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Getting information about a server

Written by
Yandex Cloud
Updated at December 1, 2025
Management console
CLI
  1. In the management console, select the folder the server belongs to.

  2. Go to BareMetal and select the server in the list of servers.

    The page offers the following information:

    • Under Overview, general information about the server, including its name, ID, status, availability zone, and server pool.
    • Under Resources, information about the server's hardware configuration.
    • Under Marketplace application, information about the operating system installed on the server.
    • Under Public network, information about the server's public network, including the ID, type, and CIDR of the public subnet, default gateway address, and MAC address of the network interface in the public network.
    • Under Private network, information about the server's private network, including the private subnet, as well as the private IP and MAC address of the network interface in the private network.
    • Under Lease conditions, information about the terms of server lease, including lease period/duration and auto-renewal.
    • Under Backup and Accesses, information about the server's connection to Yandex Cloud Backup and public SSH key of the root user, respectively.

If you do not have the Yandex Cloud CLI installed yet, install and initialize it.

By default, the CLI uses the folder specified when creating the profile. To change the default folder, use the yc config set folder-id <folder_ID> command. You can also set a different folder for any specific command using the --folder-name or --folder-id parameter.

  1. View the description of the command for getting information about a server:

    yc baremetal server get --help
    
  2. Get information about the server:

    yc baremetal server get <server_name_or_ID>
    

ExampleExample

Get information about the server:

CLI
yc baremetal server get demo-baremetal-server

Result:

done (22m45s)
id: ly52dtzdi55r********
cloud_id: b1gia87mbaom********
folder_id: b1g0ijbfaqsn********
name: demo-baremetal-server
description: My first BareMetal server
zone_id: ru-central1-m
hardware_pool_id: ru-central1-m4
status: PROVISIONING
os_settings:
  image_id: ly5vhn4lapev********
  ssh_public_key: ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIGcM4tRfRHJGrlLMT+YJFr+aOdSQYnYYjAoj********
  storages:
    - partitions:
        - type: EXT3
          size_gib: "999"
          mount_point: /
        - type: EXT4
          size_gib: "499"
          mount_point: /root
      raid:
        type: RAID0
        disks:
          - id: ly5ual3jbnhr********
            type: HDD
            size_gib: "1862"
          - id: ly54qfjw55d4********
            type: HDD
            size_gib: "1862"
    - partitions:
        - type: EXT3
          size_gib: "999"
          mount_point: /boot
        - type: SWAP
          size_gib: "9"
      disk:
        id: ly5ojffpngul********
        type: HDD
        size_gib: "1862"
network_interfaces:
  - id: ly5wbsiklrtd********
    mac_address: 00:25:90:92:fa:48
    private_subnet:
      private_subnet_id: ly5ztavbezrf********
  - id: ly5ygl4loyy6********
    mac_address: 00:25:90:92:fa:49
    public_subnet:
      public_subnet_id: ly5o6l7pxmk2********
configuration_id: ly5lymxdltk3xitpkrmi
created_at: "2025-07-06T21:53:46.186130Z"
labels:
  env: test

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