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@1yam 1yam commented Jul 1, 2024

Note: This pull request depends on the following PR and should not be merged before it:
aleph-im/aleph-sdk-python#124

Summary

This PR introduces new commands for managing virtual machine instances. These commands provide users with enhanced control over their VMs.

New Commands

The following commands have been added:

  1. Notify Instance:

    aleph instance notify {vm_id} {domain}

    Sends a notification to the specified VM instance within the given domain.

  2. Stop Instance:

    aleph instance stop {vm_id} {domain}

    Stops the specified VM instance within the given domain.

  3. Reboot Instance:

    aleph instance reboot {vm_id} {domain}

    Reboots the specified VM instance within the given domain.

  4. Erase Instance:

    aleph instance erase {vm_id} {domain}

    Erases the specified VM instance within the given domain, securely deleting all data.

  5. Expire Instance:

    aleph instance expire {vm_id} {domain}

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Once SDK python is release, change the dependency then merge then release.

This is done by going threw all nodes look for the one with the correct hash.
@nesitor nesitor self-requested a review July 23, 2024 13:11
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I think you can just point the sdk dep to the rc2 release and it should work

@olethanh olethanh merged commit 5dd7e4f into master Jul 23, 2024
@Psycojoker Psycojoker deleted the 1yam-operator-vm branch July 24, 2024 15:26
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