upctl server storage attach
Attach a storage as a device to a server
Examples
upctl server storage attach 00038afc-d526-4148-af0e-d2f1eeaded9b --storage 015899e0-0a68-4949-85bb-261a99de5fdd
upctl server storage attach 00038afc-d526-4148-af0e-d2f1eeaded9b --storage 01a5568f-4766-4ce7-abf5-7d257903a735 --address virtio:2
upctl server storage attach my_server1 --storage "My Storage"
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--type |
Type of the attached storage. Available: disk, cdrom Default: disk |
--address |
Address where the storage device is attached on the server. Address is of the form busname:deviceindex where busname can be ide/scsi/virtio. (example: 'virtio:1') Specify only the bus name to auto-select next available device index from that bus. (example: 'virtio') Default: virtio |
--storage |
UUID of the storage to attach. |
--boot-disk |
Set attached device as the server's boot disk. |
--help, -h |
help for attach 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 storage | Manage server storages |