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consul members command #18152
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@Lord-Y , let me see if I can have something quickly. |
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Hello guys,
While doing
consul members
, it's very useful to know who is the leader on each datacenters.Having
-detailed
option doesn't provide this information.An another thing that is useful is to have
-dc
filter. It's useful especially when we have multiple datacenter federated.Can you guys make it happen?
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