ims orchestration allocation create
Create a new allocation.
Synopsis
The create command allows you to create a new allocation. The command takes a JSON payload (CreateAllocationV0Body) either through a pipe or using the --file flag.
The JSON payload contains:
- name: the name of the allocation.
- specification: the specification of the allocation detailing things like the max/min payloads, buffer size, image, the command to run, the ports to expose, etc.
It should be in the following format:
{
"name": "Example Allocation",
"spec": {
"buffer_size": "",
"cluster_id": "",
"expiry_time": "0001-01-01T00:00:00.000Z",
"max_payloads": 0,
"min_payloads": 0,
"payload_spec": {
"command": "",
"args": [],
"environment_variables": [],
"image": "",
"ports": [],
"resources": {
"cpu": "",
"memory": ""
}
}
}
}
For more details on the CreateAllocationV0Body please refer to the OpenAPI specification https://docs.ims.improbable.io/openapi/ims-zeuz/orchestration-api#operation/CreateAllocationV0
ims orchestration allocation create [flags]
Examples
ims orchestration allocation create --project-id alpha-beta-123456 --file ./CreateAllocationV0Body.json
cat ./CreateAllocationV0Body.json | ims orchestration allocation create --project-id alpha-beta-123456
Options
--file string path to a json file that contains the CreateAllocationV0Body
-h, --help help for create
--project-id string IMS project id to create the allocation in (required)
Options inherited from parent commands
--ci include this when running in a CI environment, this switches to the IMS service account authentication flow
--config string config file location, defaults to $HOME/.ims
--output-type string command output type (human/json) (default "human")
SEE ALSO
- ims orchestration allocation - Commands to manage allocations.