[OpenStack]Server status values

• ACTIVE: The server is active.
• BUILD: The server has not yet finished the original build process.
• DELETED: The server is deleted.
• ERROR: The server is in error.
• HARD_REBOOT: The server is hard rebooting. This is equivalent to pulling the power plug on a physical server, plugging it back in, and rebooting it.
• MIGRATING: The server is migrating. This is caused by a live migration (moving a server that is active) action.
• PASSWORD: The password is being reset on the server.
• PAUSED: The server is paused.
• REBOOT: The server is in a soft reboot state. A reboot command was passed to the operating system.
• REBUILD: The server is currently being rebuilt from an image.
• RESCUE: The server is in rescue mode.
• RESIZE: Server is performing the differential copy of data that changed during its initial copy. Server is down for this stage.
• VERIFY_RESIZE: System is awaiting confirmation that the server is operational after a move or resize.
• REVERT_RESIZE: The resize or migration of a server failed for some reason. The destination server is being cleaned up and the original source server is restarting.
• SHELVED: The server is in shelved state. Depends on the shelve offload time, the server will be automatically shelved off loaded.
• SHELVED_OFFLOADED: The shelved server is offloaded (removed from the compute host) and it needs unshelved action to be used again.
• SHUTOFF: The server was powered down by the user, but not through the OpenStack Compute API. For example, the user issued a shutdown -h command from within the server. If the OpenStack Compute manager detects that the VM was powered down, it transitions the server to the SHUTOFF status. If you use the OpenStack Compute API to restart the server, it might be deleted first, depending on the value in the ''shutdown_terminate'' database field on the Instance model.
• SOFT_DELETED: The server is marked as deleted while will keep in the cloud for some time(configurable), during the period authorized user can restore the server back to normal state. When the time expires, the server will be deleted permanently.
• SUSPENDED: The server is suspended, either by request or necessity. This status appears for only the following hypervisors: XenServer/XCP, KVM, and ESXi. Administrative users may suspend a server if it is infrequently used or to perform system maintenance. When you suspend a server, its state is stored on disk, all memory is written to disk, and the server is stopped. Suspending a server is similar to placing a device in hibernation; memory and vCPUs become available to create other servers.
• UNKNOWN: The state of the server is unknown. Contact your cloud provider.