Basic management operations
Filter cloud hosts
Perform this task to filter cloud hosts by cloud host name, user, image, flavor, network, owner, AZ, organization, or creation time.
To filter cloud hosts:
On the top navigation bar, click Cloud Services.
From the left navigation pane, select Compute & Storage > Cloud Hosts.
From the upper right corner of the page, select a filter criterion type, enter the filter criterion, and then click the search icon
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View detailed information about a cloud host
Perform this task to view detailed information about a cloud host, including the cloud host name, owner, flavor, initial password, tenancy, monitoring, NIC, disk, snapshot, and operation log information.
To view detailed information about a cloud host:
On the top navigation bar, click Cloud Services.
From the left navigation pane, select Compute & Storage > Cloud Hosts.
Click the name of a cloud host to view its detailed information.
Manage the operation state of cloud hosts
Perform this task to start, shut down, restart, suspend, restore, or destroy cloud hosts.
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· To destroy cloud hosts, a common user must submit a request. Once the request is approved, the system automatically destroys the cloud hosts. · A destroyed cloud host cannot be restored and services running on that cloud host will be interrupted. Please perform this task with caution. As a best practice, destroy a cloud host only when necessary and back up data before the operation. · Shutting down or restarting a cloud host terminates services running on the cloud host. Perform these tasks with caution. |
To manage the operation state of cloud hosts:
On the top navigation bar, click Cloud Services.
From the left navigation pane, select Compute & Storage > Cloud Hosts.
Perform either of the following tasks:
To manage a cloud host, click the More Actions icon
for the cloud host and then select the target action.
To manage multiple cloud hosts, select the cloud hosts, click More Actions above the cloud host list and then select the target action.
In the dialog box that opens, click OK.
Synchronize cloud host state
Perform this task to synchronize the latest states of cloud hosts from the virtualization platform (for example, CVM or VCenter) to UIS Cloud.
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If you suspend a VMware cloud host from UIS Cloud, power operations on the host executed from VCenter cannot be synchronized to UIS Cloud, and the restore operation might fail. As a best practice, do not perform any power operation from VCenter on a suspended cloud host. |
To synchronize the states of cloud hosts:
On the top navigation bar, click Cloud Services.
From the left navigation pane, select Compute & Storage > Cloud Hosts.
