Networks — php-opencloud 1.12.1 documentation

# Networks

## Create a network

This operation takes one parameter, an associative array, with the following keys:

Name | Description | Data type | Required? | Default value | Example value
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
`name` | A human-readable name for the network. This name might not be unique. | String | No | `null` | `My private backend network`
`adminStateUp` | The administrative state of network. If `false` (down), the network does not forward packets. | Boolean | No | `true` | `true`
`shared` | Specifies whether the network resource can be accessed by any tenant. | Boolean | No | `false` | `false`
`tenantId` | Owner of network. Only admin users can specify a tenant ID other than their own. | String | No | Same as tenant creating the network | `123456`

You can create a network as shown in the following example:

    /** @var $network OpenCloud\Networking\Resource\Network **/
    $network = $networkingService->createNetwork(array(
        'name' => 'My private backend network'
    ));

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## Create multiple networks

This operation takes one parameter, an indexed array. Each element of this array must be an associative array with the keys shown in the preceding table.

You can create multiple networks as shown in the following example:

    $networks = $networkingService->createNetworks(array(
        array(
            'name' => 'My private backend network #1'
        ),
        array(
            'name' => 'My private backend network #2'
        )
    ));

    foreach ($networks as $network) {
        /** @var $network OpenCloud\Networking\Resource\Network **/
    }

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## List networks

You can list all the networks to which you have access as shown in the following example:

    $networks = $networkingService->listNetworks();

    foreach ($networks as $network) {
        /** @var $network OpenCloud\Networking\Resource\Network **/
    }

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## Get a network

You can retrieve a specific network by using that network’s ID, as shown in the following example:

    /** @var $network OpenCloud\Networking\Resource\Network **/
    $network = $networkingService->getNetwork('{networkId}');

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## Update a network

This operation takes one parameter, an associative array, with the following keys:

Name | Description | Data type | Required? | Default value | Example value
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
`name` | A human-readable name for the network. This name might not be unique. | String | No | `null` | `My updated private backend network`
`adminStateUp` | The administrative state of network. If `false` (down), the network does not forward packets. | Boolean | No | `true` | `true`
`shared` | Specifies whether the network resource can be accessed by any tenant. | Boolean | No | `false` | `false`

You can update a network as shown in the following example:

    $network->update(array(
        'name' => 'My updated private backend network'
    ));

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### Delete a network

You can delete a network as shown in the following example:

    $network->delete();

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