Volumes ======= Create a volume --------------- To create a volume, you must specify its size (in gigabytes). All other parameters are optional: .. code-block:: php // Create instance of OpenCloud\Volume\Resource\Volume $volume = $service->volume(); $volume->create(array( 'size' => 200, 'volume_type' => $service->volumeType(''), 'display_name' => 'My Volume', 'display_description' => 'Used for large object storage' )); `Get the executable PHP script for this example `_ List volumes ------------ .. code-block:: php $volumes = $service->volumeList(); foreach ($volumes as $volume) { /** @param $volumeType OpenCloud\Volume\Resource\Volume */ } `Get the executable PHP script for this example `_ Get details on a single volume ------------------------------ If you specify an ID on the ``volume()`` method, it retrieves information on the specified volume: .. code-block:: php $volume = $dallas->volume(''); echo $volume->size; `Get the executable PHP script for this example `_ To delete a volume ------------------ .. code-block:: php $volume->delete(); `Get the executable PHP script for this example `_ Attach a volume to a server --------------------------- .. code-block:: php // retrieve server $computeService = $client->computeService('{catalogName}', '{region}'); $server = $computeService->server('{serverId}'); // attach volume $server->attachVolume($volume, '{mountPoint}') The ``{mountPoint}`` is the location on the server on which to mount the volume (usually ``/dev/xvhdd`` or similar). You can also supply ``'auto'`` as the mount point, in which case the mount point will be automatically selected for you. ``auto`` is the default value for ``{mountPoint}``, so you do not actually need to supply anything for that parameter. Detach a volume from a server ----------------------------- .. code-block:: php $server->detachVolume($volume);