Euca2ools Guide / Auto Scaling-Compatible Commands |
Creates or updates a scaling policy.
euscale-put-scaling-policy PolicyName -g, --auto-scaling-group value [--adjustment value] [-t, --adjustment-type value] [--cooldown value] [-s, --min-adjustment-step value]
Option | Description | Required |
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PolicyName | The name of the policy. | Yes |
-g, --auto-scaling-group value | The name of the auto scaling group associated with the policy. | Yes |
-a, --adjustment value | The amount to scale the capacity of the group. Use a negative number to decrease capacity. | Yes |
-t, --type value | Indicates the type of change for the --adjustment parameter. Valid
values are:
|
Yes |
--cooldown value | The waiting period, in seconds, before auto scaling activities will resume. | Yes |
-s, --min-adjustment-step value | The minimum adjustment value for PercentageChangeInCapacity-type adjustments. | Yes |
Option | Description |
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--show-empty-fields | Show empty fields using (nil) as a placeholder to indicate that this data was not requested. Empty fields are not shown by default. |
--region value | Specify region value as the cloud region to use. You can set this by using the environment variable AWS_DEFAULT_REGION. |
-U,--url value | Overrides the URL for the service call with the value entered. You can set this by using the environment variable AWS_AUTOSCALING_URL. |
-I, --access-key-id value | User's access key ID |
-S, --secret-key value | User's AWS secret Key to use. |
--debug | Prints what the command sends to the server and what it receives from the server. Use when you're trying to debug Euca2ools. |
--debugger | Enable interactive debugger on error. |
--version | Display the version of this tool. |
-h,--help | Display the manual page for the command. |
This command returns no output.
The follow example will delete a policy named MyScaleinPolicy in the auto scaling group named MyScalingGroup.
euscale-put-scaling-policy MyScaleinPolicy -g MyScalingGroup -a -1 -t ChangeInCapacity