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Revision as of 15:14, 2 December 2025
ws_list - List Workspaces
Sorting Options
- -N - Sort by name (alphabetical)
- -C - Sort by creation date
- -R - Sort by remaining time (see what expires soon)
- -r - Reverse sort order
Display Format Options
- -s - Short format (only names, good for scripts)
- -t - Terse format
- -v - Verbose format with all metadata
Filtering Options
- -F <location> - List workspaces on specific filesystem only
- -g - List group workspaces (if you're in the same group)
- -l - List available filesystem locations
Examples
List group workspaces:
$ ws_list -g
This shows all workspaces that were created with -g or -G flags by members of your group.
List workspaces by expiration:
$ ws_list -Rr
This shows workspaces sorted by remaining time in reverse order, so the ones expiring soonest appear first.
List available filesystems:
$ ws_list -l
Shows which filesystem locations are available for workspaces on your cluster.
Note About Expired Workspaces
To list expired workspaces that can be restored, use ws_restore -l. See ws_restore for details.
For more information: $ ws_list -h or man ws_list