
Nutanix RebootVm
CertifiedEnterprise EditionReboot AHV VM (graceful or force)
Nutanix RebootVm
Reboot AHV VM (graceful or force)
Reboot a Nutanix AHV VM via the VMM v4 API, optionally requesting a graceful reboot with Guest Tools; returns the async task extId.
type: io.kestra.plugin.ee.nutanix.ahv.RebootVmExamples
Reboot an AHV VM
id: nutanix_reboot_vm
namespace: company.team
tasks:
- id: reboot_vm
type: io.kestra.plugin.ee.nutanix.ahv.RebootVm
host: "{{ secret('NUTANIX_HOST') }}"
token: "{{ secret('NUTANIX_TOKEN') }}"
vmExtId: "{{ secret('NUTANIX_VM_EXT_ID') }}"
gracefully: true
guest: true
Properties
host *Requiredstring
Prism Central host
Required Nutanix Prism Central host or IP address.
vmExtId *Requiredstring
VM extId
Required extId of the VM to reboot.
gracefully booleanstring
falseGracefully reboot the VM
When true, request a graceful reboot; defaults to false. Requires guest tools to be effective.
guest booleanstring
falseUse guest tools for graceful reboot
When true with gracefully, use Nutanix Guest Tools for the reboot request; ignored if gracefully is false.
password string
Password
Prism Central password; required when no token is provided.
pluginDefaultsRef Non-dynamicstring
Reference (ref) of the pluginDefaults to apply to this task.
port integerstring
9440Prism Central port
API port for Prism Central; defaults to 9440.
scheme string
httpsScheme
HTTP scheme (https default) for the Prism Central API.
token string
Bearer token
Bearer token for Prism Central; when set, username/password are optional.
username string
Username
Prism Central username; required when no token is provided.
verifySsl booleanstring
trueVerify SSL
Whether to verify SSL certificates; defaults to true. Disabling this (setting to false) causes the client to trust all certificates without validation, exposing connections to man-in-the-middle attacks. Only set to false for trusted, isolated test environments, never in production.
Outputs
taskExtId string
Task extId
ExtId of the asynchronous reboot task.
timestamp integer
Timestamp
The timestamp (in milliseconds since epoch) when the operation completed.