Direction

stopInstances is used to stop more than one set of VMs.

The operation is not synchronic. The user can enquire whether the VM is stopped through stopInstances.

Request Parameter

Parameter	Directions	Note
instanceId	Source VM Instance ID Type : String Default Value : No Whether it is plural : No	Multiple values can be supported.

Response Parameter

Parameter	Directions	Note
requestId      (Not a necessary parameter)	Request ID Type : JSON value : string Whether it is plural : No	Automatically produced by the system
statusMap	VM Instance ID-Status List Type : JSON value : object Whether it is plural : No(Map)	object is {string,string} For example: { "BV550100010003": "vm_start", "BV550100010004": "vm_starting" } The status value is vm_start: Started vm_starting: Starting vm_stop: Shut down vm_stopping: Shutting down

Request Example

Example1:
https://hws.hicloud.hinet.net/cloud_hws/api/hws/?action=stopInstances
&instanceId=BV550100010003
&chtAuthType=hwspass
&version=${version}
&expires=${expires}
&accessKey=${accessKey}
&signature=${signature}

Example2:
https://hws.hicloud.hinet.net/cloud_hws/api/hws/?action=stotInstances
&instanceId=BV550100010003
&instanceId=BV550100010004
&chtAuthType=hwspass
&version=${version}
&expires=${expires}
&accessKey=${accessKey}
&signature=${signature}
		

Response Example

{
	"requestId":"xxxEXAMPLE",
	"statusMap": {
		"BV550100010003": "vm_start",
		"BV550100010004": "vm_starting"
	}
}
		

Related Links

describeInstances
rebootInstances
startInstances

Error Code

OrderProcessFail