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Configure and remove VMs

When you deploy, you’ll select the hardware profile

Reconfigure VMs

Power on VM

Power off VM

Reset VM

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Pause and resume VM

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• Volumes are EBS disks. Users can onboard and create volumes, and attach them to VMs as auxiliary disks
  • After users detach auxiliary disks from VMs, the synchronization process will make them available in the virtual datacenter
  • Users can move disks between virtual datacenters and release them to the region
  • When users undeploy or delete a VM, the synchronization process will make auxiliary disks available in the virtual datacenter
• Onboarding a VM with delete on termination disks
  • When you undeploy or delete the VM, the platform will destroy these disks.
  • When you detach the disks from the deployed VM, the platform will synchronize them as volumes in the virtual datacenter
• EBS Encryption
  • You can create encrypted disks in the platform. If your AWS account has encryption set as default, all EBS disks will be created with encryption
  • The platform will use encryption when you create an instance template of an encrypted disk, and when you create a VM from this template

Take a VM snapshot

The VM must be powered off in Abiquo, although the actual VM is not powered off.  
You can only create an instance (private EBS image) from a VM using an EBS image

Remote access

Using your SSH key registered in Abiquo

Create and delete networks

Create and delete VPCs

Create and manage firewall policies

Use Chef

Enterprise Chef or your own server

Use Chef attributes

VM bootstrap scripts

Load balancing

Abiquo supports Classic Load Balancers with the ROUND_ROBIN algorithm 

Import and synchronize

• To onboard resources, the public cloud region must be created in AWS and enterprise must have credentials registered
  
  • • Limitation: You can only display Classic VMs, you cannot onboard them
• Entities that you can onboard and synchronize: VPCs, VMs, networks, firewalls, load balancers