upctl servergroup create
Create a server group
Examples
upctl servergroup create \
--title my-server-group \
--anti-affinity-policy yes \
--server 1fdfda29-ead1-4855-b71f-a432179800ab \
--server my-server
upctl servergroup create \
--title my-server-group \
--anti-affinity-policy yes \
--label env=dev
upctl servergroup create \
--title my-server-group \
--anti-affinity-policy strict \
--label env=dev \
--label owner=operations
Options
Option | Description |
---|---|
--title |
Server group title. |
--anti-affinity-policy |
Anti-affinity policy. Valid values are yes (best effort), strict and no . Will take effect upon server start.Default: yes |
--label |
Labels to describe the server group in key=value format, multiple can be declared.Usage: --label env=dev --label owner=operations Default: [] |
--server |
Servers to be added to the server group, multiple can be declared. Usage: --server my-server --server 00333d1b-3a4a-4b75-820a-4a56d70395dd Default: [] |
--help , -h |
help for create Default: false |
Global options
Option | Description |
---|---|
--client-timeout , -t |
Client timeout to use in API calls. Default: 0s |
--config |
Configuration file path. |
--debug |
Print out more verbose debug logs. Default: false |
--force-colours |
Force coloured output despite detected terminal support. |
--no-colours |
Disable coloured output despite detected terminal support. Colours can also be disabled by setting NO_COLOR environment variable. |
--output , -o |
Output format (supported: json, yaml and human) Default: human |
Related commands
Command | Description |
---|---|
upctl servergroup | Manage server groups |