To start the Delete operation, use the following function.
URL:
https://api.zomro.com/
Method: POST
Request Body (Form-data):
| Parameter | Example Value | Required Parameter | Value Description |
| func | instances.delete | Yes | Function to start the delete operation on an instance |
| auth | 21fc199...c43f71 | No | Session token. This is one of the authorization options. More details on other options are described here |
| out | json | Yes | Response type expected |
| elid | 5113119 | Yes | ID of the service to perform the operation on |
Example of performing a rebuild
For example, we use the service
URL:
https://api.zomro.com/
Method: POST
Request Body (Form-data):
| Parameter | Value |
| func | instances.delete |
| auth | 21fc199...c43f71 |
| out | json |
| elid | 5113119 |
Here is an example of a request that can be executed from the console:
curl --location 'https://api.zomro.com/' \
--form 'func="instances.delete"' \
--form 'auth="f1662dcabc6b96c85be3af64"' \
--form 'elid="5113119"' \
--form 'out="json"'
After executing the request, we can see that the server is in the process of being deleted.
After deletion, we see that the service is absent in the personal account.
As we can see, the services are absent in the personal account, meaning it was deleted.
We also suggest studying articles that may be useful for interacting with Cloud VPS products using the API:
- API - Creating a Service
- API - Obtaining Information About Available Tariffs and Their Parameters
- API - Operation Start & Stop
- API - Operation Reboot
- API - Operation Rebuild
- API - Interaction with Backup Schedule
- API - Interacting with Rescue
- API - Interaction with Backup
- API - Interacting with Snapshots
- API - Interacting with Boot From ISO
- API - Interaction with Image