compute
POST /v1/compute/servers/{serverId}/resize
Move a server onto another machine size.
Autentifikatsiya
API kalitini bearer token sifatida yuboring. Kalit sites.view ruxsatiga ega boʻlishi shart; ruxsatsiz kalit 404 emas, balki 403 xatosi bilan rad etiladi.
Bu yakuniy nuqta hech qanday tashkilot identifikatorini qabul qilmaydi. Sizning kalitingiz unga tegishli tashkilotni allaqachon aniqlaydi va javob shunga qarab cheklanadi.
Sinab ko'rish
Qavslardagi har qanday narsani o'z qiymatlaringiz bilan, kalit pleysxolderini эsa boshqaruv panelingizdagi kalit bilan almashtiring.
curl -X POST https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/compute/servers/{serverId}/resize \
-H "Authorization: Bearer zdk_live_…" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{ "spec": <string> }'Tizimga kirganmisiz? Boshqaruv panelingizdagi API konsoli haqiqiy tashkilot ID raqamingiz va shaxsiy kalitingizni avtomatik to'ldiradi hamda haqiqiy javobni ko'rishingiz uchun so'rovni jonli API orqali bajaradi. Ushbu yakuniy nuqtani API konsolida oching
Tafsilotlar
Performs the upgrade and returns the server's new state. ⛔ **This charges immediately at every provider we support**, so it is only ever reached from a quote the customer has read (`quoteComputeServerResize`). The engine attaches an idempotency key derived from the server and the target size, so a retry cannot buy the resize twice. ⛔⛔ **A size whose disk is smaller than what the machine is already using is refused with a `422`, and that is a data-loss gate rather than a tidiness check.** The provider's endpoint is an *upgrade* endpoint and usually refuses a shrink, but "usually" is not a promise to make about a customer's files. Before a shrink the engine reads the machine's live disk usage and requires the target to be strictly larger. It **fails closed**: if the provider does not answer, or answers `-1` ("did not say"), the resize is refused rather than attempted — `-1 < anything` would otherwise read as "plenty of room". Growing is never gated, never pays for the extra read, and never fails because usage statistics were unavailable. RAM is not gated: running with less memory loses nothing on disk and is the customer's call. `404` for a server that is not the caller's; `422` for a size the provider does not offer, a machine that is not `active` — an order still running would have two writers, and a failed or released one has nothing to write to — or a shrink below the disk in use. Requires `sites.view` **and** `billing.payment.manage` — ⛔ **not** `sites.create`, which is what this was until #1682.
Parametrlar
| Nomi | Turi | Majburiy | Nima bu |
|---|---|---|---|
serverId (path) | Uuid | Ha | The server's id, as `listComputeServers` reports it. **Ours** (UUIDv7), minted when the order row was written — never the provider's own identifier for the machine. |
Soʻrov tanasi
| Nomi | Turi | Majburiy | Nima bu |
|---|---|---|---|
spec | string | Ha | The target size, as `getComputeCatalogue` reported it. |
Javob
| Nomi | Turi | Majburiy | Nima bu |
|---|---|---|---|
id | Uuid | Ha | **Ours**, and also the provisioning workflow's id and the machine's name at the provider — which is what makes the whole purchase path idempotent. |
name | string | Ha | What the customer called it. ⛔ At the provider a machine's name is its row id; confusing the two is a cross-tenant defect, so this is the customer's string and nothing else. |
deploy_target | string | Ha | Which compute range the machine belongs to. |
plan_code | string | Ha | The tier it was bought on, or `""` when it was ordered by size alone. |
provider | string | Ha | Our provider id. |
spec | string | Ha | The machine size it currently runs. |
zone | string | Ha | The data centre it runs in. |
status | string<pending, provisioning, active, failed, suspended, terminated> | Ha | How far the order got — **ours**, and a different fact from `power_state`. `pending` is a row with nothing bought and nothing charged; `failed` is the state whose `message` is t… |
message | string | Ha | Why the order failed, in a sentence the customer reads. Blank unless `failed`. |
vendor_status | string | Ha | The provider's own word, verbatim and unrounded. Staff-facing detail; a customer client renders `status` and never this. |
power_state | string<unknown, on, off, starting, stopping, rebooting> | Ha | What the machine is doing right now. ⛔ **Six values, not two, and the four extra ones are the point: a machine mid-transition is not "on".** `unknown` is the honest answer when… |
addresses | string[] | Ha | Public addresses **if the provider states them**. Empty means *not stated*, never "none" — a machine rendered as having no address reads as broken. |
optimisation | string | Ha | The stack optimisation profile it was built with, or `""` for none. |
term_months | integer | Ha | The term it was bought on, or null when the provider states none. |
renews_at | string | Ha | ⛔ **Always null today, and honestly so**: the provider publishes no renewal date, and one computed from the order plus the term would be our arithmetic rendered as the provider'… |
created_at | string | Ha | When the row was created, or `""` when not stated. |
operable | boolean | Ha | Whether the customer may act on this machine — power, resize, renew, rebuild. ⛔ Read rather than re-derived from `status`: the engine refuses every one of those on anything but… |
image | string | Ha | The provider image the machine was built from. Blank on the resold range, which installs one managed image and offers no choice. |
suspended | boolean | Ha | ⛔⛔ **Whether WE stopped it, which is not the same fact as `power_state`.** A stopped machine is the customer's own choice and they may start it again; a suspended one is ours an… |
suspension_reason | string | Ha | Why, verbatim, so the customer reads the same sentence support wrote. Blank when the machine is in good standing. |
capabilities | string[] | Ha | ⭐⭐ **What this machine's provider can actually do** — capability tokens such as `compute:snapshots`, `compute:console`, `compute:firewall`, `compute:backups_manage` and `compute… |
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