Available in VPC
Delete NAS volume instance snapshots. If you delete a snapshot, then the NAS volume can't be recovered with that snapshot.
Syntax
The deleteNasVolumeSnapshot syntax is as follows:
./ncloud vnas deleteNasVolumeSnapshot \
--nasVolumeInstanceNo <nas-volume-instance-no> \
--nasVolumeSnapshotName <nas-volume-snapshot-name> \
[--regionCode <KR|SGN|JPN>] \
[--output <json|xml>]
Options
This section describes the options available when running deleteNasVolumeSnapshot.
Required options
The following options are required for deleteNasVolumeSnapshot.
| Options | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--nasVolumeInstanceNo |
String | Required | NAS volume instance number |
--nasVolumeSnapshotName |
String | Required | Name of snapshot to be deleted |
Common options
For information about the options common to all vnas subcommands, see NAS (VPC) options.
Examples
If the request to delete a snapshot is successful, the list of remaining snapshots after deletion is returned.
Command
The command example is as follows:
./ncloud vnas deleteNasVolumeSnapshot \
--nasVolumeInstanceNo 10234567 \
--nasVolumeSnapshotName now.20260819.102353 \
--regionCode KR \
--output json
Output
The output example is as follows:
{
"deleteNasVolumeSnapshotResponse": {
"totalRows": 0,
"nasVolumeSnapshotList": [],
"requestId": "",
"returnCode": "0",
"returnMessage": "success"
}
}