Sometimes the user might need to hard reset or soft reset (reboot) Virtual Machine on cloud (e.g. vSphere) without getting the VM recreated on cloud. The existing bosh recreate command would cause the VM to be recreated. And bosh restart command is only to restart all jobs on the VM.
Is it possible to have commands like bosh reset-vm and bosh reboot-vm command to hard and soft reset the VM on cloud respectively?
Take vSphere as example,
bosh reset-vm could simulate the "Power -> Reset" operation on vSphere client
bosh reboot-vm could simulate the "Power -> Restart Guest OS" operation on vSphere client.
Sometimes the user might need to hard reset or soft reset (reboot) Virtual Machine on cloud (e.g. vSphere) without getting the VM recreated on cloud. The existing
bosh recreatecommand would cause the VM to be recreated. Andbosh restartcommand is only to restart all jobs on the VM.Is it possible to have commands like
bosh reset-vmandbosh reboot-vmcommand to hard and soft reset the VM on cloud respectively?Take vSphere as example,
bosh reset-vmcould simulate the "Power -> Reset" operation on vSphere clientbosh reboot-vmcould simulate the "Power -> Restart Guest OS" operation on vSphere client.