VMs

Create VM

$ nirvana compute:vms create

POST/v1/compute/vms

Get VM Details

$ nirvana compute:vms get

GET/v1/compute/vms/{vm_id}

Update VM

$ nirvana compute:vms update

PATCH/v1/compute/vms/{vm_id}

Delete VM

$ nirvana compute:vms delete

DELETE/v1/compute/vms/{vm_id}

List VMs

$ nirvana compute:vms list

GET/v1/compute/vms

Restart VM

$ nirvana compute:vms restart

POST/v1/compute/vms/{vm_id}/restart

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cpu_config: object { vcpu }

CPU configuration for the VM.

vcpu: number

Number of virtual CPUs.

memory_config: object { size }

Memory configuration for the VM.

size: number

Size of the memory in GB.

os_image: object { created_at, display_name, name }

OS Image details.

created_at: string

When the OS Image was created.

display_name: string

Display name of the OS Image.

Name of the OS Image.

ssh_key_request: object { public_key }

Public SSH key configuration for the VM.

public_key: string

Public key to and use to access the VM.

vm: object { id, boot_volume_id, cpu_config, 16 more }

VM details.

id: string

Unique identifier for the VM.

boot_volume_id: string

ID of the boot volume attached to the VM.

cpu_config: object { vcpu }

CPU configuration for the VM.

vcpu: number

Number of virtual CPUs.

created_at: string

When the VM was created.

data_volume_ids: array of string

IDs of the data volumes attached to the VM.

memory_config: object { size }

Memory configuration for the VM.

size: number

Size of the memory in GB.

Name of the VM.

private_ip: string

Private IP of the VM.

project_id: string

Project ID the VM belongs to.

public_ip: string

Public IP of the VM.

public_ip_enabled: boolean

Whether the public IP is enabled for the VM.

region: "us-sva-2"

Region the resource is in.

"us-sva-2"

status: "pending" or "creating" or "updating" or 4 more

Status of the resource.

"pending"

"creating"

"updating"

"ready"

"deleting"

"deleted"

"error"

subnet_id: string

ID of the subnet the VM is in.

tags: array of string

Tags to attach to the VM.

updated_at: string

When the VM was updated.

vpc_id: string

ID of the VPC the VM is in.

vpc_name: string

Name of the VPC the VM is in.

instance_type: optional string

Instance type name.

vm_list: object { items, pagination }

items: array of VM { id, boot_volume_id, cpu_config, 16 more }

id: string

Unique identifier for the VM.

boot_volume_id: string

ID of the boot volume attached to the VM.

cpu_config: object { vcpu }

CPU configuration for the VM.

vcpu: number

Number of virtual CPUs.

created_at: string

When the VM was created.

data_volume_ids: array of string

IDs of the data volumes attached to the VM.

memory_config: object { size }

Memory configuration for the VM.

size: number

Size of the memory in GB.

Name of the VM.

private_ip: string

Private IP of the VM.

project_id: string

Project ID the VM belongs to.

public_ip: string

Public IP of the VM.

public_ip_enabled: boolean

Whether the public IP is enabled for the VM.

region: "us-sva-2"

Region the resource is in.

"us-sva-2"

status: "pending" or "creating" or "updating" or 4 more

Status of the resource.

"pending"

"creating"

"updating"

"ready"

"deleting"

"deleted"

"error"

subnet_id: string

ID of the subnet the VM is in.

tags: array of string

Tags to attach to the VM.

updated_at: string

When the VM was updated.

vpc_id: string

ID of the VPC the VM is in.

vpc_name: string

Name of the VPC the VM is in.

instance_type: optional string

Instance type name.

pagination: object { next_cursor, previous_cursor, total_count }

Pagination response details.

next_cursor: string

previous_cursor: string

total_count: number

VMsAvailability

Check VM Create Availability

$ nirvana compute:vms:availability create

POST/v1/compute/vms/availability

Check VM Update Availability

$ nirvana compute:vms:availability update

PATCH/v1/compute/vms/{vm_id}/availability

VMsCost

Estimate VM Create Cost

$ nirvana compute:vms:cost create

POST/v1/compute/vms/cost

Estimate VM Update Cost

$ nirvana compute:vms:cost update

PATCH/v1/compute/vms/{vm_id}/cost

VMsVolumes

List VM's Volumes

$ nirvana compute:vms:volumes list

GET/v1/compute/vms/{vm_id}/volumes

VMsOS Images

List OS Images

$ nirvana compute:vms:os-images list

GET/v1/compute/vms/os_images

VMsMetrics

List VM's Metrics

$ nirvana compute:vms:metrics list

GET/v1/compute/vms/{vm_id}/metrics

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vm_metric_point: object { timestamp, value }

