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Tables
Fleet uses osquery tables to query operating system, hardware, and software data. Each table provides specific data for analysis and filtering.
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apfs_volumes
apfs_volumes
Information about APFS volumes from the diskutil apfs list -plist command.
| Column | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| capacity_in_use | bigint | Storage space used by the volume |
| capacity_quota | bigint | Storage quota for the volume, or 0 if disabled |
| capacity_reserve | bigint | Storage reserved for this volume even if contianer is otherwise full, or 0 if disabled |
| container_capacity_ceiling | bigint | The total amount of space in the container |
| container_capacity_free | bigint | The amount of remaining free space in the container |
| container_designated_physical_store | text | The disk displayed as the backing store of the container. There may be multiple,
use apfs_physical_stores to see all actual physical stores |
| container_fusion | text | Whether this container is on a "fusion drive" (i.e. SSHD) |
| container_reference | text | The current reference for the APFS container, e.g. "disk3" |
| container_uuid | text | The UUID of the APFS Contianer |
| crypto_migration_on | integer | Whether the volume is in the process of being encrypted |
| device_identifier | text | The current identifier of the volume (e.g. disk3s2) |
| encryption | integer | Whether the volume is encrypted, including without requiring a password |
| filevault | integer | Whether the volume requires a password to decrypt |
| locked | integer | Whether the volume is unreadable because it does not have a key entered |
| name | text | The user-selected name of the volume (e.g. "Macintosh HD") |
| role | text | The first role of the volume. User-created volumes will have no role (this will be empty). System volumes might have roles like "Data", "Hardware", etc. |
| uuid | text | The UUID of the volume |
Notes
This table is not a core osquery table. It is included as part of Fleet's agent (fleetd).
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