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replicated vm update ttl

Update TTL for a test VM.

Synopsis​

The 'ttl' command allows you to update the Time to Live (TTL) for a test VM. This command modifies the lifespan of a running VM by updating its TTL, which is a duration starting from the moment the VM is provisioned.

The TTL specifies how long the VM will run before it is automatically terminated. You can specify a duration up to a maximum of 48 hours. If no TTL is specified, the default TTL is 1 hour.

The command accepts a VM ID or name as an argument and requires the '--ttl' flag to specify the new TTL value.

You can also specify the output format (json, table, wide) using the '--output' flag.

VMs are currently a beta feature.

replicated vm update ttl [ID_OR_NAME] [flags]

Examples​

# Update the TTL of a VM to 2 hours
replicated vm update ttl aaaaa11 --ttl 2h

# Update the TTL of a VM to 30 minutes using VM name
replicated vm update ttl my-test-vm --ttl 30m

Options​

  -h, --help            help for ttl
  -o, --output string   The output format to use. One of: json|table|wide (default "table")
      --ttl string      Update TTL which starts from the moment the vm is running (duration, max 48h).

Options inherited from parent commands​

      --app string     The app slug or app id to use in all calls
      --debug          Enable debug output
      --id string      id of the vm to update (when name is not provided)
      --name string    Name of the vm to update.
      --token string   The API token to use to access your app in the Vendor API

SEE ALSO​