$ virtctl image-upload -h
The two primary CLI tools used for managing resources in the cluster are:
The OpenShift Virtualization virtctl
client
The OpenShift Container Platform oc
client
You must install the virtctl
client.
The virtctl
client is a command-line utility for managing OpenShift Virtualization
resources. The following table contains the virtctl
commands used throughout
the OpenShift Virtualization documentation.
To view a list of options that you can use with a command, run it with the -h
or --help
flag. For example:
$ virtctl image-upload -h
Command | Description |
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|
Start a virtual machine. |
|
Stop a virtual machine. |
|
Pause a virtual machine or virtual machine instance. The machine state is kept in memory. |
|
Unpause a virtual machine or virtual machine instance. |
|
Migrate a virtual machine. |
|
Restart a virtual machine. |
|
Create a service that forwards a designated port of a virtual machine or virtual machine instance and expose the service on the specified port of the node. |
|
Connect to a serial console of a virtual machine instance. |
|
Open a VNC connection to a virtual machine instance. |
|
Upload a virtual machine image to a DataVolume that already exists. |
|
Upload a virtual machine image to a new DataVolume. |
|
Display the client and server version information. |
|
Display a descriptive list of |
The OpenShift Container Platform oc
client is a command-line utility for managing
OpenShift Container Platform resources, including the virtual machine (vm
) and virtual
machine instance (vmi
) object types.
You can use the |
Command | Description |
---|---|
|
Log in to the OpenShift Container Platform cluster as |
|
Display a list of objects for the specified object type in the current project. |
|
Display details of the specific resource in the current project. |
|
Create a resource in the current project from a filename or from stdin. |
|
Edit a resource in the current project. |
|
Delete a resource in the current project. |
For more comprehensive information on oc
client commands, see the
OpenShift Container Platform CLI tools documentation.