It feels like the question is sort of along the lines of: What are the clear and concise steps to deploy an instance *without* having any prior templates or base artifacts in the cloud. Is that sort of along the same lines? AFAIK, there is not really an inherent default capacity to, using a REST API to create a disk image from almost nothing, and then request that image be deployed. I guess in the context of this sequence of thoughts, a template is also any artifact which exists in the cloud already, and operating system images are always template based on some level, which makes this challenging. I guess it would be an interesting thought experiment, and ultimately might be worthwhile feature wise, to enable getting something from basically nothing but credentials. On Thu, Jun 12, 2025 at 6:57 AM <prmjh4@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks Jeremy, I tried looking at the OpenStackSDK which we can import in a Python program and then can try creating server on OpenStack but the thing is that It always asked me to pass a template image in order to create the server without the template image it does not allow me to create a server. Even if there is an way to create a server without using templates then I couldn't find that any. Is there any specific sample python code snippet that you ever used using OpenStackSDK in Python to create server on OpenStack without using template images then too share with me it would be a great help. Thanks! -Prem