LoadBalancers

These commands were added in version 5.8.0

LBaaS Commands

loadbal detail

Get Load Balancer as a Service details.

loadbal detail [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER

Arguments

IDENTIFIER: Required argument

loadbal list

List active Load Balancer as a Service devices.

loadbal list [OPTIONS]

loadbal health

Manage LBaaS health checks.

Example:

slcli loadbal health-edit (--lb-id LOADBAL_ID) (--health-uuid HEALTH_CHECK_UUID) [-i, --interval INTERVAL]
[-r, --retry RETRY] [-t, --timeout TIMEOUT] [-u, --url URL]

loadbal health [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER

Options

--uuid <uuid>: Required Health check UUID to modify.

-i, --interval <interval>: Seconds between checks. [2-60]

-r, --retry <retry>: Number of times before marking as DOWN. [1-10]

-t, --timeout <timeout>: Seconds to wait for a connection. [1-59]

-u, --url <url>: Url path for HTTP/HTTPS checks.

Arguments

IDENTIFIER: Required argument

loadbal member-add

Add a new LBaaS members.

loadbal member-add [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER

Options

--private, --public: Required Private or public IP of the new member.

-m, --member <member>: Required Member IP address.

-w, --weight <weight>: Weight of this member.

Arguments

IDENTIFIER: Required argument

loadbal member-del

Remove a LBaaS member.

Member UUID can be found from slcli lb detail.

loadbal member-del [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER

Options

-m, --member <member>: Required Member UUID

Arguments

IDENTIFIER: Required argument

loadbal pool-add

Adds a listener to the identifier LB

loadbal pool-add [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER

Options

-P, --frontProtocol <frontprotocol>

Protocol type to use for incoming connections

Default:: 'HTTP'
Options:: HTTP | HTTPS | TCP

-p, --backProtocol <backprotocol>

Protocol type to use when connecting to backend servers. Defaults to whatever –frontProtocol is.

Options:: HTTP | HTTPS | TCP

-f, --frontPort <frontport>: Required Internet side port

-b, --backPort <backport>: Required Private side port

-m, --method <method>

Balancing Method

Default:: 'ROUNDROBIN'
Options:: ROUNDROBIN | LEASTCONNECTION | WEIGHTED_RR

-c, --connections <connections>: Maximum number of connections to allow.

-s, --sticky: Make sessions sticky based on source_ip.

-x, --sslCert <sslcert>: SSL certificate ID. See slcli ssl list

Arguments

IDENTIFIER: Required argument

loadbal pool-edit

Updates a listener’s configuration.

LISTENER should be a UUID, and can be found from slcli lb detail <IDENTIFIER>

loadbal pool-edit [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER LISTENER

Options

-P, --frontProtocol <frontprotocol>

Protocol type to use for incoming connections

Options:: HTTP | HTTPS | TCP

-p, --backProtocol <backprotocol>

Protocol type to use when connecting to backend servers. Defaults to whatever –frontProtocol is.

Options:: HTTP | HTTPS | TCP

-f, --frontPort <frontport>: Internet side port

-b, --backPort <backport>: Private side port

-m, --method <method>

Balancing Method

Options:: ROUNDROBIN | LEASTCONNECTION | WEIGHTED_RR

-c, --connections <connections>: Maximum number of connections to allow.

-t, --clientTimeout <clienttimeout>: maximum idle time in seconds(Range: 1 to 7200).

-s, --sticky: Make sessions sticky based on source_ip.

-x, --sslCert <sslcert>: SSL certificate ID. See slcli ssl list

Arguments

IDENTIFIER: Required argument

LISTENER: Required argument

loadbal pool-del

Removes the listener from identified LBaaS instance

LISTENER should be a UUID, and can be found from slcli lb detail <IDENTIFIER>

loadbal pool-del [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER LISTENER

Arguments

IDENTIFIER: Required argument

LISTENER: Required argument

loadbal l7pool-add

Adds a new l7 pool

-S is in colon deliminated format to make grouping IP:port:weight a bit easier.

Example:

slcli loadbal l7pool-add (--id LOADBAL_ID) (-n, --name NAME) [-m, --method METHOD]
[-s, --server BACKEND_IP:PORT] [-p, --protocol PROTOCOL] [--health-path PATH]
[--health-interval INTERVAL] [--health-retry RETRY]
[--health-timeout TIMEOUT] [--sticky cookie | source-ip]

loadbal l7pool-add [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER

Options

-n, --name <name>: Required Name for this L7 pool.

-m, --method <method>

Balancing Method.

