[SOLVED] Is there a quick command to detect VMs suspended (Hibernated) status?

[berlin2123]

I want to check if the VM is in suspended state from the command line.

Here is my way right now:

qm status <vmid> --verbose | grep suspended

It will have a line in output, if this <vmid> is suspended.

However, this way is tooooo slow. The qm status command will use near 1 second. if there have 100 stoped VMs ( pre-checked by qm list ), just check suspended, will use 100 seconds. This way is terrible.

So, any better way to check all VMs: does they are suspended ?

ps.:
qm list --full will not show does a vm is suspended or not.

 

[Kingneutron]

Are you talking about Paused or Hibernated?

 

[berlin2123]

Yes.

`Passed` could be checked by the output of qm list --full . However Hibernated not.

Hibernated by qm suspend <vmid> --todisk

 

[bbgeek17]

pvesh get /cluster/resources --type vm --output-format json|jq -r '.[]|select(.lock == "suspended")|.vmid|tostring'
3000

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[berlin2123]

It works. Thanks a lot.