everai configmap

Manage configmaps

Usage:

everai configmap [-h] {create,delete,list,ls,get,update} ...

Commands:

• create Create ConfigMap from file or literal string
• delete Delete configmap
• list (ls) List configmaps
• get Get configmap
• update Update ConfigMap from file or literal string

Options:

• -h, --help show this help message and exit

everai configmap create

Create ConfigMap from file or literal string

Example:

Create a configmap from literal.

everai configmap create test-configmap \ 
  --from-literal min_workers=1 \
  --from-literal max_workers=5 \
  --from-literal max_queue_size=2 \
  --from-literal scale_up_step=1 \
  --from-literal max_idle_time=60

Create a configmap from a yaml file.

Create a yaml file named test-configmap firstly, the data of the example like this:

name: test-configmap
data:
  max_idle_time: '60'
  max_queue_size: '2'
  max_workers: '5'
  min_workers: '1'
  scale_up_step: '1'

Then, run the command like this:

everai configmap create --from-file test-configmap.yml test-configmap

Usage:

everai configmap create [-h] [-f FROM_FILE] [-l FROM_LITERAL] [name]

Positional arguments:

• name The configmap name

Options:

• -h, --help show this help message and exit
• -l FROM_LITERAL, --from-literal FROM_LITERAL Create configmap from literal, for example: --from-literal name=user
• -f FROM_FILE, --from-file FROM_FILE Create configmap from file, for example: --from-file filename

everai configmap delete

Delete configmap

Example:

everai configmap delete test-configmap

Usage:

everai configmap delete [-h] name

Positional arguments:

• name The configmap name

Options:

• -h, --help show this help message and exit

everai configmap list (ls)

List configmaps

Example:

everai configmap list

The result could be shown like this:

NAME                    ITEMS
--------------------  -------
get-start-configmap         5
test-configmap              5

Usage:

everai configmap list [-h] [--output [OUTPUT]]

Options:

• -h, --help show this help message and exit
• --output [OUTPUT], -o [OUTPUT] Output format, One of: (json, yaml, table, wide)

everai configmap get

Get configmap

Example:

everai configmap get test-configmap

Usage:

everai configmap get [-h] [--output [OUTPUT]] name  

Positional arguments:

• name The configmap name

Options:

• -h, --help show this help message and exit
• --output [OUTPUT], -o [OUTPUT] Output format, One of: (json, yaml, table, wide)

everai configmap update

Update ConfigMap from file or literal string

Example:

Update a configmap from literal.

everai configmap update --from-literal min_workers=2 \
  --from-literal max_workers=5 \
  --from-literal max_queue_size=2 \
  --from-literal scale_up_step=1 \
  --from-literal max_idle_time=60 test-configmap

Update a configmap from a yaml file.

Create a yaml file named test-configmap firstly, the data of the example like this:

name: test-configmap
data:
  max_idle_time: '60'
  max_queue_size: '2'
  max_workers: '5'
  min_workers: '2'
  scale_up_step: '1'

Then, run the command like this:

everai configmap update --from-file test-configmap.yml test-configmap

After everai configmap update is executed, applications using this updated ConfigMap will update relevant policies. For example, if you update min_workers from 1 to 2, the system will expand the minimum number of running workers for the related applications to 2.

Usage:

everai configmap update [-h] [-f FROM_FILE] [-l FROM_LITERAL] [name]

Positional arguments:

• name The configmap name

Options:

• -h, --help show this help message and exit
• -l FROM_LITERAL, --from-literal FROM_LITERAL Update configmap from literal, for example: --from-literal name=user
• -f FROM_FILE, --from-file FROM_FILE Update configmap from file, for example: --from-file filename