@samuelolavo Shell only handles string values, to pass other types to xo-cli you need to encode them in JSON and use the json: prefix:

xo-cli resourceSet.create name=test-resource subjects=json:'["d301d9ea-9e22-4480-bf40-111111111111"]' objects=json:'["8fb06362-d8fe-598b-f819-11111111111111"]' shareByDefault=json:true

@samuelolavo No, users management and self service are not in the REST API yet.

@julien-f thanks! I have tested it and its working now! cheers Ringo

@Serwetka It isn't realistic IMO to expect the SDK from XS 7.6 to work in this scenario. Do you know if this works with XS 8.3 or newer?Have you tried using an updated version of the Xenserver SDK to see if the issue is still present?

FWIW, we have REST APIs that you can use -- https://xen-orchestra.com/docs/restapi.html

Yes, you can use Terraform directly 🙂

Hi @olivierlambert ,

Okay, I made some progress today and have worked out the steps to remove, delete or add drives to a VM.

Removed drive from the server attached to and also deleted the disk itself

xo-cli vdi.delete id=<the id of the VDI>

Removed drive from the server attached to, but didn't delete the disk!

xo-cli vdb.delete id=<the id of the VBD>

Added a drive to the server

xo-cli vm.attachDisk vdi=<the id of the VDI> vm=<the id of VM>

If was the last one that I was missing. I'm still not sure of the difference between the 'uuid' and 'id' fields, but will use the 'id' as this seems to be what the commands are wanting.

Thanks
Kent.

Perfect, excellent news 🙂 Enjoy XCP-ng!

@Morpheus0x Your feature request has been noted and will be put in the backlog.

It appears to be trivial so it should we'll try to do it soon but I cannot tell you when.

I think it might be easier to do so with the new REST API, what do you think @julien-f ? 🤔

@splastunov said in Disable TX checksumming with API:

XAPI

Thank you, I found https://xapi-project.github.io/xen-api/networking.html

@cmuller
Thank you! It's great to see code-sharing in the forum!

First of all, take a look at the general XO REST API documentation.

Then, take a look at xo-cli --help which explain how to use it to interact with the REST API.

You can list all VDIs at /rest/v0/vdis, snapshots are available at /rest/v0/vdi-snapshots.

You also have the ability to list the VDIs attached to a specific VM at /rest/v0/vms/:id/vdis.

@samuelolavo Not exposed in the REST API yet.

You can use the legacy API for this:

xo-cli acl.get xo-cli resourceSet.getAll

@julien-f maybe there can we some recoverypoint endpoint? or remotes?

Have you read https://xapi-project.github.io/xen-api/metrics.html ? It explains the diff between getting all data and only the diff (delta). It's a must read to understand the way RRDs can be fetch.

@Danp No of course i can disable it , okay i will not struggle with it
After disable HA , i could delete it , thanks

@Danp, glusterfs.

Anyway I found the problem. It was a problem with cache size and the client fuse didn't mount it.

Thank you really much for helping me.