detail
The cldkctl vm detail command retrieves detailed information about a specific virtual machine (VM) by its name. This command provides information such as CPU, memory, storage, image, and current status. You can also use the --yaml flag to output the details in YAML format.
Usage
cldkctl vm detail [name] [flags]Steps
Follow the steps below to run and view the result of this command:
Run the following command in your terminal and replace <vm_name> with your virtual machine name.
./cldkctl vm detail <vm_name>Optionally, include the --namespace flag to scope the operation to a specific namespace, or --project to specify a project ID.
Wait for the system to retrieve the details. The command will display information such as the namespace, status, readiness, CPU, RAM, storage, image, and creation date.
If you prefer to view the data in YAML format, add the --yaml flag at the end of the command
Namespace
The namespace where the virtual machine is located.
Status
The current operational state of the VM.
Ready
Indicates whether the VM is ready or not.
CPU
The number of virtual CPUs allocated to the VM.
RAM
The memory size assigned to the VM.
Storage
The total storage capacity allocated to the VM.
Image
The container image or operating system image used to provision the VM.
Created At
The date and time when the VM was created.
Flags
-h, --help
Help for the vm detail command.
-n, --namespace string
Specifies the cluster namespace to scope the operation.
-p, --project string
Specifies the project ID.
--yaml
Outputs the VM details in YAML format.
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