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After deleting a VM I noticed that there was still a volume snapshot of the deleted VM so I tried to delete the volume snapshot too but it failed.
Now when I click on "Volume Snapshots" the following error is displayed:
Cannot invoke "com.cloud.storage.VolumeVO.getRemoved()" because "volumeVO" is null
and no snapshots are displayed in the list.
versions
CloudStack 4.22.1.0 on Rocky Linux 10.
Ceph storage.
The steps to reproduce the bug
I think the error was triggered forcing the deletion of a VM which had a volume snapshot
@summer-abacus
My issue is slightly different: the volume doesn't exist any more in the table "volumes" but there is a snapshot (ed8ac22c-76f0-45f7-9eb1-e88db1abef47) of that volume in the table "snapshots".
The status of the snapshot was "BackedUp" and I changed it in the database to "Destroyed". Now the snapshot list is displayed again in the GUI without errors.
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kiranchavala commentedon Jun 4, 2026
Not hitting the issue with nfs storage
Will check with ceph storage
summer-abacus commentedon Jun 4, 2026
Had the same issue with one volume on ceph but I'm not able to reproduce it again
My work-a-round was to update the database manually and remove the volume from ceph.
andrea-janna commentedon Jun 4, 2026
@summer-abacus
My issue is slightly different: the volume doesn't exist any more in the table "volumes" but there is a snapshot (ed8ac22c-76f0-45f7-9eb1-e88db1abef47) of that volume in the table "snapshots".
The status of the snapshot was "BackedUp" and I changed it in the database to "Destroyed". Now the snapshot list is displayed again in the GUI without errors.