azure-nvme-id - Man Page
identify Azure NVMe devices
Synopsis
azure-nvme-id [--debug] [--format {plain|json}] [--help | --version | --udev]
Description
azure-nvme-id provides identification metadata in the response to Identify Namespace command for some models of NVMe devices. This is found in vendor-specific (vs) field which contains various identification details with a comma-separated, key=value format.
azure-nvme-id combines this metadata with the make and model of NVMe device namespaces to identify a device by type, name, index, etc. Output options are plain or json.
To suppoort udev rules, --udev option will invoke azure-nvme-id in udev mode.
Options
- --debug
Debug mode with additional logging.
- --format {plain|json}
Output format, default is plain.
- --help
Show usage information and exit.
- --udev
Run in udev mode, printing a set of
<key>=<value>
variables consumed by udev rules. Requires DEVNAME to be set in environment.- --version
Show version information and exit.
Examples
Identify NVMe namespaces:
$ sudo azure-nvme-id /dev/nvme0n1: /dev/nvme1n1: type=local,index=1,name=nvme-110G-1
Parse device identifiers for udev consumption:
$ sudo env DEVNAME=/dev/nvme1n1 azure-nvme-id --udev AZURE_DISK_VS=type=local,index=1,name=nvme-110G-1 AZURE_DISK_TYPE=local AZURE_DISK_INDEX=1 AZURE_DISK_NAME=nvme-110G-1
Check azure-nvme-id
version:
$ azure-nvme-id --version azure-nvme-id 0.1.2
See Also
Source and documentation available at: <https://github.com/Azure/azure-vm-utils>