gscloud-server-create creates a storage for you by default, --with-template allows you to select the corresponding template. The password is auto-generated for you.
Example:
$ gscloud server create \
--name centos8 \
--cores=1 --mem=1 \
--with-template="CentOS 8" \
--hostname centos8
Add three new flags to gscloud-server-create:
Each of those adds an SSH public key to the new root storage's authorized_keys file.
--pub-key= takes a string argument as public SS key, uploads as new SSH key object, automatically derives a reasonable object name for it--identity= same thing, just accepts a path to a SSH key file or identity much as ssh(1)ssk-key=<id> uses an existing SSH key object already uploaded to gridscale
gscloud-server-createcreates a storage for you by default, --with-template allows you to select the corresponding template. The password is auto-generated for you.Example:
Add three new flags to
gscloud-server-create:Each of those adds an SSH public key to the new root storage's authorized_keys file.
--pub-key=takes a string argument as public SS key, uploads as new SSH key object, automatically derives a reasonable object name for it--identity=same thing, just accepts a path to a SSH key file or identity much as ssh(1)ssk-key=<id>uses an existing SSH key object already uploaded to gridscale