AutoScalingGroup
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Can be used in a VPC environment.
Description
Auto Scaling Group
Statement
private String vpcNo;
private String subnetNo;
private String serverNamePrefix;
private String autoScalingGroupNo;
private String autoScalingGroupName;
private String launchConfigurationNo;
private Integer minSize;
private Integer maxSize;
private Integer desiredCapacity;
private Integer defaultCoolDown;
private Integer healthCheckGracePeriod;
private CommonCode healthCheckType;
private Date createDate;
private CommonCode autoScalingGroupStatus;
private TargetGroupNoList targetGroupNoList;
private List<InAutoScalingGroupServerInstance> inAutoScalingGroupServerInstanceList;
private AccessControlGroupNoList accessControlGroupNoList;
private List<SuspendedProcess> suspendedProcessList;
Field
| Parameter name | Requirement status | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| vpcNo | Yes | String | The VPC number to execute Auto Scaling |
| subnetNo | Yes | String | The subnet number to execute Auto Scaling |
| serverNamePrefix | No | String | The prefix of a server name created by scale-out |
| autoScalingGroupNo | Yes | String | Auto Scaling Group number Naver Cloud Platform's identifier to identify Auto Scaling Group |
| autoScalingGroupName | Yes | String | Auto Scaling Group name |
| launchConfigurationNo | Yes | String | The Launch Configuration number set in Auto Scaling Group |
| minSize | Yes | Integer | Minimum capacity (0 to 30) |
| maxSize | Yes | Integer | Maximum capacity (0 to 30) |
| desiredCapacity | Yes | Integer | Desired capacity (0 to 30) |
| defaultCoolDown | Yes | Integer | Default cooldown (sec.) This is a time period for which monitoring event notifications are ignored and won't be sent even though an actual scaling event occurs. |
| healthCheckGracePeriod | Yes | Integer | Health check grace period (sec.) Health checks are suspended even though the server does not respond normally. |
| healthCheckType | Yes | CommonCode | Health check typeSVR (Server)LOADB (Load Balancer)When the health check type is set to LOADB, determine the server status depending on the health check method and criteria of the target group set. |
| createDate | Yes | Date | Creation date Format: "YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ" |
| autoScalingGroupStatus | Yes | CommonCode | Auto Scaling Group statusCREAT (Auto Scaling Group CREATED status)DELTD (Auto Scaling Group DELETED status) |
| targetGroupNoList | No | TargetGroupNoList | List of target group numbers It is valid when the health check type is set to LOADB. Determine the server status depending on the health check method and criteria of each target group. |
| inAutoScalingGroupServerInstanceList | No | List<InAutoScalingGroupServerInstance> | List of server instances in Auto Scaling Group |
| accessControlGroupNoList | Yes | AccessControlGroupNoList | List of ACG numbers applied to the server group created by scale-out You can apply up to 3 units. |
| suspendedProcessList | No | List<SuspendedProcess> | List of suspended processes |
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