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• Shutdown/Power Off VM to run at 2019-04-06 00:08: state

• Add CPU to run at 2019-04-06 00:10: cpu count

• Update boot delay at 2019-04-06 00:11: boot-delay

• Add Memory to run at 2019-04-06 00:12: memory size

• Power On VM to run at 2019-04-06 00:15: state

• Reschedule the memory size change.

• Cancel boot-delay change.

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Virtual-Machine-ID Virtual-Machine-ID

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SchedulingVirtualMachineChanges-Virtual-Machine-ID SchedulingVirtualMachineChanges-Virtual-Machine-ID

Virtual Machine ID

Optional. Get virtual machine MOREF or UUID with vss-cli compute vm ls and apply any filtering if required:

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Once you got the target virtual machine MOREF proceed to scheduling the changes.

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Power-Off Power-Off

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Power Off

Schedule the power off task by adding the --schedule option with the desired value to the state off command as follows:

vss-cli compute vm set --schedule "2019-04-06 00:08" cranky_sinoussi state off
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vss-cli compute vm set --schedule "2019-04-06 00:08" vm-2183 state off

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Add-CPU Add-CPU

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Add CPU

Schedule the task to add cpu with the --schedule option with the desired value to the cpu count <numCpu> command as follows:

vss-cli compute vm set --schedule "2019-04-06 00:10" Frontend2 cpu count 2
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vss-cli compute vm set --schedule "2019-04-06 00:10" vm-2183 cpu count 2

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Update-boot-delay Update-boot-delay

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SchedulingVirtualMachineChanges-Update-boot-delay SchedulingVirtualMachineChanges-Update-boot-delay

Update boot delay

Schedule the task to update boot-delay with the --schedule option and the desired value to the boot-delay <milliseconds> command as follows:

vss-cli compute vm set --schedule "2019-04-06 00:11" cranky_sinoussi boot-delay 10000
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vss-cli compute vm set --schedule "2019-04-06 00:11" vm-2183 boot-delay 10000

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Add-Memory Add-Memory

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Add Memory

Schedule the task to add memory with the --schedule option with the desired value to the memory size <numCpu> command as follows:

vss-cli compute vm set --schedule "2019-04-06 00:12" cranky_sinoussi memory size 2
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vss-cli compute vm set --schedule "2019-04-06 00:12" vm-2183 memory size 2

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Power-ON Power-ON

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SchedulingVirtualMachineChanges-Power-ON SchedulingVirtualMachineChanges-Power-ON

Power ON

Schedule the power on task by adding the --schedule option with the desired value to the state on command as follows:

vss-cli compute vm set --schedule "2019-04-06 00:15" cranky_sinoussi state on
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vss-cli compute vm set --schedule "2019-04-06 00:15" vm-2183 state on

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Reschedule-Memory-Change Reschedule-Memory-Change

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Reschedule Memory Change

To reschedule a scheduled update, use the command vss-cli request change set {request_id} schedule with the option -d/--date-time:

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vss-cli request change set 24542 schedule --date-time "2019-04-06T00:13:00"

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Cancel-Boot-Delay-Change Cancel-Boot-Delay-Change

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Cancel Boot Delay Change

To cancel a scheduled update, use the command vss-cli request change set {request_id} schedule with the option -c/--cancel:

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