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How to manage snapshots of the VMs? #144
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@tianhao64 any feedback on this please ? |
Curious about this as well... |
Can anybody confirm if this feature is still not available with the latest SDK? I can forward the request in that case. |
I looks like it is a VM property, which makes sense. I am able to list them by the vm object anyway. |
I have posted some example code here: https://vm.knutsson.it/2021/04/get-snapshot-informatin-using-python/ |
Good to know!, unfortunately this is working only on a separate API implementation: "Pyvmomi" I keep wondering why they haven't implemented the same snapshot concept with the newer REST API Anyway it's however possible to know the presence of snapshots with the following code:
Unfortunately we cannot know the date and any descriptions of the snapshot, but it is a start |
This is still not implemented? |
How do I do snapshot related operations on a VM? Say I want to capture snapshots or revert back to a snapshot, how can I do that? I've tried searching this on the
vsphere automation sdk for python docs but it doesn't seem to have any information related to this.
Thanks.
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