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Delete

Delete Permanently removes a specified user account from your Vultr infrastructure with confirmation to prevent accidental deletion. The vultr-cli user delete command permanently removes a user account from your Vultr infrastructure. Specify the user ID to delete the associated account and its access permissions. Usage console $ vultr-cli user delete <user ID>…

Get

Get Retrieves and displays detailed information about a specific Vultr user account including profile data, permissions, and status. The vultr-cli user get command retrieves and displays detailed information about a specific user account from your Vultr infrastructure, identified by the user’s ID. Usage console $ vultr-cli user get <User ID> Examples console…

List

List Displays all users associated with your Vultr account along with their IDs, names, emails, and access permissions. The vultr-cli user list command displays all users associated with your Vultr account, showing their information such as ID, name, email, and access permissions. Usage console $ vultr-cli user list [flags] Examples console Flags…

Update

Update Modify existing Vultr user account settings including permissions, email, and other attributes. The vultr-cli user update command modifies existing user account properties such as name, email, password, or access permissions within your Vultr infrastructure management environment. Usage console $ vultr-cli user update <User ID> [flags] Examples console # Full Example $…

Create

Create Creates a new Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) for establishing isolated network environments for your Vultr resources. The vultr-cli vpc create command creates a new Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) on Vultr’s infrastructure, enabling isolated network environments for your cloud resources. Usage console $ vultr-cli vpc create [flags] Examples console # Full example…

Delete

Delete Permanently removes a specified Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) from your Vultr account using its unique identifier. The vultr-cli vpc delete command permanently removes a specified Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) from your Vultr account, eliminating its network isolation capabilities and associated resources. Usage console $ vultr-cli vpc delete <VPC ID> Examples console…