UpdateContainerGroup

The operation that you want to perform. Set the value to UpdateContainerGroup.

The ID of the elastic container instance.

The region ID of the elastic container instance.

The restart policy of the elastic container instance.

The key of the tag.

The value of the tag.

The name of the volume.

The type of the volume. Valid values:

• EmptyDirVolume
• NFSVolume
• ConfigFileVolume

The endpoint of the Network File System (NFS) server.

The path to the NFS volume.

Specifies whether the NFS volume is read-only. Default value: false.

The content of the configuration file. The value can be up to 32 KB in size.

The relative path to the configuration file.

The storage medium of the emptyDir volume. This parameter is empty by default, which indicates that the emptyDir volume uses the file system on the node as a storage medium. You can also set the value to Memory, which indicates that the emptyDir volume uses memory as a storage medium.

The IP addresses of Domain Name System (DNS) servers.

The DNS lookup domains.

The name of the option.

The value of the option.

The name of the container.

The image of the container.

The number of vCPUs allocated to the container.

The amount of memory allocated to the container.

The working directory of the container.

The image pulling policy of the container.

Specifies whether the container allocates buffer resources to standard input streams while the container is running. If this parameter is not specified, an end-of-file (EoF) error may occur. Default value: false.

Specifies whether standard input streams are disconnected after a client is disconnected. If Container.N.Stdin is set to true, standard input streams remain connected during multiple sessions. If Container.N.StdinOnce is set to true, standard input streams are connected after the container is started and remain idle until a client is connected to receive data. After the client is disconnected, the streams are also disconnected and remain in the disconnected state until the container is started again.

Specifies whether to enable interaction. Default value: false. If the command is a /bin/bash command, set the value to true.

The startup commands of the container. You can specify up to 20 commands. Each command can be up to 256 characters in length.

The startup arguments of the container. You can specify up to 10 arguments.

The name of the environment variable for the container.

The value of the environment variable for the container.

The pod field used as the environment variable for the container. Set the value to status.podIP.

The protocol of the container. Valid values: TCP and UDP.

The port number of the container. Valid values: 1 to 65535.

The name of the volume mounted to the container. Valid values: the Volume.N.Name values, which are the names of volumes mounted to the elastic container instance.

The directory of the volume mounted to the container. Data under this directory will be overwritten by the data on the volume.

The subdirectory of the volume mounted to the container. The pod can mount different directories of the same volume to different subdirectories of containers.

Specifies whether the volume is read-only. Default value: false.

The mount propagation setting of the volume. Mount propagation allows the sharing of volumes mounted by one container to other containers in the same pod, or even to other pods on the same node. Valid values:

• None: The volume mount does not receive subsequent mounts that are mounted to this volume or its subdirectories.
• HostToCotainer: The volume mount receives all subsequent mounts that are mounted to this volume or its subdirectories.
• Bidirectional: This value is similar to HostToCotainer. The volume mount receives all subsequent mounts that are mounted to this volume or its subdirectories. In addition, all volume mounts created by the container are propagated back to the instance and to all containers of all pods that use the same volume.

Default value: None.

The port used for TCP socket probes.

The command used to perform a readiness probe on the container.

The path used to send an HTTP GET request for a readiness probe.

The port used to send an HTTP GET request for a readiness probe.

The protocol used to send an HTTP GET request for a readiness probe. Valid values: HTTP and HTTPS.

The start time of the readiness probe. Unit: seconds. The value is the number of seconds that elapse after the container is started. For example, if you set the value to 10, the readiness probe starts 10 seconds after the container is started.

The period during which the readiness probe is performed. Unit: seconds. Default value: 10. Minimum value: 1.

The minimum number of consecutive successes that must occur for the readiness probe to be considered successful. Default value: 1.

The minimum number of consecutive failures that must occur for the readiness probe to be considered failed. Default value: 3.

The timeout period of the readiness probe. Unit: seconds. Default value: 1. Minimum value: 1.

The port used for TCP socket probes.

The command used to perform a liveness probe on the container.

The path used to send an HTTP GET request for a liveness probe.