Default:: 'ROUNDROBIN'
Options:: ROUNDROBIN | LEASTCONNECTION | WEIGHTED_RR

-P, --protocol <protocol>

Protocol type to use for incoming connections

Default:: 'HTTP'
Options:: HTTP | HTTPS

-S, --server <server>: Required Backend servers that are part of this pool. Format is colon deliminated. BACKEND_IP:PORT:WEIGHT. eg. 10.0.0.1:80:50 (multiple occurrence permitted)

--healthPath <healthpath>

Health check path.

Default:: '/'

--healthInterval <healthinterval>

Health check interval between checks.

Default:: 5

--healthRetry <healthretry>

Health check number of times before marking as DOWN.

Default:: 2

--healthTimeout <healthtimeout>

Health check timeout.

Default:: 2

-s, --sticky: Make sessions sticky based on source_ip.

Arguments

IDENTIFIER: Required argument

loadbal l7pool-del

Deletes the identified pool

Identifier is L7Pool Id. NOT the UUID

loadbal l7pool-del [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER

Arguments

IDENTIFIER: Required argument

loadbal l7policies

List policies of the front-end protocol (listener).

Example:

slcli loadbal l7policies (--protocol-id PROTOCOL_ID)

loadbal l7policies [OPTIONS]

Options

-p, --protocol-id <protocol_id>: Front-end Protocol identifier

loadbal order

Creates a LB. Protocols supported are TCP, HTTP, and HTTPS.

loadbal order [OPTIONS]

Options

-n, --name <name>: Required Label for this loadbalancer.

-d, --datacenter <datacenter>: Required Datacenter shortname (dal13).

-l, --label <label>: A descriptive label for this loadbalancer.

-f, --frontend <frontend>

Required PROTOCOL:PORT string for incoming internet connections.

Default:: 'HTTP:80'

-b, --backend <backend>

Required PROTOCOL:PORT string for connecting to backend servers.

Default:: 'HTTP:80'

-m, --method <method>

Balancing Method.

Default:: 'ROUNDROBIN'
Options:: ROUNDROBIN | LEASTCONNECTION | WEIGHTED_RR

-s, --subnet <subnet>: Required Private subnet Id to order the LB on. See slcli lb order-options

--public

Use a Public to Public loadbalancer.

Default:: False

--verify

Only verify an order, dont actually create one.

Default:: False

loadbal order-options

Prints options for order a LBaaS

loadbal order-options [OPTIONS]

Options

-d, --datacenter <datacenter>: Show only selected datacenter, use shortname (dal13) format.

loadbal cancel

Cancels a LBaaS instance

loadbal cancel [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER

Options

--force: Force cancel LBaaS Instance without confirmation

Arguments

IDENTIFIER: Required argument

loadbal protocol-add

Add a new load balancer protocol.

loadbal protocol-add [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER

Options

-f, --frontend <frontend>

Required PROTOCOL:PORT string for incoming internet connections.

Default:: 'HTTP:80'

-b, --backend <backend>

Required PROTOCOL:PORT string for connecting to backend servers.

Default:: 'HTTP:80'

-m, --method <method>

Balancing Method.

Default:: 'ROUNDROBIN'
Options:: ROUNDROBIN | LEASTCONNECTION | WEIGHTED_RR

-s, --session <session>: Required Session stickiness type. Valid values are SOURCE_IP or HTTP_COOKIE

--max <max>: Max Connections setting

Arguments

IDENTIFIER: Required argument

loadbal protocol-edit

Edit a load balancer protocol.

loadbal protocol-edit [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER

Options

--uuid <uuid>: Load Balancer Uuid.

-f, --frontend <frontend>

Required PROTOCOL:PORT string for incoming internet connections.

Default:: 'HTTP:80'

-b, --backend <backend>

Required PROTOCOL:PORT string for connecting to backend servers.

Default:: 'HTTP:80'

-m, --method <method>

Balancing Method.

Default:: 'ROUNDROBIN'
Options:: ROUNDROBIN | LEASTCONNECTION | WEIGHTED_RR

-s, --session <session>: Required Session stickiness type. Valid values are SOURCE_IP or HTTP_COOKIE

--max <max>: Max Connections setting

Arguments

IDENTIFIER: Required argument

loadbal protocol-delete

delete a load balancer protocol.

loadbal protocol-delete [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER

Options

--uuid <uuid>: Load Balancer Uuid.

Arguments

IDENTIFIER: Required argument

NetScaler Commands

loadbal ns-detail

Get Netscaler details.

loadbal ns-detail [OPTIONS] IDENTIFIER

Arguments

IDENTIFIER: Required argument

loadbal ns-list

List active Netscaler devices.

loadbal ns-list [OPTIONS]