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Constraints N/A Range N/A Default Value N/A cpu_flavor String Definition ECS flavor code. Constraints N/A Range N/A Default Value N/A vpc_id String Definition ID of the VPC where the dedicated engine is located.
ID of the ECS hosting the dedicated engine.
Range This field is used only as a flag and can be ignored by users. specification String Definition Dedicated engine ECS flavor, for example, 8 vCPUs | 16 GB Range N/A serverId String Definition ID of the ECS hosting the dedicated engine.
Use CTS to locate a fault or creation failure for an Elastic Cloud Server (ECS). For details, see Fault Locating. Use CTS to check all operation records for an ECS. For details, see Resource Tracking. Parent Topic: Using CTS to Audit WAF
Configuring ECS and ELB Access Control Policies to Protect Origin Servers This topic describes how to protect origin servers deployed on ECSs or added to ELB backend server groups. It helps you: Identify publicly accessible origin servers.
For example, if WAF forwards requests to an ECS, the IP address of the ECS is returned to this parameter. access_log.request_time String Request processing time Processing time starts when the first byte of the client is read (unit: s). access_log.upstream_response_time String Backend
This type of protection rule is not supported by dedicated WAF instances of the ECS type. Prerequisites You have connected the website you want to protect to WAF. For details, see Connecting Your Website to WAF.