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| Description | Used to deploy a deployment policy definition |
| URL | admin/policy/deployment |
| HTTP Method | POST |
| Request/Response Format | application/json |
Sample request payload
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| Code Block |
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{
"deploymentPolicy":{
"id":"isuruh-ec2",
"partitionGroup":{
"id":"ec2",
"partitionAlgo":"one-after-another",
"partition":[
{
"id":"P1",
"partitionMax":"3",
"partitionMin":"1"
}
]
}
}
} |
Parameter definition| Parameter | Description | Required | Default value | Example Value |
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id | Unique ID of the deployment policy. | Yes | No | Dep-policy1 | partitionGroup | This defines one or more partitions that are network bound and where communication among the partitions take place very efficiently. For example, in EC2 a partition group can be defined with multiple partitions that belong to the same region. | - | - | - | partitionGroup -
id | Unique ID of the partition group. | Yes | No | EC2-Group1 | partitionGroup -
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partitionAlgo | This defines the sequence used to spawn up instances when scaling up. | Yes | No | round-robin, one-after-another | partitionGroup -
partition | This defines the conditions that will be applied to the partitions that have already been deployed. | - | - | - | partition - id | This defines the ID of the already deployed partition. | Yes | No | P1 | partition -
partitionMax | This defines the maximum number of instances that will be maintained for each subscription in this partition when scaling up. | Yes | No | 5 | partition -
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partitionMin | This defines the minimum number of instances that will be maintained for each subscription in this partition when scaling down. | Yes | No | 1 |
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Example
Use case: Enter a deployment policy definition. The example request is as follows:
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