Linux command
exo-compute-block-storage 命令
文本
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常用示例
List block storage volumes in a zone
exo compute block-storage list --zone [ch-gva-2]
Create a volume
exo compute block-storage create [name] --size [100] --zone [ch-gva-2]
Show volume details
exo compute block-storage show [name]
Attach volume to instance
exo compute block-storage attach [volume] [instance] --zone [ch-gva-2]
Detach volume
exo compute block-storage detach [volume] --zone [ch-gva-2]
Delete a volume
exo compute block-storage delete [name]
说明
exo compute block-storage manages Exoscale block storage volumes. Volumes provide persistent storage that can be attached to compute instances. Block storage volumes survive instance termination and can be moved between instances. They are ideal for databases, application data, and any workload requiring persistent storage separate from the instance lifecycle. Volumes can be resized via the update subcommand and support snapshots for backup and cloning.
FAQ
What is the exo-compute-block-storage command used for?
exo compute block-storage manages Exoscale block storage volumes. Volumes provide persistent storage that can be attached to compute instances. Block storage volumes survive instance termination and can be moved between instances. They are ideal for databases, application data, and any workload requiring persistent storage separate from the instance lifecycle. Volumes can be resized via the update subcommand and support snapshots for backup and cloning.
How do I run a basic exo-compute-block-storage example?
Run `exo compute block-storage list --zone [ch-gva-2]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more exo-compute-block-storage examples?
This page includes 6 examples for exo-compute-block-storage, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.