A    Cluster Events

Cluster events are Event Manager (EVM) events that are posted on behalf of the cluster, not for an individual member.

To get a list of all the cluster events, use the following command:

# evmwatch -i | evmshow -t "@name @cluster_event" | \
grep True$ | awk '{print $1}'

To get the EVM priority and a description of an event, use the following command:

# evmwatch -i -f '[name event_name]' | \
evmshow -t "@name @priority" -x

For example:

# evmwatch -i -f '[name sys.unix.clu.cfs.fs.served]' | \
evmshow -t "@name @priority" -x
 
sys.unix.clu.cfs.fs.served 200
    This event is posted by the cluster filesystem (CFS) to
    indicate that a filesystem has been mounted in the cluster,
    or that a filesystem for which this node is the server has
    been relocated or failed over.
 

For a description of EVM priorities, see EvmEvent(5). For more information on event management, see EVM(5).