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==Creating an Image from a Volume== <!--T:26--> | ==Creating an Image from a Volume== <!--T:26--> | ||
[[File:Upload_volume_from_image_EN.png|400px|thumb| Upload to Image form (Click for larger image)]]<!--Note to translator: there is a FR version of this screen shot at [[File:Os-upload-volume-to-image-fr.png]]--> | [[File:Upload_volume_from_image_EN.png|400px|thumb| Upload to Image form (Click for larger image)]]<!--Note to translator: there is a FR version of this screen shot at [[File:Os-upload-volume-to-image-fr.png]]--> | ||
Creating an image from a volume allows you to download the image. Do this if you want to save it as a backup, or to spin up a VM somewhere other than | Creating an image from a volume allows you to download the image. Do this if you want to save it as a backup, or to spin up a VM somewhere other than our cloud, e.g. with [https://www.virtualbox.org/ VirtualBox]. If you want to copy a volume to a new volume within the same cloud see [[#Cloning a Volume|cloning a volume]] instead. To create an image of a volume, it must first be detached from a VM. If it is a boot volume, it can only be detached from a VM if the VM is terminated/deleted. | ||
===Using the Dashboard=== <!--T:53--> | ===Using the Dashboard=== <!--T:53--> | ||