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==Creating an Image From a Volume==
==Creating an Image From a Volume==
Creating an image from a volume allows you to download the image. You might do this because you want to save it as a backup, or to spin up a VM somewhere other than the CC Cloud, e.g. with [https://www.virtualbox.org/ VirtualBox].
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 the CC Cloud, e.g. with [https://www.virtualbox.org/ VirtualBox].
 
Use the [[OpenStack Command Line Clients|command line client]] to do this:
{{Command|openstack image create --disk-format <format> --volume <volume_name> <image_name>}}
{{Command|openstack image create --disk-format <format> --volume <volume_name> <image_name>}}
where <volume_name> can be found from the OpenStack dash board by clicking on the volume name and <image_name> is the name given to the image you are creating and <format> is the disk format (two possible values are qcow2 and vmdk). See [[OpenStack Command Line Clients]] for more details about working with command line. This image can then be downloaded as described in [[OpenStack#Downloading an image into a local VirtualBox | Downloading an image into a local VirtualBox]].
where  
* <format> is the disk format (two possible values are qcow2 and vmdk),
* <volume_name> can be found from the OpenStack dashboard by clicking on the volume name, and
* <image_name> is a name you choose for the image.
You can then download the image as described in [[OpenStack#Downloading an image into a local VirtualBox | Downloading an image into a local VirtualBox]].


=Accessing a VM with Multiple Users=
=Accessing a VM with Multiple Users=
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