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Revision as of 07:22, 4 February 2020
virsh snapshot-createCreate a snapshot from XML. See also:qemu-imgandqemu-img infovirsh snapshot-create-asCreate a snapshot from a set of args.virsh snapshot-currentGet or set the current snapshotvirsh snapshot-dumpxml VM_MACHINE_NAME SNAPSHOT_NAMEDump XML for a domain snapshotvirsh snapshot-editedit XML for a snapshotvirsh snapshot-infosnapshot information. (virsh snapshot-info --domain DOMAIN_NAME --snapshotname SNAPSHOT_NAME)virsh snapshot-list VM_MACHINE_NAMEList snapshots for a domainvirsh snapshot-parentGet the name of the parent of a snapshotvirsh snapshot-revert(Destructive action) revert a domain to a snapshotvirsh snapshot-deleteDelete a domain snapshot
qcow2 internal snapshots are best avoided in favour of extenal snapshots. [1]
Activities
See also
virsh: Storage information, Connecting, Operations, Memory, Snapshots, Networking, CPU, release notes,virsh nodedev-list- Virsh Snapshots:
virsh snapshot-create-as,virsh snapshot-info,virsh snapshot-list,virsh blockjob,virsh snapshot-revert (Destructive action),virsh snapshot-delete
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