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Can the System Automatically Delete the Instances Added Based on an AS Policy When They Are Not Required? Yes. They can be automatically deleted if an AS policy has been added to trigger scaling actions to delete the instances. Parent topic: Instance
Can the System Automatically Delete the Instances Added Based on an AS Policy When They Are Not Required? Yes. They can be automatically deleted if an AS policy has been added to trigger scaling actions to delete the instances. Parent topic: Instance
Batch Deleting AS Configurations Function This interface is used to batch delete AS configurations. AS configurations used by AS groups cannot be deleted. A maximum of 50 AS configurations can be deleted at a time.
Locate the row that contains the instance and click Remove and Delete in the Operation column. To delete multiple instances, select the check boxes in front of them and click Remove and Delete. Method 2 Log in to the management console. Under Compute, click Auto Scaling.
Locate the row that contains the instance and click Remove and Delete in the Operation column. To delete multiple instances, select the check boxes in front of them and click Remove and Delete. Method 2 Log in to the management console. Under Compute, click Auto Scaling.
/{instance_id} as:instances:delete √ √ Performing operations on instances in batches POST /autoscaling-api/v1/{project_id}/scaling_group_instance/{scaling_group_id}/action as:instances:batchAction √ √ Parent topic: Permissions and Supported Actions
Deleting an AS Configuration Scenarios When you no longer need an AS configuration, you can delete it as long as the AS configuration is not used by an AS group. You can delete a single AS configuration or delete them in batches. Procedure Log in to the management console.
Deleting an AS Configuration Function This interface is used to delete a specified AS configuration. AS configurations used by AS groups cannot be deleted.
Deleting an AS Policy Function This interface is used to delete a specified AS policy.
The options are as follows: delete: deletes AS policies. resume: enables AS policies. pause: disables AS policies. force_delete No String Specifies whether to forcibly delete an AS policy. If the value is set to no, in-progress AS policies cannot be deleted.
/autoscaling-api/v1/{project_id}/scaling_configuration/{scaling_configuration_id} as:configs:delete √ √ Batch deleting AS configurations POST /autoscaling-api/v1/{project_id}/scaling_configurations as:configs:batchDelete √ √ Parent topic: Permissions and Supported Actions
Deleting a Planned Task Function This API is used to delete a planned task of an AS group.
In the displayed Delete Bandwidth Scaling Policy dialog box, click Yes. You can also select one or more scaling policies and click Delete above the list to delete one or more scaling policies. You can delete a bandwidth scaling policy when you no longer need it.
to forcibly delete an AS group.
Deleting an AS Group Scenarios You can delete an AS group when it is no longer needed. If an AS group is not required during a specified period, you are advised to disable it but not delete it.
Creating or Deleting a Tag Function This API is used to create or delete a tag. Each AS group can have a maximum of 10 tags added to it.
Deleting a Notification for an AS Group Function This interface is used to delete a notification for a specified AS group.
Deleting a Lifecycle Hook Function This interface is used to delete a specified lifecycle hook. When a scaling action is being performed in an AS group, the lifecycle hooks of the AS group cannot be deleted.
Table 1 AS APIs Function Description AS group Create, query, modify, and delete AS groups. AS configuration Create, query, and delete AS configurations. Instance Query instances and remove instances from AS groups. AS policy Create, query, modify, and delete AS policies.
/autoscaling-api/v1/{project_id}/scaling_notification/{scaling_group_id}/{topic_urn} as:notifications:delete √ √ Parent topic: Permissions and Supported Actions
