ONEVM

NAME

SYNOPSIS

OPTIONS

-l, --list x,y,z

Selects columns to display with list command

--list-columns

Information about the columns available to display, order or filter

-o, --order x,y,z

Order by these columns, column starting with - means decreasing order

-f, --filter x,y,z

Filter data. An array is specified with column=value pairs.

-d, --delay seconds

Sets the delay in seconds for top command

-v, --verbose

Tells more information if the command is successful

-x, --xml

Returns xml instead of human readable text

-h, --help

Shows this help message

--version

Shows version and copyright information

COMMANDS

* create (Submits a new virtual machine, adding it to the ONE VM pool)

onevm create <template>

template is a file name where the VM description is located

* deploy (Start a previously submitted VM in an specific host)

onevm deploy <vm_id> <host_id>

* shutdown (Shutdown an already deployed VM)

onevm shutdown <vm_id>

* livemigrate (Migrates a running VM to another host without downtime)

onevm livemigrate <vm_id> <host_id>

* migrate (Saves a running VM and starts it again in the specified host)

onevm migrate <vm_id> <host_id>

* hold (Sets a VM to hold state, scheduler will not deploy it)

onevm hold <vm_id>

* release (Releases a VM from hold state)

onevm release <vm_id>

* stop (Stops a running VM)

onevm stop <vm_id>

* cancel (Cancels a running VM)

onevm cancel <vm_id>

* suspend (Saves a running VM)

onevm suspend <vm_id>

* resume (Resumes the execution of a saved VM)

onevm resume <vm_id>

* delete (Deletes a VM from the pool and DB)

onevm delete <vm_id>

* restart (Resubmits the VM after failure)

onevm restart <vm_id>

* list (Shows VMs in the pool)

onevm list <filter_flag>

where filter_flag can be

a, all

--> all the known VMs

m, mine

--> the VMs belonging to the user in ONE_AUTH

uid

--> VMs of the user identified by this uid

user--> VMs of the user identified by the username

* show (Gets information about a specific VM)

onevm show <vm_id>

* top (Lists VMs continuously)

onevm top

* history (Gets history from VMs)

onevm history [<vm_id> <vm_id> ...]

if no vm_id is provided it will list history for all known VMs

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Index

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SYNOPSIS

OPTIONS

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