eulb-create-lb-policy (1) Linux Manual Page
eulb-create-lb-policy – Add a new policy to a load balancer
Synopsis
eulb-create-lb-policy -n POLICY -t POLTYPE- [-a "name=NAME, value=VALUE"] [-A NAME=VALUE,…]
- [–attributes-from-file FILE] [-U URL] [–region USER [at] REGION] [-I KEY_ID] [-S KEY] [–security-token TOKEN] [–debug] [–debugger] [–version] [-h] ELB
Description
Add a new policy to a load balancerpositional arguments:
- ELB
- name of the load balancer to modify (required)
optional arguments:
- -n POLICY, –policy-name POLICY
- name of the new policy (required)
- -t POLTYPE, –policy-type POLTYPE
- type of the new policy. For a list of policy types, use eulb-describe-lb-policy-types. (required)
- -a "name=NAME, value=VALUE", –attribute "name=NAME, value=VALUE"
- name and value for each attribute associated with the new policy. Use this option multiple times to supply multiple attributes.
- -A NAME=VALUE,…, –attributes NAME=VALUE,…
- a comma-delimited list of attribute names and values to associate with the new policy, each pair of which is separated by "=". This is a more concise alternative to the -a/–attribute option.
- –attributes-from-file FILE
- a file containing attribute names and values to associate with the new policy, one per line, each pair of which is separated by "=". Lines that are blank or begin with "#" are ignored.
- -U URL, –url URL
- load balancing service endpoint URL
- –region USER [at] REGION
- region and/or user names to search when looking up config file data
- -I KEY_ID, –access-key-id KEY_ID
- -S KEY, –secret-key KEY
- –security-token TOKEN
- –debug
- -S KEY, –secret-key KEY
- show debugging output
- show debugging output
- –debugger
- launch interactive debugger on error
- –version
- show the program’s version and exit
- -h, –help
- show this help message and exit