status
Note
This version of the EB CLI and its documentation have been replaced with version 3 (in this section, EB CLI 3 represents version 3 and later of the EB CLI). For information on the new version, see The Elastic Beanstalk Command Line Interface (EB CLI).
Description
Describes the status of the specified environment. For a tutorial that includes a
description of how to view an environment's status using eb status
, see Getting Started with Eb.
Syntax
eb status
Options
You might want to use the --verbose
option with status
.
Name | Description | Required |
---|---|---|
or
|
The environment for which you want to display status. Type: String Default: Current setting |
No |
Common options |
For more information, see Eb Common Options. |
No |
Output
If successful, the command returns the status of the environment.
Example 1
The following example request returns the status of the environment.
PROMPT>
eb status --verbose
Retrieving status of environment "MyNodeApp-env". URL : MyNodeApp-env-tnEXAMPLEcf.elasticbeanstalk.com Status : Ready Health : Green Environment Name: MyNodeApp-env Environment ID : e-vmEXAMPLEp Environment Tier: WebServer::Standard::1.0 Solution Stack : 64bit Amazon Linux 2014.02 running Node.js Version Label : Sample Application Date Created : 2014-05-14 07:25:35 Date Updated : 2014-05-14 07:36:24 Description : RDS Database: AWSEBRDSDatabase | aavcEXAMPLEd5y.clak1.us-west-2.rds.amazon aws.com:3306 Database Engine: mysql 5.6.37 Allocated Storage: 5 Instance Class: db.t2.micro Multi AZ: False Master Username: ebroot Creation Time: 2014-05-15 07:29:39 DB Instance Status: available
Example 2
The following example request returns the status of an application named MyNodeApp in an environment called MyNodeApp-test-env.
PROMPT>
eb status
-e MyNodeApp-test-env -a MyNodeApp Retrieving status of environment "MyNodeApp-test-env". URL : MyNodeApp-test-env-tnEXAMPLEcf.elasticbeanstalk.com Status : Ready Health : Green RDS Database: AWSEBRDSDatabase | aavcEXAMPLEd5y.clak1.us-west-2.rds.amazon aws.com:3306