bionic (1) euca-bundle-vol.1.gz

NAME

       euca-bundle-vol - Prepare this machine's filesystem for use in the cloud

SYNOPSIS

       euca-bundle-vol [-p PREFIX] [-d DIR]

       [-r {i386,x86_64,armhf,ppc,ppc64,ppc64le}]
              [-e PATH,...] [-i PATH,...] [-s MiB] [--no-filter] [--all] [--inherit | --no-inherit] [-v DIR] [-P
              {mbr,gpt,none}] [-S FILE] [--fstab FILE | --generate-fstab] [--grub-config  FILE]  [-k  FILE]  [-c
              FILE]    [--ec2cert    FILE]    [-u    ACCOUNT]    [--kernel    IMAGE]   [--ramdisk   IMAGE]   [-B
              VIRTUAL1=DEVICE1,VIRTUAL2=DEVICE2,...]    [--productcodes    CODE1,CODE2,...]     [--progress    |
              --no-progress] [--debug] [--debugger] [--version] [-h]

DESCRIPTION

       Prepare this machine's filesystem for use in the cloud

DESCRIPTION

       This command must be run as the superuser.

   optional arguments:
       -p PREFIX, --prefix PREFIX
              the file name prefix to give the bundle's files (default: image)

       -d DIR, --destination DIR
              location  to  place  the  bundle's  files  (default: dir named by TMPDIR, TEMP, or TMP environment
              variables, or otherwise /var/tmp)

       -r {i386,x86_64,armhf,ppc,ppc64,ppc64le}, --arch {i386,x86_64,armhf,ppc,ppc64,ppc64le}
              the image's architecture (required)

       -e PATH,..., --exclude PATH,...
              comma-separated list of paths to exclude

       -i PATH,..., --include PATH,...
              comma-separated list of paths to include

       -s MiB, --size MiB
              size of the image to create (default: 10240 MiB)

       --no-filter
              do not filter out sensitive/system files

       --all  include all filesystems regardless of type (default: only include local filesystems)

       --inherit
              use the metadata service to provide metadata for the bundle (this is the default)

       --no-inherit
              do not use the metadata service for bundle metadata

       -v DIR, --volume DIR
              location of the volume from which to create the bundle (default: /)

       -P {mbr,gpt,none}, --partition {mbr,gpt,none}
              the type of partition table to create (default: attempt to guess based on the existing disk)

       -S FILE, --script FILE
              location of a script to run immediately before bundling. It will receive the volume's mount  point
              as its only argument.

       --fstab FILE
              location of an fstab(5) file to copy into the bundled image

       --generate-fstab
              automatically generate an fstab(5) file for the bundled image

       --grub-config FILE
              location of a GRUB 1 configuration file to copy to /boot/grub/menu.lst on the bundled image

       -k FILE, --privatekey FILE
              file containing your private key to sign the bundle's manifest with. This private key will also be
              required to unbundle the image in the future.

       -c FILE, --cert FILE
              file containing your X.509 certificate

       --ec2cert FILE
              file containing the cloud's X.509 certificate

       -u ACCOUNT, --user ACCOUNT
              your account ID

       --kernel IMAGE
              ID of the kernel image to associate with this machine image

       --ramdisk IMAGE
              ID of the ramdisk image to associate with this machine image

       -B VIRTUAL1=DEVICE1,VIRTUAL2=DEVICE2,..., --block-device-mappings VIRTUAL1=DEVICE1,VIRTUAL2=DEVICE2,...
              block device mapping scheme with which to launch instances of this machine image

       --productcodes CODE1,CODE2,...
              comma-separated list of product codes for the image

       --progress
              show progress (the default when run interactively)

       --no-progress
              do not show progress (the default when run noninteractively)

       --debug
              show debugging output

       --debugger
              launch interactive debugger on error

       --version
              show the program's version and exit

       -h, --help
              show this help message and exit