Update a cloud volume

PUT/v1/cloud_block_storage/volumes/{volume_id}

If you need to update volume parameters, use a PUT request sent to the /v1/cloud_block_storage/volumes/{volume_id} endpoint. A necessary volume has to be specified in the path parameter. Details for the update are located in the query parameters.

Authorization

bearerAuth
AuthorizationBearer <token>

In: header

Path Parameters

FieldDetails
volume_id
string

A unique identifier of a volume.

Request Body

FieldDetails
name?
string

A name of a volume.

description?
string

Human-readable description of a volume.

image_id?
string

A unique identifier of an image.

snapshot_id?
string

A unique identifier of snapshot.

labels?
object

Specify labels you want to attach to the resource. Refer to the Labels section for more details.

Response Body

application/json

application/json

curl -X PUT "https://example.com/v1/cloud_block_storage/volumes/pmbk5ezJ" \  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \  -d '{    "name": "vol1_renamed",    "labels": {      "environment": "production",      "service": "my-web-app",      "example.com/project": "my-project",      "example.com/owner": "my-team",      "maintainer": "John"    }  }'
{  "id": "pmbk5ezJ",  "openstack_uuid": "1facc5db-d7ad-423a-92dc-f594d4018cde",  "region_id": 0,  "region_code": "NL01",  "name": "vol1_renamed",  "size": 1,  "status": "creating",  "created_at": "2021-01-13T01:59:09Z",  "bootable": false,  "labels": {    "environment": "production",    "service": "my-web-app",    "example.com/project": "my-project",    "example.com/owner": "my-team",    "maintainer": "John"  },  "attachments": [],  "description": "vol1"}