You can perform the following tasks to manage VM power:
Start a VM—Starts a VM.
Shut down a VM—Shuts down a VM. The system saves the data before shutting down the VM. Whether the VM can be shut down successfully depends on the OS of the VM. Therefore, the actual state of the VM might be different from that displayed on UIS Manager.
Power off a VM—Forcibly powers off a VM. After a VM is powered off, data will be lost. As a best practice, do not power off a VM.
Suspend a VM—The data in the memory of a VM is retained after the VM is suspended.
Restore a VM—Restores a VM in suspended state.
Hibernate a VM—Hibernates a VM in running or suspended state. After you suspend a VM, the system saves the data in the memory into the hard disk as files, and then hibernates the VM.
Restart a VM—Restarts a VM when the VM fails or when configuration changes, such as CPU, memory, or disk scaling, occur on the VM.
Shutting down, suspending, hibernating, or restarting VMs will cause service interruption. Please be cautious.
Powering off a VM might cause guest OS failures. As a best practice, shut down a VM from its guest OS.
On the top navigation bar, click VMs. If multiple clusters exist in the system, you must also select a cluster from the left navigation pane.
Select a VM, and then click Start on the VM tile, or select a VM from the navigation pane to enter the VM overview page, and then click Start.
In the dialog box that opens, click OK.
On the top navigation bar, click VMs. If multiple clusters exist in the system, you must also select a cluster from the left navigation pane.
Select a VM, and then click Shut Down on the VM tile, or select a VM from the navigation pane to enter the VM overview page, and then click Shut Down.
In the dialog box that opens, click OK.
On the top navigation bar, click VMs. If multiple clusters exist in the system, you must also select a cluster from the left navigation pane.
Select a VM, click More on the VM tile, and then select Power Off, or select a VM from the navigation pane to enter the VM overview page, and then click Power Off.
In the dialog box that opens, click OK.
On the top navigation bar, click VMs. If multiple clusters exist in the system, you must also select a cluster from the left navigation pane.
Select a VM, click More on the VM tile, and then select Suspend, or select a VM from the navigation pane to enter the VM overview page, click More Actions, and then select Suspend.
In the dialog box that opens, click OK.
On the top navigation bar, click VMs. If multiple clusters exist in the system, you must also select a cluster from the left navigation pane.
Select a VM, click More on the VM tile, and then select Resume, or select a VM from the navigation pane to enter the VM overview page, click More Actions, and then select Resume.
In the dialog box that opens, click OK.
On the top navigation bar, click VMs. If multiple clusters exist in the system, you must also select a cluster from the left navigation pane.
Select a VM, click More on the VM tile, and then select Hibernate, or select a VM from the navigation pane to enter the VM overview page, click More Actions, and then select Hibernate.
In the dialog box that opens, click OK.
On the top navigation bar, click VMs. If multiple clusters exist in the system, you must also select a cluster from the left navigation pane.
Select a VM, click More on the VM tile, and then select Restart, or select a VM from the navigation pane to enter the VM overview page, click More Actions, and then select Restart.