upctl server relocate
Relocate a server
Relocates server with its storages and their backups to another zone. This feature can be used to move server from public zone to private cloud zone or vice versa. It can also be used to move server from one private cloud zone to another.
For the relocation to succeed, both source and destination zones need to reside in the same physical location (ie. datacenter). The server cannot be attached to a SDN private network and it cannot have IP addresses from dedicated, customer-owned IP networks. Server needs to be in stopped state while its storages and their backups need to be in online state.
Examples
upctl server relocate 00038afc-d526-4148-af0e-d2f1eeaded9b --zone fi-priv-example
upctl server relocate 00038afc-d526-4148-af0e-d2f1eeaded9b 0053a6f5-e6d1-4b0b-b9dc-b90d0894e8d0 --zone fi-priv-example
upctl server relocate my_server1 --zone fi-priv-example
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--zone |
The zone where the server should be relocated to. |
--help, -h |
help for relocate 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 server | Manage servers |