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.

No worries @Rhodderz happy to know it works for you now!

Question for @julien-f but you already had an answer from @Danp

@julien-f I've tried templates, but not vm-templates Thank you! It works that way. And yeah, I haven't tried to call just /rest/v0

Cf https://xen-orchestra.com/blog/xen-orchestra-5-92#-rest-api

@olivierlambert is it possible to apply this changes allready to our XOA? it would help with the development.

After reflection I don't think I will implement /hosts/<host id>/residentVms, you can do it very easily with filter: /vms?filter=$container:<host id>.

As @Danp said, changes appear first in the GitHub repo and are available for the XOAs at the next release in the latest channel. But, as it appear, we just did a new patch release (5.91.2) which also contains the REST API changes we talked about

@DustyArmstrong Thanks for your report

@dan89 Yes, you can pass the --expires flag to change the validity of a token. But you cannot go above maxTokenValidity though you can increase it in your xo-server's config. Example: xo-cli --createToken --expiresIn 90d https://XOA.company.lan admin password

Haha yeah, it's an usual mistake I'm often doing myself

@DustyArmstrong Perfect, thanks for your feedback

@julien-f Thank you very much!!! GREAT!