createLaunchConfiguration
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    createLaunchConfiguration

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    Article Summary

    Overview

    Launch configuration is a template that Auto Scaling uses to create a cloud server instance for services. The template contains all information Auto Scaling needs to create a server instance. Launch configuration properties cannot be changed once created.

    Request

    Request parameters

    ParameterRequiredTypeLimitationsDescription
    launchConfigurationNameNStringMin: 1
    Max: 255
    Launch configuration name to identify launch configurations
    Default: Automatically specified by Ncloud
    serverImageProductCodeConditionalStringMin: 1
    Max: 20
    Product code of the software (including OS) installed in the server image.
    serverImageProductCode (Software product code)
    memberServerImageNo (Member server image number)
    Only one of the two values can be specified.
    serverProductCodeNStringMin: 1
    Max: 20
    Server product code associated with the server hardware specifications
    Default: created with the minimum specifications.
    memberServerImageNoConditionalString-Member server image number
    serverImageProductCode (Software product code)
    memberServerImageNo (Member server image number)
    Only one of the two values can be specified.
    accessControlGroupConfigurationNoListNListDuplicates not allowedIf an access control group (ACG) configuration number is not specified, the default ACG is used.
    loginKeyNameNStringMin: 3
    Max: 30
    Login key name
    If it is not specified, the most recent login key name is used.
    Default: the most recent login key name
    userDataNStringMin: 1
    Max: 21847
    Only the BASE64-encoded character strings are allowed.
    When a server instance is booted for the first time, it decodes the BASE64-encoded character strings to run the script file that only contains plaintext character strings.
    When you pass in both userData and InitializationScriptNo parameters together, the generation error will be processed.
    initScriptNoNoStringThe server runs the initialization script that you set at first boot.
    Passes the initialization script number of the initialization script as a parameter.
    When you pass in both userData and initScriptNo parameters together, the generation error will be processed.
    The getInitScriptList action will help you get the initScriptNo.
    regionNoNStringGet available values by using the getRegionList action.

    Response

    Response body

    Examples

    Request example

    {AUTOSCALILNG_API_URL}/createLaunchConfiguration
    ?launchConfigurationName=lc-0228
    &serverImageProductCode=SPSW0LINUX000009
    

    Response example

    <createLaunchConfigurationResponse>
       <requestId>19fff23d-d5cd-49fd-8a0a-986ae02bf660</requestId>
       <returnCode>0</returnCode>
       <returnMessage>success</returnMessage>
       <totalRows>1</totalRows>
       <launchConfigurationList>
          <launchConfiguration>
             <launchConfigurationName>lc-0228</launchConfigurationName>
             <launchConfigurationNo>***013</launchConfigurationNo>
             <serverImageProductCode>SPSW0LINUX000009</serverImageProductCode>
             <serverProductCode>SPSVRSTAND000043</serverProductCode>
             <memberServerImageNo />
             <loginKeyName>hkey-0217</loginKeyName>
             <createDate>2014-02-28T17:11:36+0900</createDate>
             <userData />
             <initScriptNo />
          </launchConfiguration>
       </launchConfigurationList>
    </createLaunchConfigurationResponse>
    

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