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pkaramol
pkaramol

Reputation: 19342

Passing multiple filter options

I am trying to list my compute disks based on zone and name criteria.

However, the following command:

▶ gcloud compute disks list --filter="zone=europe-west4-a AND name=redash-postgres-data"
WARNING: --filter : operator evaluation is changing for consistency across Google APIs.  zone=europe-west4-a currently does not match but will match in the near future.  Run `gcloud topic filters` for details.
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a) does not return any results despite the fact that there IS such a disk

▶ gcloud compute disks list
NAME                                                LOCATION        LOCATION_SCOPE  SIZE_GB  TYPE         STATUS
redash-postgres-data                                us-east4-b      zone            50       pd-standard  READY
gke-redash-test-cluster-redash-pool1-4db01a9f-1986  europe-west4-a  zone            100      pd-standard  READY
gke-redash-test-cluster-redash-pool1-4db01a9f-t34m  europe-west4-a  zone            100      pd-standard  READY
redash-postgres-data                                europe-west4-a  zone            60       pd-standard  READY

b) how should we formulate the query so that we are future proof according to the above warning? the example I am using is from the help return by running gcloud topic filters as suggested by the above warning message

Upvotes: 6

Views: 6387

Answers (1)

LundinCast
LundinCast

Reputation: 9810

EDIT: The documentation that Kolban@ linked actually also mentions an alternative syntax that match a simple pattern and allows to use the short zone name:

--filter="zone:( us-east4-a )"

so your gcloud command can actually look like this:

gcloud compute disks list --filter="zone:( us-east4-a) AND name=redash-postgres-data"

When inspecting a disk resource via gcloud compute disks describe disk_name, you'll see that, next to the other info, the zone is described like a fully qualified URL:

https://www.googleapis.com/compute/v1/projects/PROJECT_NAME/zones/us-east4-a

Filtering the list command with this full URL will work:

gcloud compute disks list --filter="zone=https://www.googleapis.com/compute/v1/projects/PROJECT_NAME/zones/us-east4-a AND name=redash-postgres-data"

Upvotes: 8

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