system-bundles

Retrieves the list of OSGi bundles installed in the system. Requires cluster administrator permission.

Command properties

ItemDescription
Command typeDriver query
Required permissionCluster administrator permission
License usageNot counted
Parallel executionNot supported
Distributed executionNot supported

Syntax

system-bundles

Options

None

Output fields

FieldTypeDescription
idlongBundle ID
symbolic_namestringBundle symbolic name
versionstringBundle version
statusstringCurrent bundle status. Returns one of ACTIVE, INSTALLED, RESOLVED, STARTING, UNINSTALLED.
build_timestamptimestampTime the bundle was packaged (Bnd-LastModified value from the bundle manifest). Returns null if this value is not present.

Error codes

Parse errors
Error codeMessageDescription
95040읽기 권한이 없습니다. 클러스터 관리자 권한이 필요합니다.The user does not have cluster administrator permission.
Runtime errors

N/A

Description

The system-bundles command retrieves the list of OSGi bundles installed in the system. Results are returned sorted by bundle ID in ascending order.

If any bundle has a status other than ACTIVE, the corresponding app or plugin may not be operating correctly.

This command requires cluster administrator permission.

Examples

  1. Retrieve the full list of bundles

    system-bundles
    

    Retrieves a list of all bundles installed in the system.

  2. Retrieve bundles that are not active

    system-bundles | search status != "ACTIVE"
    

    Retrieves only bundles whose status is not ACTIVE.

  3. Search for a specific bundle

    system-bundles | search symbolic_name == "*logpresso*"
    

    Retrieves only bundles whose symbolic name contains logpresso.