.. _vs_placement_group_user_docs: Working with Placement Groups ============================= A `Placement Group `_ is a way to control which physical servers your virtual servers get provisioned onto. To create a `Virtual_PlacementGroup `_ object, you will need to know the following: - backendRouterId, from `getAvailableRouters `_ - ruleId, from `getAllObjects `_ - name, can be any string, but most be unique on your account Once a placement group is created, you can create new virtual servers in that group. Existing VSIs cannot be moved into a placement group. When ordering a VSI in a placement group, make sure to set the `placementGroupId `_ for each guest in your order. use the --placementgroup option with `vs create` to specify creating a VSI in a specific group. :: $ slcli vs create -H testGroup001 -D test.com -f B1_1X2X25 -d mex01 -o DEBIAN_LATEST --placementgroup testGroup Placement groups can only be deleted once all the virtual guests in the group have been reclaimed. .. _cli_vs_placementgroup_create: vs placementgroup create ------------------------ This command will create a placement group. :: $ slcli vs placementgroup create --name testGroup -b bcr02a.dal06 -r SPREAD Options ^^^^^^^ --name TEXT Name for this new placement group. [required] -b, --backend_router TEXT backendRouter, can be either the hostname or id. [required] -r, --rule TEXT The keyName or Id of the rule to govern this placement group. [required] .. _cli_vs_placementgroup_create_options: vs placementgroup create-options -------------------------------- This command will print out the available routers and rule sets for use in creating a placement group. :: $ slcli vs placementgroup create-options :.................................................: : Available Routers : :..............:..............:...................: : Datacenter : Hostname : Backend Router Id : :..............:..............:...................: : Washington 1 : bcr01.wdc01 : 16358 : : Tokyo 5 : bcr01a.tok05 : 1587015 : :..............:..............:...................: :..............: : Rules : :....:.........: : Id : KeyName : :....:.........: : 1 : SPREAD : :....:.........: .. _cli_vs_placementgroup_delete: vs placementgroup delete ------------------------ This command will remove a placement group. The placement group needs to be empty for this command to succeed. Options ^^^^^^^ --purge Delete all guests in this placement group. The group itself can be deleted once all VMs are fully reclaimed :: $ slcli vs placementgroup delete testGroup You can use the flag --purge to auto-cancel all VSIs in a placement group. You will still need to wait for them to be reclaimed before proceeding to delete the group itself. :: $ slcli vs placementgroup delete testGroup --purge You are about to delete the following guests! issues10691547768562.test.com, issues10691547768572.test.com, issues10691547768552.test.com, issues10691548718280.test.com This action will cancel all guests! Continue? [y/N]: y Deleting issues10691547768562.test.com... Deleting issues10691547768572.test.com... Deleting issues10691547768552.test.com... Deleting issues10691548718280.test.com... .. _cli_vs_placementgroup_list: vs placementgroup list ---------------------- This command will list all placement groups on your account. :: $ slcli vs placementgroup list :..........................................................................................: : Placement Groups : :.......:...................:................:........:........:...........................: : Id : Name : Backend Router : Rule : Guests : Created : :.......:...................:................:........:........:...........................: : 31741 : fotest : bcr01a.tor01 : SPREAD : 1 : 2018-11-22T14:36:10-06:00 : : 64535 : testGroup : bcr01a.mex01 : SPREAD : 3 : 2019-01-17T14:36:42-06:00 : :.......:...................:................:........:........:...........................: .. _cli_vs_placementgroup_detail: vs placementgroup detail ------------------------ This command will provide some detailed information about a specific placement group :: $ slcli vs placementgroup detail testGroup :.......:............:................:........:...........................: : Id : Name : Backend Router : Rule : Created : :.......:............:................:........:...........................: : 64535 : testGroup : bcr01a.mex01 : SPREAD : 2019-01-17T14:36:42-06:00 : :.......:............:................:........:...........................: :..........:........................:...............:..............:.....:........:...........................:.............: : Id : FQDN : Primary IP : Backend IP : CPU : Memory : Provisioned : Transaction : :..........:........................:...............:..............:.....:........:...........................:.............: : 69134895 : testGroup62.test.com : 169.57.70.166 : 10.131.11.32 : 1 : 1024 : 2019-01-17T17:44:50-06:00 : - : : 69134901 : testGroup72.test.com : 169.57.70.184 : 10.131.11.59 : 1 : 1024 : 2019-01-17T17:44:53-06:00 : - : : 69134887 : testGroup52.test.com : 169.57.70.187 : 10.131.11.25 : 1 : 1024 : 2019-01-17T17:44:43-06:00 : - : :..........:........................:...............:..............:.....:........:...........................:.............: