Viewing Pico Configurations and Attributes
View existing configurations or specific attributes by opening the file pico.conf
 or use the mzsh topo set
 command.
Viewing Pico Configurations
Run the following command to view one or more pico configurations:
 mzsh topo get <path expression>
Example. Viewing a pico configuration using a full path
$ mzsh topo get topo://container:main1/pico:ec2
You can view multiple pico configurations by replacing the full path with a regular expression.
Example. Viewing all pico configurations using a regular expression
$ mzsh topo get topo://container:main1/pico:.*
Viewing Pico Attributes
Pico Level Attributes
Run the following command to view a specific attribute in a pico configuration:
Example - Viewing a specific attribute in a pico configuration
Output:
You can exclude the metadata from the command output by using the --format
 flag.
You can retrieve the attribute of multiple pico processes by replacing the full path with a regular expression.
Container Level Attributes
Run the following command to view an attribute on container level:
Cell Level Attributes
Run the following command to view an attribute on cell level: