POSTserver_state
https://xrpl-mainnet.nodit.io/Returns server state information in a machine-readable form.
It provides the same information as server_info, but the values are returned as raw integers and strings.
This method takes no parameters. Pass an empty array.
Whether the server is amendment blocked. Returned only in that state.
The version of the running server.
The range of ledger indexes the server holds.
A summary of a ledger version as the server sees it.
The reference transaction cost, in XRP.
The time the ledger closed, in seconds since the Ripple Epoch.
The unique hash that identifies the ledger version.
The minimum reserve required to keep an account, in XRP.
The additional reserve required per ledger object, in XRP.
The ledger index.
The I/O wait time, in milliseconds.
The number of times the transaction queue has overflowed.
Consensus information from the previous ledger close.
The time taken to reach consensus, in milliseconds.
The number of validators that participated in consensus.
The baseline server load used for cost calculations.
The load multiplier currently in effect.
The cost multiplier for inclusion in the open ledger.
The cost multiplier for entering the queue.
The reference transaction cost without any multiplier applied.
The load multiplier the server enforces.
The number of connected peer servers.
The list of ports the server is listening on.
The port number the server is listening on.
The list of protocols served on that port.
The public key used to verify peer-to-peer communication.
The server's level of participation in the network.
The time spent in the current state, in microseconds.
The accumulated duration and transition count for each server state.
The server's current time in UTC.
The time the server has been operating continuously, in seconds.
A summary of a ledger version as the server sees it.
The reference transaction cost, in XRP.
The time the ledger closed, in seconds since the Ripple Epoch.
The unique hash that identifies the ledger version.
The minimum reserve required to keep an account, in XRP.
The additional reserve required per ledger object, in XRP.
The ledger index.
The number of trusted validations required to validate a ledger version.