cldkctl vm
The vm command allows you to manage virtual machines (VMs) within your Cloudeka cluster. You can create, edit, delete, start, stop, reboot, and monitor VMs to ensure optimal resource allocation and performance across your environment. This command is particularly useful for DevOps engineers or administrators managing compute workloads and infrastructure through the Cloudeka CLI.
Usage
cldkctl vm [flags]
cldkctl vm [command]Available commands
create
Create a new virtual machine
delete
Delete an existing virtual machine
detail
Display detailed information about a specific virtual machine
edit
Modify virtual machine settings such as CPU, memory, or network configuration
list
List all virtual machines within the project
reboot
Reboot a running virtual machine
start
Start a virtual machine
stop
Stop a running virtual machine
Flags
-h, --help
Help for the vm command.
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