org.jclouds.openstack.nova.options
Class CreateServerOptions

java.lang.Object
  org.jclouds.openstack.nova.options.CreateServerOptions

All Implemented Interfaces:

Binder, MapBinder

public class CreateServerOptions
extends Object
implements MapBinder

Author:

Adrian Cole

Nested Class Summary

static class

CreateServerOptions.Builder

Constructor Summary

CreateServerOptions()

Method Summary

<R extends HttpRequest> R	bindToRequest(R request, Map<String,String> postParams) creates and binds the POST payload to the request using parameters specified.
<R extends HttpRequest> R	bindToRequest(R request, Object input)
CreateServerOptions	withAdminPass(String adminPass)
CreateServerOptions	withFile(String path, byte[] contents) You may further customize a cloud server by injecting data into the file system of the cloud server itself.
CreateServerOptions	withKeyName(String keyName) A keypair name can be defined when creating a server.
CreateServerOptions	withMetadata(Map<String,String> metadata) Custom cloud server metadata can also be supplied at launch time.
CreateServerOptions	withSecurityGroup(String groupName) Defines the security group name to be used when creating a server.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

CreateServerOptions

public CreateServerOptions()

Method Detail

bindToRequest

public <R extends HttpRequest> R bindToRequest(R request,
                                               Map<String,String> postParams)

Description copied from interface: MapBinder

creates and binds the POST payload to the request using parameters specified.

Specified by:

bindToRequest in interface MapBinder

See Also:

PayloadParam

withFile

public CreateServerOptions withFile(String path,
                                    byte[] contents)

You may further customize a cloud server by injecting data into the file system of the cloud server itself. This is useful, for example, for inserting ssh keys, setting configuration files, or storing data that you want to retrieve from within the instance itself. It is intended to provide a minimal amount of launch-time personalization. If significant customization is required, a custom image should be created. The max size of the file path data is 255 bytes while the max size of the file contents is 10KB. Note that the file contents should be encoded as a Base64 string and the 10KB limit refers to the number of bytes in the decoded data not the number of characters in the encoded data. The maximum number of file path/content pairs that can be supplied is 5. Any existing files that match the specified file will be renamed to include the extension bak followed by a time stamp. For example, the file /etc/passwd will be backed up as /etc/passwd.bak.1246036261.5785. All files will have root and the root group as owner and group owner, respectively and will allow user and group read access only (-r--r-----).

withAdminPass

public CreateServerOptions withAdminPass(String adminPass)

withMetadata

public CreateServerOptions withMetadata(Map<String,String> metadata)

Custom cloud server metadata can also be supplied at launch time. This metadata is stored in the API system where it is retrievable by querying the API for server status. The maximum size of the metadata key and value is each 255 bytes and the maximum number of key-value pairs that can be supplied per server is 5.

withKeyName

public CreateServerOptions withKeyName(String keyName)

A keypair name can be defined when creating a server. This key will be linked to the server and used to SSH connect to the machine

Parameters:

keyName -

Returns:

withSecurityGroup

public CreateServerOptions withSecurityGroup(String groupName)

Defines the security group name to be used when creating a server.

Parameters:

groupName -

Returns:

bindToRequest

public <R extends HttpRequest> R bindToRequest(R request,
                                               Object input)

Specified by:

bindToRequest in interface Binder