upctl object-storage create

Create a new managed object storage service

Creates a new managed object storage service in the specified region. The service can be started or stopped based on the configured status.

upctl object-storage create [flags]

Examples

upctl object-storage create --name my-service --region europe-1
upctl object-storage create --name my-service --region europe-1 --configured-status started

Options

Option	Description
--name	The name of the service. Must be unique within customer account.
--region	Region in which the service will be hosted.
--configured-status	Service status managed by the customer. Valid values: started, stopped Default: started
--label	Labels to describe the service in key=value format, multiple can be declared. Usage: --label env=dev --label owner=operations Default: []
--network	Networks for the service. At least one network is needed. If not specified, a public network will be used by default. Note: Only one public network is allowed per service, but multiple private networks are supported. Public network: --network type=public,name=my-public-network,family=IPv4 Private network: --network type=private,name=my-private-network,family=IPv4,uuid=03fc6b80-9039-4bb7-ae43-5ccbe0ae35ce Default: []
--wait	Wait for service to be in running state before returning.
--help, -h	help for create Default: false

Global options

Option	Description
--client-timeout, -t	Client timeout to use in API calls. Default: 0s
--config	Configuration file path.
--debug	Print out more verbose debug logs. Default: false
--force-colours	Force coloured output despite detected terminal support.
--no-colours	Disable coloured output despite detected terminal support. Colours can also be disabled by setting NO_COLOR environment variable.
--output, -o	Output format. Valid values are human, json and yaml. Default: human

Related commands

Command	Description
upctl object-storage	Manage managed object storage services