upctl server create

Create a server

upctl server create [flags]

Examples

upctl server create --title myapp --zone fi-hel1 --hostname myapp --password-delivery email
upctl server create --wait --title myapp --zone fi-hel1 --hostname myapp --password-delivery email
upctl server create --title "My Server" --zone fi-hel1 --hostname myapp --password-delivery email
upctl server create --zone fi-hel1 --hostname myapp --password-delivery email --plan 2xCPU-4GB
upctl server create --zone fi-hel1 --hostname myapp --password-delivery email --plan custom --cores 2 --memory 4096
upctl server create --zone fi-hel1 --hostname myapp --password-delivery email --os "Debian GNU/Linux 10 (Buster)" --server-group a4643646-8342-4324-4134-364138712378
upctl server create --zone fi-hel1 --hostname myapp --ssh-keys /path/to/publickey --network type=private,network=037a530b-533e-4cef-b6ad-6af8094bb2bc,ip-address=10.0.0.1

Options

Option	Description
--avoid-host	Host to avoid when scheduling the server. Use this to make sure VMs do not reside on specific host. Refers to value from host attribute. Useful when building HA-environments. Default: 0
--boot-order	The boot device order, disk / cdrom / network or comma separated combination.
--cores	Number of cores. Only allowed if plan option is set to "custom". Default: 0
--create-password	Create an admin password.
--enable-firewall	Enable firewall.
--enable-metadata	Enable metadata service.
--enable-remote-access	Enable remote access.
--host	Schedule the server on a specific host. Refers to value from host attribute. Only available in private clouds. Default: 0
--hostname	Server hostname.
--label	Labels to describe the server in key=value format, multiple can be declared. Usage: --label env=dev --label owner=operations Default: []
--memory	Memory amount in MiB. Only allowed if plan option is set to "custom". Default: 0
--network	A network interface for the server, multiple can be declared. Usage: --network family=IPv4,type=public --network type=private,network=037a530b-533e-4cef-b6ad-6af8094bb2bc,ip-address=10.0.0.1 Default: []
--os	Server OS to use (will be the first storage device). The value should be title or UUID of an either public or private template. Set to empty to fully customise the storages. Default: Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS (Focal Fossa)
--os-storage-size	OS storage size in GiB. This is only applicable if os is also set. Zero value makes the disk equal to the minimum size of the template. Default: 0
--os-storage-encrypt	Encrypt the OS storage. This is only applicable if os is also set.
--password-delivery	Defines how password is delivered. Available: email, sms Default: none
--plan	Server plan name. See "server plans" command for valid plans. Set to "custom" and use cores and memory options for flexible plan. Default: 1xCPU-2GB
--remote-access-password	Defines the remote access password.
--remote-access-type	Set a remote access type. Available: vnc, spice
--server-group	UUID of a server group for the server. To remove the server from the group, see `servergroup modify
--simple-backup	Simple backup rule. Format (HHMM,{dailies,weeklies,monthlies}). Example: 2300,dailies
--ssh-keys	Add one or more SSH keys to the admin account. Accepted values are SSH public keys or filenames from where to read the keys. Default: []
--storage	A storage connected to the server, multiple can be declared. Usage: --storage action=attach,storage=01000000-0000-4000-8000-000020010301,type=cdrom Default: []
--time-zone	Time zone to set the RTC to. Default: UTC
--title	A short, informational description.
--user-data	Defines URL for a server setup script, or the script body itself.
--username	Admin account username.
--video-model	Video interface model of the server. Available: vga, cirrus Default: vga
--wait	Wait for server to be in started state before returning.
--zone	Zone where to create the server. Run upctl zone list to list all available zones.
--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 (supported: json, yaml and human) Default: human

Related commands

Command	Description
upctl server	Manage servers