Subnet Related Operations

Create subnet

Description:

Create a subnet in your VPC.

Command format:

1$ bce vpc create-subnet <vpc_id> <subnet_name> <zone_name> <cidr> [-st SUBNET_TYPE] [-des DESCRIPTION]

Description:

• subnet_name: The name for the subnet, which cannot be set as "default," must be under 65 characters in length, and can include numbers, letters, and underscores.
• zone_name: The name of the availability zone.
• cidr: The CIDR associated with the subnet.
• vpc_id: The ID of the VPC to which the subnet belongs.
• \-des DESCRIPTION, --description DESCRIPTION: The description of the subnet, which should not exceed 200 characters.
• \-st SUBNET_TYPE, --subnet_type SUBNET_TYPE: The type of subnet, such as "BCC" or "BBC.\

Operation example:

1$ bce vpc create-subnet vpc-2mdntsz0jbki test-name cn-bj-a 192.168.0.0/24

Response example:

1{
2    “subnet_id”: “sbn-fxgs4vq0g3np”
3}

Query subnet list

Description:

Query information about all subnet lists.

Command format:

1$ bce vpc list-subnet [-a] [-vi VPC_ID] [-mkr MARKER] [-mky MAX_KEYS] [-zn ZONE_NAME] [-st {BCC,BBC}]

Description:

• -a, --all list all subnets.
• \-vi VPC_ID, --vpc_id VPC_ID: The ID of the VPC to which the subnet is linked.
• \-mkr MARKER, --marker MARKER: The starting point for batch query retrievals, provided as a system-generated string.
• \-mky MAX_KEYS, --max_keys MAX_KEYS: The maximum number of VPCs per page, with an upper limit typically set to 1000. The default value is 1000.
• \-zn ZONE_NAME, --zone_name ZONE_NAME: The name of the availability zone linked to the subnet.
• \-st {BCC,BBC}, --subnet_type {BCC,BBC}: The type of subnet, either "BCC" or "BBC.\

Operation example:

1$ bce vpc list-subnet

Response example:

1{
2    “marker”: null,
3    “max_keys”: 1000,
4    “subnets”: [
5        {
6            “subnet_type”: “BCC”,
7 "name": "System predefined subnet",
8            “vpc_id”: “vpc-suzek0b5vi4r”,
9            “subnet_id”: “sbn-yf43kw8wj3ss”,
10            “zone_name”: “cn-bj-a”,
11            “cidr”: “192.168.0.0/20”,
12            “description”: “”
13        },
14        {
15            “subnet_type”: “BCC”,
16            “name”: “test-name”,
17            “vpc_id”: “vpc-2mdntsz0jbki”,
18            “subnet_id”: “sbn-fxgs4vq0g3np”,
19            “zone_name”: “cn-bj-a”,
20            “cidr”: “192.168.0.0/24”,
21            “description”: “”
22        }
23    ],
24    “is_truncated”: false
25}

Query specified subnet

Description:

Query detailed information about the specified subnet.

Command format:

1$ bce vpc show-subnet <subnet_id>

Operation example:

1$ bce vpc show-subnet sbn-fxgs4vq0g3np

Response example:

1{
2    “subnet”: {
3        “subnet_type”: “BCC”,
4        “name”: “test-name”,
5        “vpc_id”: “vpc-2mdntsz0jbki”,
6        “subnet_id”: “sbn-fxgs4vq0g3np”,
7        “zone_name”: “cn-bj-a”,
8        “cidr”: “192.168.0.0/24”,
9        “description”: “”
10    }
11}

Delete subnet

Description:

Delete the subnet.

Command format:

1$ bce vpc delete-subnet <subnet_id>

Operation example:

1$ bce vpc delete-subnet sbn-fxgs4vq0g3np

Response example:

1{}

No special response parameters are available.

Update subnet

Description:

Update the subnet details.

Command format:

1$ bce vpc update-subnet <subnet_id> <name>[-des DESCRIPTION]

Description:

• subnet_id: The ID of the subnet instance that requires an update.
• \-des, --description: The description of the VPC, which should not exceed 200 characters.
• name: The subnet name, which cannot be set as "default," must be under 65 characters, and can include numbers, letters, and underscores.

Operation example:

1$ bce vpc update-subnet sbn-fxgs4vq0g3np update-name -des update-description

Response example:

1{}

No special response parameters are available.