#9:Why ask for ssh user and password or id file while the option –no-bootstrap is given?
#10:All the commands that are available within version 0.0.13
#11:All the commands that are available within version 0.0.14 (so we have added some, mostly list accounts)
#12:Running commands as user can give an different result as running the command as admin
#13:While showing the name, id, level and path for the domain, you can see that the API returns more information. This info can be used for filters and fields
#14:You can customize the output by specifying the fields that you want to see.
#15:You can customize the output by specifying a filter or combine more filters and separate them by comma. Regex filter are supported and within forward slashes.
#16:You can customize the output by specifying a filter and the fields, this way you are really flexible.
#17:This option will remove the header from the result to make scripting more easy.
#18:On the server list output you can also perform actions like start, stop or destroy and you can suppress the questions with adding --yes
#19:While being admin, you still don’t see all the projects but only your own (if you have some). Therefore you can use the --listall option and you can combine this with the filter option.
#20:Now combine all the options together and you can create any type of output that you want. Example listing all chef servers and the account, instance names…
#21:Creating a instance with the –cloudstack-password option will return the password created by cloudstack. This only works if your template is also password enabled within cloudstack
