)
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