Dedicated Host Commands
dedicatedhost list
List dedicated host.
dedicatedhost list [OPTIONS]
Options
- --tag <tag>
Filter by tags (multiple occurrence permitted)
- --sortby <sortby>
Column to sort by
- Default:
'Name'
- -d, --datacenter <datacenter>
Filter by datacenter shortname
- -H, --name <name>
Filter by host portion of the FQDN
- --order <order>
Filter by ID of the order which purchased this dedicated host
- --owner <owner>
Filter by owner of the dedicated host
dedicatedhost create
Order/create a dedicated host.
dedicatedhost create [OPTIONS]
Options
- -H, --hostname <hostname>
Required Host portion of the FQDN
- -r, --router <router>
Router hostname ex. fcr02a.dal13
- -D, --domain <domain>
Required Domain portion of the FQDN
- -d, --datacenter <datacenter>
Required Datacenter shortname
- -f, --flavor <flavor>
Required Dedicated Virtual Host flavor
- --billing <billing>
Billing rate
- Default:
'hourly'
- Options:
hourly | monthly
- --verify
Verify dedicatedhost without creating it.
- -t, --template <template>
A template file that defaults the command-line options
- --export <export>
Exports options to a template file
See ‘slcli dedicatedhost create-options’ for valid options.
dedicatedhost create-options
host order options for a given dedicated host.
- Example::
To get a list of available backend routers see example: slcli dh create-options –datacenter dal05 –flavor 56_CORES_X_242_RAM_X_1_4_TB
dedicatedhost create-options [OPTIONS]
Options
- -d, --datacenter <datacenter>
Router hostname (requires –flavor) ex. ams01
- -f, --flavor <flavor>
Dedicated Virtual Host flavor (requires –datacenter) ex. 56_CORES_X_242_RAM_X_1_4_TB
dedicatedhost detail
Get details for a dedicated host.
dedicatedhost detail [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER
Options
- --price
Show associated prices
- --guests
Show guests on dedicated host
Arguments
- IDENTIFIER
Required argument
dedicatedhost cancel
Cancel a dedicated host server immediately
dedicatedhost cancel [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER
Arguments
- IDENTIFIER
Required argument
dedicatedhost cancel-guests
Cancel all virtual guests of the dedicated host immediately.
Use the ‘slcli vs cancel’ command to cancel an specific guest
dedicatedhost cancel-guests [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER
Arguments
- IDENTIFIER
Required argument
dedicatedhost list-guests
List guests which are in a dedicated host server.
dedicatedhost list-guests [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER
Options
- -c, --cpu <cpu>
Number of CPU cores
- -D, --domain <domain>
Domain portion of the FQDN
- -H, --hostname <hostname>
Host portion of the FQDN
- -m, --memory <memory>
Memory in mebibytes
- --tag <tag>
Filter by tags (multiple occurrence permitted)
- --sortby <sortby>
Column to sort by
- Default:
'hostname'
- --columns <columns>
Columns to display. [options: guid, cpu, memory, datacenter, primary_ip, backend_ip, created_by, power_state, tags]
- Default:
'id,hostname,domain,primary_ip,backend_ip,power_state'
Arguments
- IDENTIFIER
Required argument
virtual host-list
List dedicated host.
virtual host-list [OPTIONS]
Options
- --tag <tag>
Filter by tags (multiple occurrence permitted)
- --sortby <sortby>
Column to sort by
- Default:
'Name'
- -d, --datacenter <datacenter>
Filter by datacenter shortname
- -H, --name <name>
Filter by host portion of the FQDN
- --order <order>
Filter by ID of the order which purchased this dedicated host
- --owner <owner>
Filter by owner of the dedicated host
virtual host-create
Order/create a dedicated host.
virtual host-create [OPTIONS]
Options
- -H, --hostname <hostname>
Required Host portion of the FQDN
- -r, --router <router>
Router hostname ex. fcr02a.dal13
- -D, --domain <domain>
Required Domain portion of the FQDN
- -d, --datacenter <datacenter>
Required Datacenter shortname
- -f, --flavor <flavor>
Required Dedicated Virtual Host flavor
- --billing <billing>
Billing rate
- Default:
'hourly'
- Options:
hourly | monthly
- --verify
Verify dedicatedhost without creating it.
- -t, --template <template>
A template file that defaults the command-line options
- --export <export>
Exports options to a template file
See ‘slcli dedicatedhost create-options’ for valid options.