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# List All Instances, Username, And Tenants in OpenStack Region

## Problem

Obtain a complete list of instance names, tenant name, region name mapped to the corresponding username in an OpenStack region.

## Environment

* Platform9 Managed OpenStack - All Versions
* OpenStack CLI

## Procedure

1. Source the RC file for admin user of your environment.

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$ source [your_rc_file].rc
```

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2. Run the script on **each region.**

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# Give +x permission to the script before executing.# Run this bash script on each region.echo -e "Instance_Name \t Region \t Username \t \t \t Tenant"for name in $(openstack server list --all -c ID -c Status -f value | awk '{if ($2 != "ERROR") print $1}' )dovm_name=$(openstack server show $name -c name -f value 2> /dev/null)if [[ $vm_name ]];thenUser_name=$(openstack user list | grep `openstack server show $name -c user_id -f value` | awk '{$1=$2=$3="";print $4}' | sed 's/|//g')tenant_name=$(openstack project show -f value -c name $(openstack server show $name -f value -c project_id))echo -e "${vm_name} \t ${OS_REGION_NAME} \t ${User_name} \t ${tenant_name}"fidone
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3. The script output snippet:

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# ./script.shInstance_Name     Region      Username       Tenant[VM_NAME]         [region]    [username]     [tenant]
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## Additional Information

Refer the OpenStack Documentation for more information on steps to install the [OpenStack CLI](https://docs.platform9.com/openstack/cli-access/cli-overview/) and [command line](https://docs.openstack.org/python-openstackclient/pike/cli/command-objects/server.html#server-list) options.


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