Instances and Volumes

import os
from verda import VerdaClient
from verda.constants import Actions, VolumeTypes

# Get client secret from environment variable
CLIENT_SECRET = os.environ['VERDA_CLIENT_SECRET']
CLIENT_ID = 'Ibk5bdxV64lKAWOqYnvSi'  # Replace with your client ID

# Create datcrunch client
verda = VerdaClient(CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET)

# Get some volume type constants
NVMe = VolumeTypes.NVMe
HDD = VolumeTypes.HDD

EXISTING_OS_VOLUME_ID = '81e45bf0-5da2-412b-97d7-c20a7564fca0'
EXAMPLE_VOLUME_ID = '225dde24-ae44-4787-9224-2b9f56f44394'
EXAMPLE_INSTANCE_ID = '1eeabba4-caf7-4b4a-9143-0107034cc7f5'

# Get all SSH keys
ssh_keys = verda.ssh_keys.get()
ssh_keys_ids = list(map(lambda ssh_key: ssh_key.id, ssh_keys))

# Create instance with extra attached volumes
instance_with_extra_volumes = verda.instances.create(instance_type='1V100.6V',
                                                     image='ubuntu-24.04-cuda-12.8-open-docker',
                                                     ssh_key_ids=ssh_keys,
                                                     hostname='example',
                                                     description='example instance',
                                                     volumes=[
                                                         {"type": HDD, "name": "volume-1", "size": 95},
                                                         {"type": NVMe, "name": "volume-2", "size": 95},
                                                     ])

# Create instance with custom OS volume size and name
instance_with_custom_os_volume = verda.instances.create(instance_type='1V100.6V',
                                                       image='ubuntu-24.04-cuda-12.8-open-docker',
                                                       ssh_key_ids=ssh_keys,
                                                       hostname='example',
                                                       description='example instance',
                                                       os_volume={
                                                           "name": "OS volume",
                                                           "size": 95,
                                                       })

# Create instance with existing OS volume as an image
instance_with_existing_os_volume = verda.instances.create(instance_type='1V100.6V',
                                                          image=EXISTING_OS_VOLUME_ID,
                                                          ssh_key_ids=ssh_keys,
                                                          hostname='example',
                                                          description='example instance')

# Delete instance AND OS volume (the rest of the volumes would be detached)
verda.instances.action(instance_id=EXAMPLE_INSTANCE_ID,
                       action=Actions.DELETE)

# Delete instance WITHOUT deleting the OS volume (will detach all volumes of the instance)
verda.instances.action(instance_id=EXAMPLE_INSTANCE_ID,
                       action=Actions.DELETE,
                       volume_ids=[])


# Delete instance and one of it's volumes (will delete one volume, detach the rest)
verda.instances.action(instance_id=EXAMPLE_INSTANCE_ID,
                       action=Actions.DELETE,
                       volume_ids=[EXAMPLE_VOLUME_ID])