ix ls
List your VMs
Usage: ix ls [OPTIONS]
List your VMs.
Use this first when you need the VM name, current lifecycle state, region, address, or rough resource usage. ix ls is inventory; attach with ix shell, read output with ix logs.
options
--exact <EXACT>Show exact timestamps instead of relative time. Use this for incident notes or comparisons with logs from other systems default: false-s, --short <SHORT>Show the compact table view. Use this when you only need names and state, or when the terminal is narrow default: false--node <HOST>Only list VMs placed on this node hostname (the NODE column, e.g. hil-compute-3). Combine with --admin to inspect one host's VMs during an incident-w, --watch <WATCH>Refresh the list and per-VM usage continuously. Use this while waiting for lifecycle changes or watching whether a workload settles default: false--output <OUTPUT>Output format one of: human, json default: human--message-format <MESSAGE_FORMAT>Error format one of: human, short, json default: human