mc admin replicate status
Displays the status of the sites, buckets, users, groups, or policies for a site replication configuration.
Syntax
mc [GLOBALFLAGS] admin replicate status \
TARGET \
[--all] \
[--buckets] \
[--bucket nameOfBucket] \
[--groups] \
[--group nameOfGroup] \
[--ilm-expiry-rules] \
[--ilm-expiry-rule <rule ID>] \
[--policies] \
[--policy nameOfPolicy] \
[--users] \
[--user accessKey]
Parameters
TARGET
Required
The alias of an active MinIO AIStor deployment in the site replication configuration.
--all
Optional
Display all available site replication status information.
--buckets
Optional
Display the replication status of all buckets.
--bucket
Optional
Display the replication status of a specific bucket by including the bucket name after the flag.
--groups
Optional
Display the replication status of all groups.
--group
Optional
Display the replication status of a specific group by including the group name after the flag.
--ilm-expiry-rules
Optional
Display sync information about ILM expiration rules.
Mutually exclusive with --ilm-expiry-rule
--ilm-expiry-rule
Optional
Display replication status information about the specified ILM expiration rule.
Mutually exclusive with --ilm-expiry-rules
--policies
Optional
Display the replication status of all policies.
--policy
Optional
Display the replication status of a specific policy by including the policy name after the flag.
--users
Optional
Display the replication status of all users.
--user
Optional
Display the replication status of a specific identity.
Specify the identity using the value MinIO AIStor stores it under, which depends on the identity provider:
- For a built-in user, the access key. A built-in user’s access key and username are the same string.
- For an LDAP user, the full distinguished name (DN), such as
uid=janedoe,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com. MinIO AIStor treats any value containing an equals sign as a DN. - For a service account or a Security Token Service (STS) credential, that credential’s own access key.
Global flags
This command supports any of the global flags.
Examples
Display the overall replication status for a site replication configuration that includes the site myaistor1.
mc admin replicate status myaistor1
Display the replication status of buckets across sites for a site replication configuration that includes the site myaistor1.
mc admin replicate status \
myaistor1 \
--buckets
Display the site replication status of a bucket called images across sites for a site replication configuration that contains the site myaistor1.
mc admin replicate status \
myaistor1 \
--bucket images
Display the site replication status for the setting for a user, janedoe, across sites for a site replication configuration that contains the site myaistor1.
mc admin replicate status \
myaistor1 \
--user janedoe
The output of the above examples resembles the following:
Bucket replication status:
● 30/30 Buckets in sync
Policy replication status:
● 5/5 Policies in sync
User replication status:
● 3/3 Users in sync
Group replication status:
No Groups present
ILM Expiry Rules replication status:
● 5/5 ILM Expiry Rules in sync
Object replication status:
Replication status since 1 day
Summary:
In Progress: - 0 objects, (0 B) (avg: 0 objects, 0 B; max: 0 objects, 0 B)
Queued: - 0 objects, (0 B) (avg: 0 objects, 0 B; max: 0 objects, 0 B)
Errors: 0 in last 1 minute; 0 in last 1 hr; 1 since uptime
Retries: 0 in last 1 minute; 0 in last 1 hr; 1 since uptime
Replicated: 0 objects (0 B)
Received: 0 objects (0 B)
Display the site replication status across sites for the ILM expiration rule with rule ID of ckok9v5b4dtgofkbi6tg for a site replication configuration that contains the site myaistor1.
mc admin replicate status myaistor1 --ilm-expiry-rule ckok9v5b4dtgofkbi6tg
The output resembles the following:
● ILM Expiry Rule replication summary for: ckok9v5b4dtgofkbi6tg
ILMExpiryRule | myaistor1 | myaistor2
ILM Expiry Rule | ✔ | ✔