Images on Compute Node ###################### List of disk images imported onto a compute node's storage. These images are ready to be used by virtual servers created on the same node storage. .. image:: img/node_storage_images.png =============================== ================ :ref:`Access Permissions ` ------------------------------- ---------------- *SuperAdmin* read-write =============================== ================ Image Parameters ================ * **Alias (name)** - Unique image identifier (usually used in the :ref:`API `), user-defined name of an image (usually displayed in the :ref:`GUI `) and image version. * **Access** - Image visibility. One of: * *Public* - Image is usable by all users in this virtual data center. * *Private* - Image is usable by *SuperAdmins* and owners of this image. * *Deleted* - Image is hidden and unusable for new servers, but can be still used by some already defined servers. * **Owner** - Image owner. * **DC-bound?** - Whether a disk image is bound to a specific virtual data center. * **Size** - Minimal virtual disk size required by a disk image (read-only). * **OS Type** - Operating system type (read-only). One of: * *Linux VM* * *Windows VM* * *BSD VM* * *SunOS VM* * *SunOS Zone* * *Linux Zone* * **Status** - Current state of a disk image (read-only). One of: * *ok* - Image is ready to use. * *pending* - Image is being created, updated or deleted. * **Servers** - Number of virtual servers, which use the image for their disk. * **Datacenters** - Number of :ref:`virtual data centers ` the disk image is attached to. * **Description** Importing an Image To a Compute Node Storage ============================================ The import of images is carried out **automatically** before deploying the virtual server onto the compute node. .. note:: It is possible to manually import a disk image by using a proper :ref:`API function `. Removing an Image From a Compute Node Storage ============================================= Unused disk images can be removed from a node storage in two ways: * Removing a specific disk image form a node storage .. image:: img/node_storage_image_delete.png * Removing all unused disk images from a node storage by using the *Delete unused images* action.