lbcli rollback volume
Rollback volume to a previous snapshot of it.
This is a powerful command that should be handled with care.
lbcli rollback volume --uuid=<volume-uuid> --src-snapshot-uuid=<snapshot-uuid> [flags]Examples:
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# Roll back a volume with name vol1 and source snapshot with name snap1:lbcli rollback volume --name=vol1 --src-snapshot-name=snap1 --project-name=proj-a# Roll back a volume with UUID 302e7970-b138-11e9-91d4-525401643394 and source snapshot with UUID 4c027341-7283-4b45-84f5-1460f4c96127:lbcli rollback volume --uuid=302e7970-b138-11e9-91d4-525401643394 --src-snapshot-uuid=4c027341-7283-4b45-84f5-1460f4c96127 --project-name=proj-a| Flag | Short | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| --help | -h | bool | Help for volume. | |
| --src-snapshot-name | string | src snapshot name (required if UUID is not provided). | ||
| --src-snapshot-uuid | string | src snapshot UUID (required if name is not provided). | ||
| – project name | string | The project name (required). | ||
| --name | string | Volume name (required if UUID is not provided). | ||
| --uuid | string | Volume UUID (required if name is not provided). |
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