The port used to send an HTTP GET request for a liveness probe.

The protocol used to send an HTTP GET request for a liveness probe. Valid values: HTTP and HTTPS.

The start time of the liveness probe. Unit: seconds. The value is the number of seconds that elapse after the container is started. For example, if you set the value to 10, the liveness probe starts 10 seconds after the container is started.

The period during which the liveness probe is performed. Unit: seconds. Default value: 10. Minimum value: 1.

The minimum number of consecutive successes that must occur for the liveness probe to be considered successful. Set the value to 1. Default value: 1.

The minimum number of consecutive failures that must occur for the liveness probe to be considered failed. Default value: 3.

The timeout period of the liveness probe. Unit: seconds. Default value: 1. Minimum value: 1.

Specifies whether to mount the root file system in read-only mode. Set the value to true.

The user ID (UID) used to run the entrypoint of the container process.

The permission-related parameter included in capabilities. Set the value to NET_ADMIN.

The number of GPUs allocated to the container.

The name of the init container.

The image of the init container.

The number of CPUs allocated to the init container.

The amount of memory allocated to the init container.

The working directory of the init container.

The image pulling policy of the init container.

Specifies whether the init container allocates buffer resources to standard input streams while the container is running. If this parameter is not specified, an EoF error may occur. Default value: false.

Specifies whether standard input streams are disconnected after a client is disconnected. If InitContainer.N.Stdin is set to true, standard input streams remain connected during multiple sessions. If InitContainer.N.StdinOnce is set to true, standard input streams are connected after the container is started and remain idle until a client is connected to receive data. After the client is disconnected, streams are also disconnected and remain in the disconnected state until the container is started again.

Specifies whether to enable interaction. Default value: false. If the command is a /bin/bash command, set the value to true.

The startup commands of the init container.

The startup arguments of the init container.

The name of the environment variable for the init container.

The value of the environment variable for the init container.

The pod field used as the environment variable for the init container.

The port number of the init container. Valid values: 1 to 65535.

The protocol of the init container. Valid values: TCP and UDP.

The name of the volume mounted to the init container. Valid values: the Volume.N.Name values, which are the names of volumes mounted to the elastic container instance.

The directory of the volume mounted to the init container. Data under this directory will be overwritten by the data on the volume.

The subdirectory of the volume mounted to the init container. The pod can mount different directories of the same volume to different subdirectories of containers.

Specifies whether the volume is read-only. Default value: false.

The mount propagation setting of the volume. Mount propagation allows the sharing of volumes mounted by one container to other containers in the same pod, or even to other pods on the same node. Valid values:

• None: The volume mount does not receive subsequent mounts that are mounted to this volume or its subdirectories.
• HostToCotainer: The volume mount receives all subsequent mounts that are mounted to this volume or its subdirectories.
• Bidirectional: This value is similar to HostToCotainer. The volume mount receives all subsequent mounts that are mounted to this volume or its subdirectories. In addition, all volume mounts created by the container are propagated back to the instance and to all containers of all pods that use the same volume.

Default value: None.

Specifies whether to mount the root file system in read-only mode.

The UID used to run the entrypoint of the container process.

The permission-related parameter included in capabilities. Set the value to NET_ADMIN.

The number of GPUs allocated to the init container.

The image repository address without http:// or https:// as prefix.

• ImageRegistryCredential parameters support only full updates.
• If only ImageRegistryCredential parameters are updated and the post-update number of ImageRegistryCredential parameters is not greater than the pre-update number, you do not need to restart the elastic container instance. In other cases, you must restart the instance.

The username that is used to log on to the image repository.

The password that is used to log on to the image repository.

The client token that is used to ensure the idempotence of the request. You can use the client to generate the value, but you must ensure that it is unique among different requests. The token can only contain ASCII characters and cannot exceed 64 characters in length. For more information, see How to ensure idempotence.

The number of vCPUs allocated to the elastic container instance.

The amount of memory allocated to the elastic container instance.

The ID of the resource group to which the elastic container instance belongs.

The ID of the request.