Hi, A VM Snapshot can be made using SnapshotBuilder builder = new SnapshotBuilder().vm(VM).name("Snap1").description("Test"); sysService.vmsService().vmService(VM.id()).snapshotsService().add().snapshot(builder).send(); It can be made with no memory by using a builder with persistMemorystate(false) How can one be made with no disk? .diskAttachments(emptyList) isnt working.

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Yes, essentially. It can be done in the UI through a checkbox, cannot find the relevant code.

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re this, for anyone trying to figure it out: Various combinations of null and empty lists for the DiskAttachments and Disk fields in the snapshot builder still resulted in all VM Disks being included. Having revisited this today, and after some experimentation, I got this workaround to behave as expected: List<DiskAttachment> attachments = new ArrayList<>(); attachments.add(new DiskAttachmentBuilder().build()); SnapshotBuilder builder = new SnapshotBuilder().vm(vm).name("Snap").description("Test").diskAttachments(attachments).disks((Disk) null).persistMemorystate(false); By adding the dummy attachment to the list, the resulting snapshot will have no disks. I imagine this circumvents some check like if(chosenAttachments.size == 0 || chosenAttachments == null){ chosenAttachments.addAll(vm.diskAttachments); } Slightly hacky, but functional. Possibly an RFE worth looking at?