changeServerInstanceSpec
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Available in VPC
Overview
Changes the specifications of stopped server instance (VM).
Requests
Request parameters
| Parameter name | Requirement status | Type | Restrictions | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| regionCode | No | String | - Region code Decides the Region of the server instance whose specification will be changed regionCode can be obtained through the getRegionList action Default: select the first Region shown in the getRegionList search results | |
| serverInstanceNo | Yes | String | - The number of the server instance whose specification will be changed serverInstanceNo can be obtained through the getServerInstanceList action | |
| serverProductCode | Conditional | String | - Server product code Choose the server specifications you want to change to It can only be changed within the same product type (productType) and the same disk detail type (diskDetailType [HDD, SSD]) among server products serverProductCode can be obtained through the getServerProductList action | |
| serverSpecCode | Conditional | String | - Server specification code Choose the server specifications you want to change to It can only be changed within the same product type (productType) and the same disk detail type (diskDetailType [HDD, SSD]) among server products serverSpecCode can be obtained through the getServerSpecList action The value of either serverProductCode or serverSpecCode is required. | |
| responseFormatType | No | String | - Format type of responses Options : xml | json Default : xml |
Responses
Response bodies
Examples
Request examples
GET {API_URL}/changeServerInstanceSpec
?regionCode=KR
&serverInstanceNo=***4299
&serverProductCode=SVR.VSVR.STAND.C002.M008.NET.SSD.B050.G001
Response examples
<changeServerInstanceSpecResponse>
<requestId>d273a622-50b6-477f-9876-e4ed6845b3eb</requestId>
<returnCode>0</returnCode>
<returnMessage>success</returnMessage>
<totalRows>1</totalRows>
<serverInstanceList>
<serverInstance>
<serverInstanceNo>***4299</serverInstanceNo>
<serverName>test-***</serverName>
<serverDescription></serverDescription>
<cpuCount>2</cpuCount>
<memorySize>4294967296</memorySize>
<platformType>
<code>LNX64</code>
<codeName>Linux 64 Bit</codeName>
</platformType>
<loginKeyName>test-***</loginKeyName>
<publicIpInstanceNo></publicIpInstanceNo>
<publicIp></publicIp>
<serverInstanceStatus>
<code>NSTOP</code>
<codeName>Server normal stopped state</codeName>
</serverInstanceStatus>
<serverInstanceOperation>
<code>CHNG</code>
<codeName>Server SPEC CHANGE OP</codeName>
</serverInstanceOperation>
<serverInstanceStatusName>changingSpec</serverInstanceStatusName>
<createDate>2020-08-24T09:41:23+0900</createDate>
<uptime>2020-08-24T09:44:24+0900</uptime>
<serverImageProductCode>SW.VSVR.OS.LNX64.CNTOS.0703.B050</serverImageProductCode>
<serverProductCode>SVR.VSVR.STAND.C002.M008.NET.SSD.B050.G001</serverProductCode>
<isProtectServerTermination>false</isProtectServerTermination>
<zoneCode>KR-1</zoneCode>
<regionCode>KR</regionCode>
<vpcNo>***04</vpcNo>
<subnetNo>***43</subnetNo>
<networkInterfaceNoList>
<networkInterfaceNo>***87</networkInterfaceNo>
</networkInterfaceNoList>
<initScriptNo>***44</initScriptNo>
<serverInstanceType>
<code>STAND</code>
<codeName>Standard</codeName>
</serverInstanceType>
<baseBlockStorageDiskType>
<code>NET</code>
<codeName>Network Storage</codeName>
</baseBlockStorageDiskType>
<baseBlockStorageDiskDetailType>
<code>SSD</code>
<codeName>SSD</codeName>
</baseBlockStorageDiskDetailType>
<placementGroupNo>***61</placementGroupNo>
<placementGroupName>test-***</placementGroupName>
</serverInstance>
</serverInstanceList>
</changeServerInstanceSpecResponse>
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