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How to roll back to a certain stage of the disk state using historical snapshots of the disk

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The content of this article is about how to roll back the historical snapshot of the disk to a certain stage of the disk state. It has certain reference value. Friends in need can refer to it. I hope it will be helpful to you. .

ResetDisk

Description

When calling this interface, you need to pay attention to:

The status of the disk must be In_Use.

The status of the disk-mounted instance must be Stopped.

The specified parameter SnapshotId must be a historical snapshot created by DiskId.

The OperationLocks of the ECS instance controlled by security cannot be marked as "LockReason": "security".

Request parameters

How to roll back to a certain stage of the disk state using historical snapshots of the disk

##Return parameters

are all public return parameters. See Public Parameters

Example

Request Example

https://ecs.aliyuncs.com/?Action=ResetDisk
&DiskId=d-23jbf2v5m
&SnapshotId=s-snapshot1
&<公共请求参数>

Return Example

XML format

<ResetDiskResponse>
    <RequestId>F3CD6886-D8D0-4FEE-B93E-1B73239673DE</RequestId>
</ResetDiskResponse>

JSON format

{
    "RequestId":"F3CD6886-D8D0-4FEE-B93E-1B73239673DE"
}

Error code

The following are error codes unique to this interface. For more error codes, please visit the API Error Center.

How to roll back to a certain stage of the disk state using historical snapshots of the disk

How to roll back to a certain stage of the disk state using historical snapshots of the disk

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