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vers resume

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Usage

vers resume                    # Resume current HEAD VM
vers resume [vm-id|alias]      # Resume specific VM

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How it works

1. VM resolution: Uses HEAD VM if no identifier provided, otherwise resolves the specified VM/alias
2. State update: Makes an API call to set the VM state to “Running”
3. Progress display: Shows progress during the resume operation
4. Confirmation: Displays success message and current VM state

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What happens when you resume

• VM state changes to “Running”
• Suspended processes can continue execution
• Network connections become available for SSH access
• Resources are allocated back to the VM

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Error handling

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VM not found

vers resume nonexistent-vm
Error: failed to find VM: not found

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No HEAD VM

vers resume
Error: no VM ID provided and HEAD not found

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API failures

vers resume vm-abc123
Error: failed to resume VM 'vm-abc123': connection timeout

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Prerequisites

• VM must exist and be accessible
• VM should typically be in “Paused” state for resume to be meaningful
• Network connectivity to perform the state update

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Common Patterns

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Resume a specific paused VM

vers resume my-dev-vm

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Resume every paused VM

for vm in $(vers status --format json | jq -r '.[] | select(.state == "Paused") | .vm_id'); do
  vers resume "$vm"
done

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Resume and connect in one flow

vers resume my-dev-vm && vers connect my-dev-vm

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See Also

• vers pause - Pause running VMs
• vers status - Check VM states
• vers connect - Connect to resumed VMs