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lxc storage volume snapshot default v1 snap0
Create a snapshot of "v1" in pool "default" called "snap0".

lxc storage volume snapshot default v1 snap0 < config.yaml
Create a snapshot of "v1" in pool "default" called "snap0" with the configuration from "config.yaml".
lxc storage volume snapshot default v1 snap0
Create a snapshot of "v1" in pool "default" called "snap0".

lxc storage volume snapshot default v1 snap0 < config.yaml
Create a snapshot of "v1" in pool "default" called "snap0" with the configuration from "config.yaml".
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Show the instance's last 100 log lines
Show the instance's last 100 log lines
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Provide the type of the storage volume if it is not custom.
Supported types are custom, image, container and virtual-machine.

lxc storage volume unset default data size
Removes the size/quota of a custom volume "data" in pool "default".

lxc storage volume unset default virtual-machine/data snapshots.expiry
Removes the snapshot expiration period for a virtual machine "data" in pool "default".
Provide the type of the storage volume if it is not custom.
Supported types are custom, image, container and virtual-machine.

lxc storage volume unset default data size
Removes the size/quota of a custom volume "data" in pool "default".

lxc storage volume unset default virtual-machine/data snapshots.expiry
Removes the snapshot expiration period for a virtual machine "data" in pool "default".
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List instances

Default column layout: ns46tS
Fast column layout: nsacPt

A single keyword like "web" which will list any instance with a name starting with "web".
A regular expression on the instance name. (e.g. .*web.*01$).
A key/value pair referring to a configuration item. For those, the
namespace can be abbreviated to the smallest unambiguous identifier.
A key/value pair where the key is a shorthand. Multiple values must be delimited by ','. Available shorthands:
- type={instance type}
- status={instance current lifecycle status}
- architecture={instance architecture}
- location={location name}
- ipv4={ip or CIDR}
- ipv6={ip or CIDR}

Examples:
- "user.blah=abc" will list all instances with the "blah" user property set to "abc".
- "u.blah=abc" will do the same
- "security.privileged=true" will list all privileged instances
- "s.privileged=true" will do the same
- "type=container" will list all container instances
- "type=container status=running" will list all running container instances

A regular expression matching a configuration item or its value. (e.g. volatile.eth0.hwaddr=00:16:3e:.*).

When multiple filters are passed, they are added one on top of the other,
selecting instances which satisfy them all.

== Columns ==
The -c option takes a comma separated list of arguments that control
which instance attributes to output when displaying in table or csv
format.

Column arguments are either pre-defined shorthand chars (see below),
or (extended) config keys.

Commas between consecutive shorthand chars are optional.

Pre-defined column shorthand chars:
4 - IPv4 address
6 - IPv6 address
a - Architecture
b - Storage pool
c - Creation date
d - Description
D - disk usage
e - Project name
l - Last used date
m - Memory usage
M - Memory usage (%)
n - Name
N - Number of Processes
p - PID of the instance's init process
P - Profiles
s - State
S - Number of snapshots
t - Type (container or virtual-machine, ephemeral indicated if applicable)
u - CPU usage (in seconds)
L - Location of the instance (e.g. its cluster member)
f - Base Image Fingerprint (short)
F - Base Image Fingerprint (long)

Custom columns are defined with "[config:|devices:]key[:name][:maxWidth]":
KEY: The (extended) config or devices key to display. If [config:|devices:] is omitted then it defaults to config key.
NAME: Name to display in the column header.
Defaults to the key if not specified or empty.

MAXWIDTH: Max width of the column (longer results are truncated).
Defaults to -1 (unlimited). Use 0 to limit to the column header size.
List instances

Default column layout: ns46tS
Fast column layout: nsacPt

A single keyword like "web" which will list any instance with a name starting with "web".
A regular expression on the instance name. (e.g. .*web.*01$).
A key/value pair referring to a configuration item. For those, the
namespace can be abbreviated to the smallest unambiguous identifier.
A key/value pair where the key is a shorthand. Multiple values must be delimited by ','. Available shorthands:
- type={instance type}
- status={instance current lifecycle status}
- architecture={instance architecture}
- location={location name}
- ipv4={ip or CIDR}
- ipv6={ip or CIDR}

Examples:
- "user.blah=abc" will list all instances with the "blah" user property set to "abc".
- "u.blah=abc" will do the same
- "security.privileged=true" will list all privileged instances
- "s.privileged=true" will do the same
- "type=container" will list all container instances
- "type=container status=running" will list all running container instances

A regular expression matching a configuration item or its value. (e.g. volatile.eth0.hwaddr=00:16:3e:.*).

When multiple filters are passed, they are added one on top of the other,
selecting instances which satisfy them all.

== Columns ==
The -c option takes a comma separated list of arguments that control
which instance attributes to output when displaying in table or csv
format.

Column arguments are either pre-defined shorthand chars (see below),
or (extended) config keys.

Commas between consecutive shorthand chars are optional.

Pre-defined column shorthand chars:
4 - IPv4 address
6 - IPv6 address
a - Architecture
b - Storage pool
c - Creation date
d - Description
D - disk usage
e - Project name
l - Last used date
m - Memory usage
M - Memory usage (%)
n - Name
N - Number of Processes
p - PID of the instance's init process
P - Profiles
s - State
S - Number of snapshots
t - Type (container or virtual-machine, ephemeral indicated if applicable)
u - CPU usage (in seconds)
L - Location of the instance (e.g. its cluster member)
f - Base Image Fingerprint (short)
F - Base Image Fingerprint (long)

Custom columns are defined with "[config:|devices:]key[:name][:maxWidth]":
KEY: The (extended) config or devices key to display. If [config:|devices:] is omitted then it defaults to config key.
NAME: Name to display in the column header.
Defaults to the key if not specified or empty.

MAXWIDTH: Max width of the column (longer results are truncated).
Defaults to -1 (unlimited). Use 0 to limit to the column header size.
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Enable clustering on a single non-clustered LXD server

This command turns a non-clustered LXD server into the first member of a new
LXD cluster, which will have the given name.

It's required that LXD is already available on the network. You can check
this by running 'lxc config get core.https_address'. If either an IP address
and port is displayed, or both, LXD is already available on the network. If
no value is set, use 'lxc config set core.https_address' to set it.
Enable clustering on a single non-clustered LXD server

This command turns a non-clustered LXD server into the first member of a new
LXD cluster, which will have the given name.

It's required that LXD is already available on the network. You can check
this by running 'lxc config get core.https_address'. If either an IP address
and port is displayed, or both, LXD is already available on the network. If
no value is set, use 'lxc config set core.https_address' to set it.
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Copy a stateful instance as stateless
Copy a stateful instance as stateless
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Action
Action
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