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It is not possible to filter by state using the AWS Console however this can be achieved with the AWS CLI and the jq library
aws workspaces describe-workspaces | jq '.Workspaces[] | select(.State == "UNHEALTHY")'
answered 3 years ago
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You can sort the console output by Status, but you cannot filter by it. As suggested, the best way to get this information is via the CLI or API. In PowerShell it would be
Get-WKSWorkspace | Where-Oject {$_.State -like "Unhealthy"}
and in python it would be something like
import boto3
client = boto3.client('workspaces')
wks = client.describe_workspaces()
for wk in wks['Workspaces']:
if wk['State'] == 'UNHEALTHY':
print(wk)
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Every time they ask for feedback on AWS console i give it 1 star and rant about how unusable it is. Such a simple thing to filter by state or other things for ALL workspaces, not just for single page. We have thousands of them. What the actual F. Who designs this console? For humans? Thank you others posting CLI commands, which AWS documentations is not that helpful to come up with.
answered 3 months ago
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