@node

@node is an instance of a namespace (see: Namespaces).

• Whenever you’re in a Console session, you are in the scope of an instance of @node.
• When you use Keyed Access to key into a namespace, the last namespace key will reference an instance of @node.
• An instance of @node is made available to you within your orchestration scripts.

@node is the Ruby object that encapsulates the current namespace.

Note

See Navigation for the difference between the Console and Keyed-access.

Interacting with @node

You may directly interact with @node as follows:

• By invoking Menu commands (see: Command Menu).
• By invoking custom Registry tasks (see: Registry Overview)
• By accessing public-instance methods made available by the framework (see @node methods)