If you don't have the node-id of the instance , you can terminate an instance using its instance-id. Following code sample will destroy the instance using node-id, if node-id is available. If node-id is not available, it will use instance-id to destroy the node. Similarly you can terminate an instance using private IP, public IP and so on.
// if node-id is available if (nodeId != null && !nodeId.isEmpty()) { jcloudComputeService.destroyNode(nodeId); } else if (instanceId != null && !instanceId.isEmpty()) { // if instance-id is available jcloudComputeService.destroyNodesMatching(new Predicate<NodeMetadata>() { @Override public boolean apply(NodeMetadata input) { // if node id contains instance id if (input.getId() != null && !input.getId().isEmpty() && instanceId != null && !instanceId.isEmpty() && input.getId().contains(instanceId)) { } return true; } return false; } }); } else { // use other attributes like private IP or public IP to terminate }
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