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3 weeks ago
Just like the subject header says, how does one find the Node Count in 2025? It appears System Diagnostics < Diagnostics does not appear as an option in my Zurich environment. Using stats.do at the end of the instance name shows me the node I'm currently running which is fine but I need to know how many in total I have.
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3 weeks ago
Hello, indeed your solution algins with what I found. I ran sys_cluster_state.list within the filter navigator within each of my environments and I was able to see a list of the active nodes. Thanks!
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3 weeks ago
@ToniB ,
To see the total nodes for your instance, you now should use the Diagnostics / Cluster Node Status data which is stored in the sys_cluster_state table......
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Kaushal Kumar Jha - ServiceNow Technical Consultant - ServiceNow Class of Legends 2025
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Hello, indeed your solution algins with what I found. I ran sys_cluster_state.list within the filter navigator within each of my environments and I was able to see a list of the active nodes. Thanks!
