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lbpool


This topic describes the verbs, command-line arguments, and API parameters available for the lbpool noun in the BMC Cloud Lifecycle Management SDK.

create

Use lbpool-create from the command line to create a new load balancer pool with the specified load balancers.

Command-line syntax
python com/bmc/cloud/sdk/commandline/clmcmd.py lbpool-create [-h] --loadbalancer NAME|id:<GUID> --lbpoolname NAME [--environment NAME|id:<GUID>] [--lbpooldescription DESCRIPTION] --transportprotocol {17,6,1} --applicationport PORT --servernetworkname NAME --clientnetworkname NAME [--ipaddress IP_ADDRESS]

Use lbpool_create in the API to create a new load balancer pool with the specified load balancers. This command returns a LogicalServerFarm Python object with the same attributes and relationships.

API syntax
obj = lbpool_create(gcac, loadbalancer, name, transport_protocol, application_port, server_networks, client_network, environment=None, description=None, ipaddress=None)

obj.guid # returns the GUID
obj.name # returns the name
...

Command-line argument

API parameter

Description

Required?

--loadbalancer
loadbalancer

Name or GUID of a load balancer to add to the new load balancer pool

Yes

--lbpoolname
name

Name of the new load balancer pool.

Yes

--transportprotocol
transport_protocol

The protocol identifier:

  • 1—ICMP
  • 6—TCP
  • 17—UDP

Yes

--applicationport
application_port

Application port number to expose to the external world.

Yes

--servernetworkname
server_networks

Name of a the server network.

Yes

--clientnetworkname
client_network

Name of the client network.

Yes

--environment
environment

Name or GUID of the environment for the load balancer pool. This parameter is required if a name is specified for the --loadbalancer parameter.

Conditional

--lbpooldescription
description

Description of the load balancer pool.

 

--ipaddress
ipaddress

A virtual IP address. If not specified, a virtual IP address will be created automatically.

 

 

gcac

Instance of the gcac authentication instance.

 

delete

Use lbpool-delete from the command line to delete a load balancer pool.

Command-line syntax
python com/bmc/cloud/sdk/commandline/clmcmd.py lbpool-delete [-h] --lbpoolname NAME

Use lbpool_delete in the API to delete a load balancer pool. This command returns a LogicalServerFarm Python object with the same attributes and relationships.

API syntax
obj = lbpool_delete(gcac, lbpool_name=None)

obj.guid # returns the GUID
obj.name # returns the name
...

Command-line argument

API parameter

Description

Required?

--lbpoolname
lbpool_name

Name of the load balancer pool to delete.

Yes

 

gcac

Instance of the gcac authentication instance.

 

list

Use lbpool-list from the command line to list available load balancer pools.

Command-line syntax
python com/bmc/cloud/sdk/commandline/clmcmd.py lbpool-list [-h] [-l] [-u] [-n] [-s] [-k FIELD_NAME [FIELD_NAME ...]] [--filter FIELD_NAME=VALUE [FIELD_NAME=VALUE ...]]

Use lbpool_list in the API to list available load balancer pools. This command returns a list of LogicalServerFarm Python objects with the same attributes and relationships.

API syntax
obj = lbpool_list(gcac, filters=None)

obj[n].guid returns the GUID
obj[n].name returns the name
...

Command-line argument

API parameter

Description

Required?

-l

 

List all fields. This parameter does not need a value.

 

-u

 

List only GUIDs. This parameter does not need a value.

 

-n

 

List only names. This parameter does not need a value.

 

-s

 

List GUIDs, names, and status (if applicable). This parameter does not need a value.

 

-k

 

List the field names specified in the value for this parameter.

 

--filter
filters

List the output that matches the specified filters.

 

 

gcac

Instance of the gcac authentication instance.

 

 

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