Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Listing Block Volumes and Block Volume Details

On Private Cloud Appliance, you can list all block volumes in a specific compartment, and detailed information about a single volume.

    1. In the Compute Web UI navigation menu, select Block Storage, then select Block Volumes.

    2. At the top of the page, select the compartment that contains the volume you want to see.

    3. To view block volume details, select the name of the block volume.

      The details are displayed.

      Detail Item Description
      Block volume icon

      Displays the status of the block volume.
      Block volume name

      The name of the block volume.
      Block Volume Information and Tags

      Tabs that you can select to display:

      • General Information

      • Tags that have been applied to this object
      Created

      The day and time that the volume was created.
      Compartment

      The compartment that the volume belongs to.
      OCID

      The volume's Oracle Cloud ID.
      Backup Policy

      The backup policy assigned to the volume.
      Size

      The size of the volume.
      High Performance Enabled

      Whether the volume is configured as a high performance volume, and the volume performance units (VPUs) per GB.

  • Use these commands to list volumes:

    • List all volumes in a compartment:

      Use the oci bv boot-volume list command.

      oci bv volume list --compartment <compartment_OICD>  [OPTIONS]

    • List the details for a single volume:

      oci bv boot-volume get command.

      oci bv volume get --compartment <compartment_OICD>  [OPTIONS]

    For a complete list of CLI commands, flags, and options, see the Command Line Reference.

  • Use theListVolumes operation to list all volumes in a compartment.

    Use the GetVolume operation to list the details for a single volume.

    For information about using the API and signing requests, see REST APIs and Security Credentials. For information about SDKs, see Software Development Kits and Command Line Interface.