azure-nvme-id(8)
π azure-nvme-id(8) β the user manual bestie π
okay so picture this: it's azure-nvme-id, section 8 of the user manual, and it is literally the device-ID bestie for Azure NVMe drives. no cap. let's get into it π«Ά
β¨ NAME β¨
azure-nvme-id β identify Azure NVMe devices πΈ
π¦ SYNOPSIS π¦
azure-nvme-id [--debug] [--format {plain|json}] [--help | --version |
--udev]
π DESCRIPTION π
azure-nvme-id provides identification metadata in the response to Identify Namespace command for some models of NVMe devices. it's giving detective energy π β that metadata lives in the vendor-specific (vs) field, which contains various identification details in a comma-separated, key=value format.
what it does is so iconic: azure-nvme-id combines this metadata with the make and model of NVMe device namespaces to identify a device by type, name, index, etc. output options are plain or json, your call, main character energy either way β¨
and for the udev girlies: to support udev rules, the --udev option will invoke azure-nvme-id in udev mode. periodt. π
π OPTIONS π
--debugβ debug mode with additional logging. so chatty, so helpful π--format {plain|json}β output format, default isplain.--helpβ show usage information and exit. shortest conversation ever π--udevβ run in udev mode, printing a set of<key>=<value>variables consumed by udev rules. requiresDEVNAMEto be set in environment.--versionβ show version information and exit. π
π EXAMPLES π
π identify NVMe namespaces:
$ sudo azure-nvme-id
/dev/nvme0n1:
/dev/nvme1n1: type=local,index=1,name=nvme-110G-1
π§ parse device identifiers for udev consumption:
$ sudo env DEVNAME=/dev/nvme1n1 azure-nvme-id --udev
AZURE_DISK_VS=type=local,index=1,name=nvme-110G-1
AZURE_DISK_TYPE=local
AZURE_DISK_INDEX=1
AZURE_DISK_NAME=nvme-110G-1
β check azure-nvme-id version:
$ azure-nvme-id --version
azure-nvme-id 0.1.2
π₯ SEE ALSO π₯
source and documentation available at: <https://github.com/Azure/azure-vm-utils>
bestie if you got this far you ate, no crumbs π slay
and that's the whole vibe, sending you off with the cutest lil sign-off: this was azure-nvme-id version 0.7.0-160000.1.1, dated August 08, 2025 β go identify some drives ily ππ
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