This document explains resource-pool management tasks you can perform with the MAAS CLI.
Quick questions you may have:
- How can I create a resource pool?
- How can I list available resource pools?
- How can I list a single resource pool?
- How can I update a resource pool?
- How can I delete a resource pool?
- How can I add a machine to a resource pool?
- How can I get started with MAAS CLI?
- What do I need to know about resource pools?
Creating a resource pool
Here’s an example that demonstrates how to create a new resource pool named myresource.
maas $PROFILE resource-pools create name=myresource description="A new resource pool."
The description field is optional.
List available resource pools
maas $PROFILE resource-pools read
List a single resource pool
maas $PROFILE resource-pool read $RESOURCE_POOL_ID
Update a resource pool
maas $PROFILE resource-pool update $RESOURCE_POOL_ID name=newname description="A new description."
The name and description fields are optional.
Delete a resource pool
maas $PROFILE resource-pool delete $RESOURCE_POOL_ID
Add a machine to a resource pool
maas $PROFILE machine update $SYSTEM_ID pool=$POOL_NAME