the command ads2 cls create
produces the following output:
cluster established ...
nodes {
node {
name = "fdt-c-agx-0002";
address = "http://172.16.11.89:9011/";
state = "3";
}
node {
name = "FDT-C-VM-0094";
address = "http://172.16.11.49:9011/";
state = "3";
}
}
What i'm trying to to is to find the name
of each node and its status, assign each to a variable and print them so that the output looks like:
NODE-1 name
has a state state
#This conforms to the first node
NODE-2 name
has a state state
#This conforms to the second node
So I started with grep like status-nod1="$(ads2 cls create | grep state | cut -d '"' -f 2)"
& name-nod1="$(ads2 cls create | grep name | cut -d '"' -f 2)"
.
This works, however finds all matches with state
and 'name' and thus returns
3
3
fdt-c-agx-0002
FDT-C-VM-0094
So How can i output the match in the write order so that each node matches its state
grep -e name -e state
or use regex alternationgrep -E 'name|state'