Auto Scaling:ModifyEciScalingConfiguration

The key of the tag.

The value of the tag.

The password that is used to access the image repository.

The domain name of the image repository.

The username that is used to access the image repository.

The timeout limit for a readiness probe to be complete. Unit: seconds. Default value: 1. Minimum value: 1.

The minimum count of consecutive successes needed to consider a failed readiness probe as having recovered successfully. Default value: 1. Set the value to 1.

The permissions that you want to grant to the processes in the container. Valid values: NET_ADMIN and NET_RAW.

The port detected by the TCP sockets for readiness probing.

The protocol type of the HTTP GET requests for readiness probing. Valid values:

• HTTP
• HTTPS

The interval between consecutive liveness probes. Unit: seconds. Default value: 10. Minimum value: 1.

The ports.

Specifies whether the root file system on which the container runs is read-only. Set the value to true.

The environment variables.

The port detected by the TCP sockets for liveness probing.

Specifies whether to enable the Interaction feature. Default value: false.

If the command is a /bin/bash command, set this parameter to true.

The working directory of the container.

The protocol type of the HTTP GET requests for liveness probing. Valid values:

• HTTP
• HTTPS

The port over which you want to send the HTTP GET requests for readiness probing.

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

The number of GPUs that you want to allocate to the container.

The interval between the launch of the container and the onset of a readiness probe. Unit: seconds.

Specifies whether the container allocates buffer resources to standard input streams during its active runtime. If you do not specify this parameter, an end-of-file (EOF) error occurs when standard input streams in the container are read.

Default value: false.

The memory size that you want to allocate to the container. Unit: GiB.

The name of the container image.

The image of the container.

The interval between the launch of the container and the onset of a liveness probe. Unit: seconds.

The volume mounts of the container.

The minimum count of consecutive failures that must occur for a liveness probe to be classified as failed.

Default value: 3.

The commands executed in the container when using the command line to perform the health check.

The minimum count of consecutive failures that must occur for a readiness probe to be classified as failed.

Default value: 3.

The image pulling policy. Valid values:

• Always: Each time instances are created, image pulling is performed.
• IfNotPresent: Image pulling is performed as needed. On-premises images are preferentially used. If no on-premises images are available, image pulling is performed.
• Never: On-premises images are always used. Image pulling is not performed.

Specifies whether standard input streams remain connected during multiple sessions when StdinOnce is set to true.

If 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 disconnected until the container is restarted.

The number of vCPUs that you want to allocate to the container.

The port over which you want to send the HTTP GET requests for liveness probing.

The path to which you want to send the HTTP GET requests for liveness probing.

The minimum count of consecutive successes needed to consider a failed liveness probe as having recovered successfully. Default value: 1. Set the value to 1.

The interval between consecutive readiness probes. Unit: seconds. Default value: 10. Minimum value: 1.

The timeout limit for a liveness probe to be complete. Unit: seconds. Default value: 1. Minimum value: 1.

The command that you want to run by using the CLI for liveness probing within the container.

The ID of the user that runs the container.

The path to which you want to send the HTTP GET requests for readiness probing.

The command executed in the container when using the command line to perform the health check.

The IP address of the host to which you want to send the HTTP GET requests for configuring the postStart callback function.

The port over which you want to send the HTTP GET requests for configuring the postStart callback function.

The path to which you want to send the HTTP GET requests for configuring the postStart callback function.

The protocol type of the HTTP GET requests that you want to send for configuring the postStart callback function. Valid values:

• HTTP
• HTTPS

The commands that you want to run by using the CLI for configuring the postStart callback function within the container.

The IP address of the host detected by the TCP sockets that you want to use for configuring the postStart callback function.

The port detected by the TCP sockets that you want to use for configuring the postStart callback function.

The IP address of the host to which you want to send the HTTP GET requests for configuring the preStop callback function.

The port over which you want to send the HTTP GET requests for configuring the preStop callback function.

The path to which you want to send the HTTP GET requests for configuring the preStop callback function.

The protocol type of the HTTP GET requests that you want to send for configuring the preStop callback function. Valid values:

• HTTP
• HTTPS

The commands that you want to run by using the CLI for configuring the preStop callback function within the container.

The IP address of the host detected by the TCP sockets that you want to use for configuring the preStop callback function.

The port detected by the TCP sockets that you want to use for configuring the preStop callback function.

The type of the Host directory. Examples: File, Directory, and Socket.

The volume size. Unit: GiB.

The path to the Network File System (NFS) volume.

The type of the mounted file system. The default value is determined by the script of FlexVolume.

We recommend that you specify FlexVolume.FsType instead of DiskVolume.FsType.

The type of host directory. For example: File, Directory, Socket, etc.

Specifies whether the permissions on the NFS volume are read-only.

Default value: false.

The absolute path on the host.

The FlexVolume options. Each option is a key-value pair in a JSON string.

For example, if you use FlexVolume to mount a disk, the format of Options is {"volumeId":"d-2zehdahrwoa7srg****","performanceLevel": "PL2"}.

The name of the FlexVolume driver.

The default permissions on the ConfigFile volume.

The endpoint of the NFS server.

The ID of the disk volume.

The volume name.

The storage medium of the emptyDir volume. If you do not specify a storage medium for the emptyDir volume, the emptyDir volume stores data in the file system of a node by default. A value of memory indicates that the emptyDir volume stores data in the memory.

The paths to configuration files.

The size of the emptyDir volume. The value contains a unit. We recommend that you use Gi or Mi as the unit.

The environment variables of the init container.

The permissions granted to processes in the container.

The container image.

The ports of the init container.

Information about the volume mounts of the init container.

The image pulling policy. Valid values:

• Always: pulls images each time.
• IfNotPresent: pulls images only if no on-premises images are available. On-premises images are preferentially used. If no on-premises images are available, image pulling is performed.
• Never: never pulls images. On-premises images are always used. Image pulling is not performed.

The number of vCPUs that you want to allocate to the container.

The working directory.

The commands that you want to run to start the container.

The startup parameter of the container.

The ID of the user that runs the container.

The number of GPUs that you want to allocate to the container.

The size of the memory. Unit: GiB.

The name of the container.

The variable value of the option.

The variable name of the option.

The IP address that you want to add.

The hostnames that you want to add.

The variable value of the security context in which the elastic container instance runs.

The name of the security context in which the elastic container instance runs.

The domain names of the Container Registry Enterprise Edition instances. By default, all domain names of the Container Registry Enterprise Edition instances are displayed. You can specify one or more domain names. Separate multiple domain names with commas (,).

The name of the Container Registry Enterprise Edition instance.

The ID of the Container Registry Enterprise Edition instance.

The region ID of the Container Registry Enterprise Edition instance.