Source: https://dev-docs.nebula-graph.io/v5.3.2/database-gql-reference/data-admin/show/show-peers/
Documentation version: v5.3.2

# SHOW PEERS command

The SHOW PEERS command returns the information of all replicas of partitions in the Storage services of the current service group.

The following table describes the returned information:

 | Column | Description
 | `partition_id` | The ID of the partition where the replica is located.
 | `host_address` | The host address of the Storage service where the replica is located.
 | `state` | The Raft state of the replica，including `LEADER` (leader replica) and `FOLLOWER` (follower replica). 
When `LEADER` is specified (`SHOW PEERS LEADER`), only the information of the state `LEADER` is returned, otherwise, `LEADER` and `FOLLOWER` are returned.
 | `term` | The Raft term of the replica.
 | `version` | The membership change version of the replica.
 | `report_time` | The time when the replica last reported its Raft state to the Meta service.
 | `snapshot_status` | The snapshot processing status when the Meta service receives a snapshot request.
 | `stable_peers` | The current stable replicas in Raft.
 | `unstable_peers` | The current unstable replicas in Raft.

## Syntax

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 show_peers_command  

````
show_peers_command ::=
    'SHOW' 'PEERS' 'LEADER'?

````

## Parameters

### `LEADER`

The keyword `LEADER` is optional. When specified, only the information of the state `LEADER` is returned. Otherwise, `LEADER` and `FOLLOWER` are returned.

## Examples

Each partition in Developer Edition has one replica. When the service is running normally, that replica has the `LEADER` state; there are no `FOLLOWER` rows from a multi-replica deployment. See [Capabilities and limits](https://dev-docs.nebula-graph.io/v5.3.2/intro/limitations/).

### Show all replicas

````
SHOW PEERS

````

### Show only leader replicas

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SHOW PEERS LEADER

````

Host addresses, terms, and report times reflect the current instance.