Vm Guest Processes APIs
The Processes service provides operations to manage processes in the guest operating system. Warning: This service is part of a new feature in development. It may be changed at any time and may not have all supported functionality implemented.
Operations
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Create Vm Guest Processes Internal
Starts a program in the guest operating system. A process started this way can have its status queried with Processes.list or Processes.get. When the process completes, its exit code and end time will be available for 5 minutes after completion. . Warning: This operation is part of a new feature in development. It may be changed at any time and may not have all supported functionality implemented. if you do not have all of the privileges described as follows: - The resource VirtualMachine referenced by the parameter vm requires VirtualMachine.GuestOperations.Execute.
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Delete Vm Pid Processes Internal
Terminates a process in the guest OS. On Posix guests, the process is sent a TERM signal. If that doesn't terminate the process, a KILL signal is sent. A process may still be running if it's stuck. . Warning: This operation is part of a new feature in development. It may be changed at any time and may not have all supported functionality implemented. if you do not have all of the privileges described as follows: - The resource VirtualMachine referenced by the parameter vm requires VirtualMachine.GuestOperations.Execute.
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Get Vm Pid Processes Internal
Gets the status of a process running in the guest operating system, including those started by Processes.create that may have recently completed. . Warning: This operation is part of a new feature in development. It may be changed at any time and may not have all supported functionality implemented. if you do not have all of the privileges described as follows: - The resource VirtualMachine referenced by the parameter vm requires VirtualMachine.GuestOperations.Query.
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List Vm Guest Processes Internal
List the processes running in the guest operating system, plus those started by Processes.create that have recently completed. . Warning: This operation is part of a new feature in development. It may be changed at any time and may not have all supported functionality implemented. if you do not have all of the privileges described as follows: - The resource VirtualMachine referenced by the parameter vm requires VirtualMachine.GuestOperations.Query.