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yc container cluster update

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    Modify configuration or attributes of a Kubernetes cluster.

    Command Usage

    Syntax:

    yc container cluster update <CLUSTER-NAME>|<CLUSTER-ID> [Flags...] [Global Flags...]

    Flags

    Flag Description
    --id string
    ID of the Kubernetes cluster.
    --name string
    Name of the Kubernetes cluster.
    --async Display information about the operation in progress, without waiting for the operation to complete.
    --new-name string
    A new name of the Kubernetes cluster.
    --description string
    Specifies a textual description of the route table.
    --labels key=value[,key=value...]
    New set of labels for the Kubernetes cluster as key-value pairs. Existing set of labels will be completely overwritten.
    --default-gateway-v4-address --default-gateway-v4-address
    ''
    DEPRECATED. IPv4 address for the Kubernetes cluster default gateway.
    Feature was deprecated at service preview.
    For clusters without gateway, gateway address set is not longer supported.
    Existing gateway address change is supported, but deprecated.
    Please use --default-gateway-v4-address '' to remove cluster gateway.
    But be sure to provide internet access for the nodes: assign public IP
    addresses, set up NAT gateway VM instances, or use subnet egress gateways.
    Examples:
    --default-gateway-v4-address ''
    --default-gateway-v4-address '10.0.0.10'
    --service-account-id string
    Service account to be used for provisioning Compute and VPC resources for the Kubernetes cluster.
    --service-account-name string
    Service account to be used for provisioning Compute and VPC resources for the Kubernetes cluster.
    --node-service-account-id string
    Service account to be used by the worker nodes of the Kubernetes cluster to access Container Registry or to push node logs and metrics.
    --node-service-account-name string
    Service account to be used by the worker nodes of the Kubernetes cluster to access Container Registry or to push node logs and metrics.
    --version string
    Kubernetes master version. See available in 'yc managed-kubernetes list-versions'.
    --latest-revision Update master to latest available revision of current version. Cluster.master.version_info.new_revision_available should be true.
    --auto-upgrade Sets auto upgrade maintenance policy.
    This policy defines if the master can be upgraded to a new revision in the specified maintenance window. New revisions usually contain security and bug fixes, so it's recommended to leave this policy enabled.Master never upgraded to another major version automatically, even with this policy set to true.
    Examples: '--auto-upgrade=false', '--auto-upgrade'
    --security-group-ids value[,value]
    Security group IDs to use for cluster.
    --node-ipv4-mask-size int
    Size of the masks that are assigned for each node in the cluster.
    --anytime-maintenance-window Allow maintenance anytime. This is default maintenance window.
    --daily-maintenance-window PROPERTY=VALUE[,PROPERTY=VALUE...]
    Allow maintenance everyday specified days of week in the specified time window.

    Flag can be used multiple times, to define different time windows for different days of week.

    Examples:

    --daily-maintenance-window 'start=22:00,duration=10h

    --daily-maintenance-window 'start=03:00,duration=8h30m

    Possible property names:
    • start: Time of day in UTC time zone, HH:MM 24-hour clock format, since when maintenance operations are allowed. Example: '02:30'
    • duration: Maintenance window duration in interval [1h; 24h]. Example: '12h30m'
    --weekly-maintenance-window PROPERTY=VALUE[,PROPERTY=VALUE...]
    Allow maintenance on specified days of week in the specified time window.

    Flag can be used multiple times, to define different time windows for different days of week.

    Examples:

    --weekly-maintenance-window 'days=[monday,tuesday],start=22:00,duration=10h

    --weekly-maintenance-window 'days=weekend,start=03:00,duration=8h30m

    Possible property names:
    • days: List of days of the week on which maintenance is allowed in specified time window. Allowed values: weekdays, weekend, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, mon, tue, wed, thu, fri, sat, sun, all. Examples: 'weekend', '[weekdays,saturday]', '[monday,wednesday,friday]'
    • start: Time of day in UTC time zone, HH:MM 24-hour clock format, since when maintenance operations are allowed. Example: '02:30'
    • duration: Maintenance window duration in interval [1h; 24h]. Example: '12h30m'

    Global Flags

    Flag Description
    --profile string
    Set the custom configuration file.
    --debug Debug logging.
    --debug-grpc Debug gRPC logging. Very verbose, used for debugging connection problems.
    --no-user-output Disable printing user intended output to stderr.
    --retry int
    Enable gRPC retries. By default, retries are enabled with maximum 5 attempts.
    Pass 0 to disable retries. Pass any negative value for infinite retries.
    Even infinite retries are capped with 2 minutes timeout.
    --cloud-id string
    Set the ID of the cloud to use.
    --folder-id string
    Set the ID of the folder to use.
    --folder-name string
    Set the name of the folder to use (will be resolved to id).
    --endpoint string
    Set the Cloud API endpoint (host:port).
    --token string
    Set the OAuth token to use.
    --format string
    Set the output format: text (default), yaml, json, json-rest.
    -h,--help Display help for the command.