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Not sure if this is the right place for this bug report, because I think this is actually a missing feature in the API, but I can't find a repository for that.
With hcloud server list --output json, I can get a list of my servers in JSON format. This'll provide the server type's disk size as .server_type.disk:
Unfortunately, this doesn't necessarily represent the server's actual disk size, and I don't see a field in the JSON for the actual disk size. In this case, the server has been rescaled from CX21 to CX31 with the check box "CPU and RAM only" checked, so it's actual disk size is 40.
The web interface is able to display the actual disk size. Could we get this feature in the API/hcloud too? That would be very useful for us to identify servers that were accidentally rescaled with the "CPU and RAM only" option.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Not sure if this is the right place for this bug report, because I think this is actually a missing feature in the API, but I can't find a repository for that.
With
hcloud server list --output json
, I can get a list of my servers in JSON format. This'll provide the server type's disk size as.server_type.disk
:Unfortunately, this doesn't necessarily represent the server's actual disk size, and I don't see a field in the JSON for the actual disk size. In this case, the server has been rescaled from CX21 to CX31 with the check box "CPU and RAM only" checked, so it's actual disk size is 40.
The web interface is able to display the actual disk size. Could we get this feature in the API/
hcloud
too? That would be very useful for us to identify servers that were accidentally rescaled with the "CPU and RAM only" option.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: