NAME

euca-describe-snapshots – Show information about snapshots  

SYNOPSIS

euca-describe-snapshots [-a] [-o ACCOUNT] [-r ACCOUNT] [–show-empty-fields] [–region USER@REGION | -U URL] [-I KEY_ID] [-S KEY] [–filter NAME=VALUE] [–debug] [–debugger] [–version] [-h] [SNAPSHOT [SNAPSHOT …]]  

DESCRIPTION

Show information about snapshots  

DESCRIPTION

By default, only snapshots your account owns and snapshots for which your account has explicit restore permissions are shown.  

positional arguments:

SNAPSHOT
limit results to specific snapshots
 

optional arguments:

-a, –all
describe all snapshots
-o ACCOUNT, –owner ACCOUNT
limit results to snapshots owned by specific accounts
-r ACCOUNT, –restorable-by ACCOUNT
limit results to snapahots restorable by specific accounts
–show-empty-fields
show empty values as “(nil)”
–region USER@REGION
name of the region and/or user in config files to use to connect to the service
-U URL, –url URL
compute service endpoint URL
-I KEY_ID, –access-key-id KEY_ID
-S KEY, –secret-key KEY
–filter NAME=VALUE
restrict results to those that meet criteria
–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
 

allowed filter names:

description
snapshot description
owner-alias
snapshot owner’s account alias
owner-id
snapshot owner’s account ID
progress
snapshot progress, in percentage snapshot-id start-time snapshot initiation time status tag-key key of a tag assigned to the snapshot tag-value value of a tag assigned to the snapshot tag:KEY specific tag key/value combination volume-id source volume ID volume-size

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