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Basic Openstack Commands for Ccloud

Note : Please run commands using “sudo” instead of switching to root user.

To View the server with basic details (Machine Type , IP’s , Power Status , Machine Id )

[root@dlm-lts01:~]# sudo openstack --os-cloud=ccloud server list | grep -i <Server_Name>

To View the server complete details

[root@dlm-lts01:~]# sudo openstack --os-cloud=ccloud server show <Server_Name>

To power-on the server

[root@dlm-lts01:~]# sudo openstack --os-cloud=ccloud server start <Server_Name>

To power-off the server

[root@dlm-lts01:~]# sudo openstack --os-cloud=ccloud server stop <Server_Name>

To Restart / Reboot the server

[root@dlm-lts01:~]# sudo openstack --os-cloud=ccloud server reboot <Server_Name>

To Confirm the RAM Resize

[root@dlm-lts01:~]# sudo openstack server resize <Server_Name> --confirm

To View the Volumes / disks attached to Server

[root@vlgspadm02:~]# sudo openstack server show <Server_Name> -c volumes_attached

To View the Volume / disk basic details

[root@dlm-lts01:~]# sudo openstack --os-cloud=ccloud volume list | grep -i <Volume_Name>

(OR)

[root@dlm-lts01:~]# sudo openstack --os-cloud=ccloud volume list | grep -i <‘Volume_Id’>


To Add or Attach the Volume / disk from server

[root@dlm-lts01:~]# sudo openstack server add volume <Server_Name> <Volume_Id>

To Remove or detach the Volume / disk from server

[root@dlm-lts01:~]# sudo openstack server remove volume <Server_Name> <Volume_Id>

To Reset the Status of Volume / disk

[root@dlm-lts01:~]# sudo openstack --os-cloud=ccloud volume set --state=available <Volume_Id>

To Create Snapshot of Volume

sudo openstack volume snapshot create --description "<Description>" --volume <Volume_Id>


<SnapShot_Name>

To Create Disk / Volume from snapshot

sudo openstack volume create --snapshot <Snapshot_Id> <New_Volume_Name>

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