command line interface - Filtering SaltStack output -


when running commands on lots of salt minions, can difficult make sense of output.

salt '*somefilter*' state.apply some.thing

now, if there 50 guests , few have problem, can lost in commandline output.

is there way filter output feedback failed states? or in general better way 'parse' output (as human) scrollback huge buffer?

we use following alias salt less output: alias salt='salt --state-output=mixed --state-verbose=false' - on 50 minions still not breeze read output - bit better full response.

read more options in the cli docs , highstate docs.


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