volume_detach – Detaches the Volume to the Virtual Machine.

Synopsis

This playbook helps in performing the Volume detach operations on the VM provided.

Parameters

name (True, str, None)

Name of the VM

id (optional, str, None)

ID of the VM

volume_name (optional, list, None)

Name of the volumes want to be detached

volume_id (optional, list, None)

IDs of the volumes want to be detached

Examples

- name: VM Volume Detach Playbook
  hosts: localhost
  gather_facts: no
  vars:
   auth:
    auth_url: https://<POWERVC>:5000/v3
    project_name: PROJECT-NAME
    username: USERID
    password: PASSWORD
    project_domain_name: PROJECT_DOMAIN_NAME
    user_domain_name: USER_DOMAIN_NAME
  tasks:
     - name: Perform VM Volume Attach Operations
       ibm.powervc.volume_detach:
          auth: "{{ auth }}"
          name: "NAME"
          volume_name: ["VOL_NAME1","VOL_NAME2","VOL_NAME3"]
          validate_certs: no
       register: result
     - debug:
          var: result

- name: VM Volume Detach Playbook
  hosts: localhost
  gather_facts: no
  tasks:
     - name: Perform VM Volume Attach Operations
       ibm.powervc.volume_detach:
          cloud: "CLOUD_NAME"
          name: "NAME"
          volume_name: ["VOLUME_NAME1","VOLUME_NAME2","VOLUME_NAME3"]
          validate_certs: no
       register: result
     - debug:
          var: result

- name: VM Volume Detach Playbook using the Volume IDs
  hosts: localhost
  gather_facts: no
  tasks:
     - name: Perform VM Volume Attach Operations
       ibm.powervc.volume_detach:
          cloud: "CLOUD_NAME"
          name: "NAME"
          volume_name: ["VOLUME_ID1","VOLUME_ID2","VOLUME_ID3"]
          validate_certs: no
       register: result
     - debug:
          var: result

Status

  • This module is not guaranteed to have a backwards compatible interface. [preview]

  • This module is maintained by PowerVC.

Authors

  • Karteesh Kumar Vipparapelli (@vkarteesh)