Step-by-step instructions for Compute Cloud
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- Creating VMs
- DSVM
- Placement groups
- Images with pre-installed software
- Getting information about VMs
- Managing VMs
- Working on VMs
- Creating new disks
- Disk management
- Creating new images
- Managing images
- Managing the serial console
- Creating instance groups
- Getting information about instance groups
- Managing instance groups
- Dedicated hosts
Creating VMs
- Creating a VM from a public Linux image
- Creating a VM from a Windows public image
- Creating a VM from a set of disks
- Creating a VM with disks restored from snapshots
- Creating a VM from a custom image
- Creating a preemptible VM
- Creating a VM with a GPU
DSVM
Placement groups
- Creating a placement group
- Deleting a placement group
- Creating an instance in a placement group
- Adding a VM to a placement group
- Removing an instance from a placement group
Images with pre-installed software
- Creating a VM from a public image
- Configuring software
- Working with a VM based on a public image
- Getting a list of public images
Getting information about VMs
Managing VMs
- Stopping, starting, or restarting a VM
- Attaching a disk to a VM
- Detaching a disk from a VM
- Moving a VM to a different availability zone
- Making a VM's public IP address static
- Updating a VM
- Changing VM computing resources
- Deleting a VM
Working on VMs
- Connecting to a Linux VM via SSH
- Connecting to a Windows VM via RDP
- Connecting to a Windows VM via PowerShell
- Working with Yandex.Cloud from inside a VM
- Installing NVIDIA drivers
- Restoring access to a VM
Creating new disks
Disk management
Creating new images
Managing images
Managing the serial console
- Getting started with the serial console
- Connecting to a VM's serial console via SSH
- Connecting to a VM's serial console via CLI
- Start your terminal in the Windows serial console (SAC)
- Disabling access to the serial console
Creating instance groups
- Create a fixed-size instance group
- Creating a fixed-size instance group with a network load balancer
- Creating an automatically scaled instance group
- Creating an instance group from Container Optimized Image
Getting information about instance groups
- Get a list of instance groups
- Getting information about an instance group
- Getting a list of instances in a group
Managing instance groups
- Update an instance group
- Configure application health check on the VM
- Incremental update
- Updating without downtime
- Stop an instance group
- Start an instance group
- description: "Deleting a group of virtual machines is an irreversible and irreversible operation, it is impossible to restore a deleted group. Together with the group, the Network Load Balancer target group, virtual machines and disks are deleted. To delete a group of virtual machines, open the catalog page in the management console. Select the Yandex Compute service Cloud. On the Virtual Machines page, go to the Virtual Machine Groups tab. Select Delete."