1. Interface Description
Interface request domain name: cvm.api3.convergecloud.com.
This API (ResetInstancesType) is used to adjust the model of an instance.
- Currently, only instances with System Disk Types of
CLOUD_BASIC,CLOUD_PREMIUM, orCLOUD_SSDare supported for adjusting the model through this API. - Currently, CDH instances are not supported for adjusting the model through this API. * Currently, adjusting the model across model systems is not supported. In other words, when you use this API, the specified
InstanceTypeand the original model of the instance need to belong to the same series. * For monthly subscription instances, using this API will involve charges. Make sure your account balance is sufficient.
Default interface request rate limit: 10 times per second.
Interface update time: 2020-12-10 07:43:59.
The interface only verifies the signature but does not authenticate.
2. Input Parameters
The following list of request parameters only lists interface request parameters and some public parameters, For a complete list of public parameters see public request parameters.
| Parameter name | Required | Allow NULL | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Action | Yes | No | String | Public parameter, The value of this interface: ResetInstancesType |
| Version | Yes | No | String | Public parameter, The value of this interface: 2017-03-12 |
| Region | No | No | String | Public parameter,Regional information A list of supported geographies is available through the DescribeRegions interface |
| InstanceIds | Yes | No | Array of String | One or more instance IDs to be operated. You can obtain the instance ID through the InstanceId in the returned value from the API DescribeInstances. A maximum of 1 batch instance per request is allowed.Example: ["ins-r8hr2upy"] |
| InstanceType | Yes | No | String | Instance model. Different instance models specify different resource specifications. For specific values, see the attached instance resource specification comparison table. Alternatively, you can call the API for querying a list of instance resource specifications to obtain the latest specification table. Example: S5.16XLARGE256 |
| ForceStop | No | No | Bool | Whether to perform forced shutdown on the running instance. It is recommended to perform manual shutdown on the running instance first, and then reset the user password. Value Range: Default value: FALSE. The effect of forced stop is equivalent to turning off the switch of the physical computer. Forced stop may lead to data loss or damage of the file system. Use it only when the server cannot be normally stopped. Example: false |
| Online | No | No | Bool | Whether to upgrade the configuration online. Example: true |
| IsAllowedAcrossHost | No | No | Bool | Whether to allow cross-host adjustment. Example: False |
3. Output Parameters
| Parameter name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| RequestId | String | Unique request id, Each request will return. The RequestId of the request needs to be provided when locating the problem. |
4. Error Code
The following lists only the error codes related to the interface business logic, For other error codes, see public ErrorCode.
| Error Code | Description |
|---|---|
| InvalidPermission | The account does not support this operation. |
| InternalServerError | Internal operation error. |
| InvalidAccount.InsufficientBalance | Insufficient account balance |
| InvalidInstanceId.Malformed | Invalid Instance ID. The format of the specified instance ID is incorrect, for example, an instance ID length error ins-1122. |
| InvalidInstance.NotSupported | Unsupported instance. |
| InvalidParameterValue | Invalid parameter value. The format of the parameter value is incorrect or not supported, etc. |
| InvalidParameter | Invalid parameter. The parameter does not meet the requirements, is not supported, or the like. |
| MissingParameter | Parameters are missing. The request did not include mandatory parameters. |
| InvalidInstanceId.NotFound | No corresponding instance was found. |
| InvalidAccount.UnpaidOrder | The account has unpaid orders. |