If I want to see what instances in a project are in the destroyed state via
Cloudmonkey, I should be able to use both the API call and the native
Cloudmonkey call.
[root@sjmpc-mgr1 cloudmanager_utils]# cloudmonkey -d json api
listVirtualMachines domainid=c4fe811a-eeb5-4826-85a6-67c8d3f26234
projectid=6629b1a5-1014-49d9-b5b8-af78914b6051 state="Destroyed" filter=id,name
{
"count": 2,
"virtualmachine": [
{
"id": "be10acfc-f11e-4667-a36b-2ed30f1cca45",
"name": "foo2"
},
{
"id": "71766548-49fb-4327-bad7-a8c546c9c29b",
"name": "foo1"
}
]
}
Unfortunately, a problem arises when I try to change the output format from
json to default, where apparently NIC ID/name leakage appears in the output…
cloudmonkey -d default api listVirtualMachines
domainid=c4fe811a-eeb5-4826-85a6-67c8d3f26234
projectid=6629b1a5-1014-49d9-b5b8-af78914b6051 state="Destroyed" filter=id,name
id = be10acfc-f11e-4667-a36b-2ed30f1cca45
name = foo2
id = ecbd8703-79c3-4db0-97cc-bd4b02a6eefb
================================================================================
id = d2fc481a-e049-4a37-8906-027ba37522d3
name = default
================================================================================
================================================================================
id = 71766548-49fb-4327-bad7-a8c546c9c29b
name = foo1
id = 1619ec83-7a40-401a-b4be-fb2367ea1baf
================================================================================
id = d2fc481a-e049-4a37-8906-027ba37522d3
name = default
================================================================================
================================================================================
This makes it hard to use cloudmonkey in bash scripts…
Ideas?
-Ian