One period’s value.

timestamp: string

End of the period the value covers, so a point timestamped 00:05 over five-minute periods describes 00:00 through 00:05.

value: number

Value over the period, in the series’ unit. Null means the VM reported no observation for this period, which is what a stopped VM looks like.

vm_metric_series: object { metric, points, unit }

One metric’s values over the interval served.

metric: string

Fully-qualified name of the metric.

points: array of VMMetricPoint { timestamp, value }

Values over the interval, oldest first. Every series in a response covers the same periods, so they line up index for index.

timestamp: string

End of the period the value covers, so a point timestamped 00:05 over five-minute periods describes 00:00 through 00:05.

value: number

Value over the period, in the series’ unit. Null means the VM reported no observation for this period, which is what a stopped VM looks like.

unit: "ratio" or "bytes" or "cores" or 2 more

Unit the values are expressed in.

"ratio"

"bytes"

"cores"

"bytes_per_second"

"operations_per_second"

vm_metrics: object { aggregation, end_time, metrics, 3 more }

A VM’s metrics over an interval: one series per metric, on a shared grid of periods.

aggregation: "mean" or "max" or "min"

How the samples inside one period were folded into a single value.

"mean"

"max"

"min"

end_time: string

End of the interval served, exclusive.

metrics: array of VMMetricSeries { metric, points, unit }

One series per requested metric, in the order they were requested.

metric: string

Fully-qualified name of the metric.

points: array of VMMetricPoint { timestamp, value }

Values over the interval, oldest first. Every series in a response covers the same periods, so they line up index for index.

timestamp: string

End of the period the value covers, so a point timestamped 00:05 over five-minute periods describes 00:00 through 00:05.

value: number

Value over the period, in the series’ unit. Null means the VM reported no observation for this period, which is what a stopped VM looks like.

unit: "ratio" or "bytes" or "cores" or 2 more

Unit the values are expressed in.

"ratio"

"bytes"

"cores"

"bytes_per_second"

"operations_per_second"

period: "5m" or "15m" or "1h" or 2 more

Width of one period, and so the spacing between consecutive points.

"5m"

"15m"

"1h"

"6h"

"24h"

start_time: string

Start of the interval served, inclusive. It can be later than the requested start when the request asked for more than the available history.

vm_id: string

ID of the VM the series belong to.

VMsMetric Descriptors

List VM Metric Descriptors

$ nirvana compute:vms:metric-descriptors list

GET/v1/compute/metric_descriptors

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vm_metric_descriptor: object { description, max_value, metric, 3 more }

Describes one metric a VM reports: how to name it, what its values mean, and the range they fall in.

description: string

What the metric measures.

max_value: number

Highest value the metric reports, or null when it has no ceiling of its own.

metric: string

Fully-qualified name of the metric, and the only spelling the metric query parameter accepts.

min_value: number

Lowest value the metric reports.

nullable: boolean

Whether a point’s value can be null. A null means the VM reported no observation for that period, which is what a stopped VM looks like.

unit: "ratio" or "bytes" or "cores" or 2 more

Unit the values are expressed in.

"ratio"

"bytes"

"cores"

"bytes_per_second"

"operations_per_second"

vm_metric_descriptor_list: object { items, pagination }

items: array of VMMetricDescriptor { description, max_value, metric, 3 more }

description: string

What the metric measures.

max_value: number

Highest value the metric reports, or null when it has no ceiling of its own.

metric: string

Fully-qualified name of the metric, and the only spelling the metric query parameter accepts.

min_value: number

Lowest value the metric reports.

nullable: boolean

Whether a point’s value can be null. A null means the VM reported no observation for that period, which is what a stopped VM looks like.

unit: "ratio" or "bytes" or "cores" or 2 more

Unit the values are expressed in.

"ratio"

"bytes"

"cores"

"bytes_per_second"

"operations_per_second"

pagination: object { next_cursor, previous_cursor, total_count }

Pagination response details.

next_cursor: string

previous_cursor: string

total_count: number