dtctl virtual-machine
The virtual-machine commands create and manage virtual machines (VMs), your compute instances. You can create VMs from an image, attach volumes and network interfaces, run power actions (start, stop, reboot, resize, rescue), open a remote console, and review their action history.
Commands
- virtual-machine list: List virtual machines
- virtual-machine show: Show a virtual machine
- virtual-machine create: Create a virtual machine
- virtual-machine update-name: Rename a virtual machine
- virtual-machine update-network: Update a network interface
- virtual-machine delete: Delete a virtual machine
- virtual-machine action: Perform a power/lifecycle action
- virtual-machine attach-network: Attach a network interface
- virtual-machine attach-new-volume: Create and attach a new volume
- virtual-machine attach-volume: Attach an existing volume
- virtual-machine console: Get a VM's remote console URL
- virtual-machine detach-network: Detach a network interface
- virtual-machine detach-volume: Detach a volume
- virtual-machine history: Show a VM's action history
- virtual-machine history-details: Show one history entry
- virtual-machine hot-plug: Enable or disable hot-plug
- virtual-machine networks: List a VM's network interfaces
- virtual-machine volumes: List a VM's attached volumes