Elastic Container Instance:UpdateContainerGroup

The tag key.

The tag value.

The name of the volume.

The type of the volume. Valid values:

• EmptyDirVolume: An EmptyDir volume. This is a temporary directory.

• ConfigFileVolume: A ConfigFile volume. This is a configuration file.

• NFSVolume: An NFS volume. This is a network file system, such as a Network Attached Storage (NAS) system.

• FlexVolume: A FlexVolume plug-in to extend the storage type. You can use it to mount disks, NAS, and Object Storage Service (OSS).

• HostPathVolume: A HostPath volume. This is a file or directory on the host. This value is not yet available.

The path to mount on the NFS volume.

The address of the NFS mount target.

The read-only permission for the NFS volume. Valid values:

• true: The NFS volume is read-only.

• false: The NFS volume is read-write.

The storage medium of the EmptyDir volume. The default is an empty string, which means that the node's file system is used. You can set this to Memory to use memory.

The size of the EmptyDir volume. Specify the unit for the value, such as Gi or Mi.

The file system type of the disk when you use a FlexVolume plug-in to mount the disk. Valid values include ext4, ext3, xfs, and vfat. The default value is ext4.

The driver type when you use a FlexVolume plug-in to mount a volume. Valid values:

• alicloud/disk: Mounts a disk.

• alicloud/nas: Mounts a NAS file system.

• alicloud/oss: Mounts an OSS bucket.

The list of FlexVolume options. The options are key-value pairs in JSON format. For example, when you mount a disk using FlexVolume, Options specifies the configuration parameters of the disk. For more information, see Volume overview.

The path of the HostPath volume on the host.

The type of the HostPath volume. Valid values:

• Directory: a directory.

• File: a file.

The value of the option variable for the DNS configuration.

The name of the option variable for the DNS configuration.

The timeout period for the check. The default is 1 second. The minimum is 1 second.

The number of consecutive successful checks required to determine that the check is successful after a failure. The default is 1.

The port for the TcpSocket check.

The protocol type for the HTTP GET request when you use an HTTP request for a health check. Valid values:

• HTTP

• HTTPS

The interval at which the check is performed. The default is 10 seconds. The minimum is 1 second.

Indicates whether the root file system is read-only. Currently, only `true` is supported.

The port for the TcpSocket check.

Indicates whether to enable interaction. The default is false. If the Command is of the /bin/bash type, set this to true.

The working directory of the container.

Indicates whether to allocate a buffer for standard input in the container runtime. If not set, reading from standard input in the container results in an End-Of-File (EOF). The default is false.

The time when the check starts. The time is calculated from when the container starts.

The image pull policy. Valid values:

• Always: Always pulls the image.

• IfNotPresent: Pulls the image only if it is not present locally.

• Never: Never pulls the image. Uses the local image.

When standard input is true, the standard input stream remains open across multiple attach sessions. If StdinOnce is set to true, standard input is opened when the container starts and is empty until the first client attaches to standard input. It then remains open to receive data until the client disconnects. At that point, standard input is closed and remains closed until the container restarts.

The port for the TCP socket check when you use a TCPSocket to set the preStop callback function.

The path for the HTTP GET request check when you use an HTTP request to set the postStart callback function.

The interval at which the check is performed. The default is 10 seconds. The minimum is 1 second.

The number of consecutive successful checks required to determine that the check is successful after a failure. The default is 1. The value must be 1.

The host address that receives the HTTP GET request when you use an HTTP request to set the postStart callback function.

The path for the HttpGet check.

The port for the TCP socket check when you use a TCPSocket to set the postStart callback function.

The path for the HTTP GET request check when you use an HTTP request to set the postStart callback function.

The path for the HTTP GET request check when you use an HTTP request to set the preStop callback function.

The protocol type for the HTTP GET request when you use an HTTP request to set the preStop callback function. Valid values:

• HTTP

• HTTPS

The protocol type for the HTTP GET request when you use an HTTP request for a health check. Valid values:

• HTTP

• HTTPS

The port for the HttpGet check.

The host address for the TCP socket check when you use a TCP Socket to set the postStart callback function.

The number of GPUs for the container.

The time when the check starts. The time is calculated from when the container starts.

The memory size of the container.

The name of the container.

The host address that receives the HTTP GET request when you use an HTTP request to set the preStop callback function.

The host address for the TCP socket check when you use a TCP Socket to set the preStop callback function.

The container image.

The port for the HTTP GET request check when you use an HTTP request to set the preStop callback function.

The number of consecutive failed checks required to determine that the check has failed after a success. The default is 3.

The number of consecutive failed checks required to determine that the check has failed after a success. The default is 3.

The vCPU size of the container.

The port for the HttpGet check.

The path for the HttpGet check.

The timeout period for the check. The default is 1 second. The minimum is 1 second.

The UID used to run the entry point of the container process.

The port for the HTTP GET request check when you use an HTTP request to set the postStart callback function.

The container image for the init container.

Specifies whether the root file system of the container is read-only. The only valid value is `true`.

The image pull policy. Valid values:

• Always: The image is always pulled.

• IfNotPresent: The local image is used first. If the image is not available locally, it is pulled.

• Never: The image is never pulled. Only the local image is used.

When standard input is enabled, the standard input stream remains open across multiple attach sessions. If you set StdinOnce to true, the standard input is opened when the container starts. The stream is empty until the first client attaches. It then accepts data until the client disconnects. After the client disconnects, the stream is closed and remains closed until the container is restarted.

The number of vCPUs for the init container.

Specifies whether to enable interaction. The default value is false. If Command is set to /bin/bash, set this parameter to true.

The working directory of the init container.

The user ID to run the container.

The number of GPUs for the init container.

The memory size of the init container.

Specifies whether to allocate a buffer for the container's standard input. If not set, reading from standard input returns an End-of-File (EOF). The default is false.

The name of the init container.

The password for the image repository.

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

The username for the image repository.

The ID of the ACR Enterprise instance.

The name of the ACR Enterprise instance.

The region of the ACR Enterprise instance.