CreateVmInstanceFromVolumeSnapshotGroup

Create a VM instance from a snapshot group. For example,
CreateVmInstanceFromVolumeSnapshotGroup name=vm instanceOfferingUuid=80c606e35bc038bbb102e31cae191ea2 l3NetworkUuids=333817afcaf63f13a101f674761c8a77 volumeSnapshotGroupUuid=23984cd68b903fd4883aa962c70d83fc

Parameters

Name Description Optional Valid Value Starting Version
name The VM instance name. For more information, see Resource properties. 4.1.0
description The detailed description of the VM instance. For more information, see Resource properties. Yes 4.1.0
instanceOfferingUuid The instance offering UUID. Yes 4.1.0
cpuNum The number of CPU cores. Yes 4.1.0
memorySize The memory size. Yes 4.1.0
l3NetworkUuids The L3 network UUID. 4.1.0
type The VM type. This is a reserved field. Yes
  • UserVm
  • ApplianceVm
4.1.0
volumeSnapshotGroupUuid The snapshot group UUID. 4.1.0
zoneUuid The zone UUID. If you specify this parameter, the VM instance is created in the specified zone. The clusterUuid and hostUuid parameter settings have higher priorities than this parameter setting. Yes 4.1.0
clusterUuid The cluster UUID. If you specify this parameter, the VM instance is created in the specified cluster. The hostUuid parameter setting has higher priorities than this parameter setting. Yes 4.1.0
hostUuid The host UUID. If you specify this parameter, the VM instance is created in the specified host. Yes 4.1.0
primaryStorageUuidForRootVolume The UUID of the primary storage where the root volume resides. Yes 4.1.0
defaultL3NetworkUuid The default L3 network UUID. This parameter is used if the value of the l3NetworkUuids parameter consists of multiple UUID entries. If the value of the l3NetworkUuids parameter consists of only one UUID entry, you do not need to set this parameter. Yes 4.1.0
strategy The policy that specifies whether to start a VM instance when the instance is created. Yes
  • InstantStart
  • CreateStopped
4.1.0
resourceUuid The resource UUID. Yes 4.1.0
tagUuids The tag UUIDs. Yes 4.1.0
userTags The user tags. For more information, see CreateUserTag. Yes 4.1.0
systemTags The system tags. For more information, see CreateSystemTag. Yes 4.1.0
timeout Yes