Deployment update

Usage #

aioli deployment update [-h] [--name NAME] [--model MODEL] [--pause] [--resume]
                                   [--authentication-required [AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED]] [--namespace NAMESPACE]
                                   [--autoscaling-min-replicas AUTOSCALING_MIN_REPLICAS]
                                   [--autoscaling-max-replicas AUTOSCALING_MAX_REPLICAS]
                                   [--autoscaling-metric AUTOSCALING_METRIC]
                                   [--autoscaling-target AUTOSCALING_TARGET]
                                   [--canary-traffic-percent CANARY_TRAFFIC_PERCENT] [-a ARG] [-e ENV]
                                   deploymentname

Full Example #

aioli deployment update DEPLOYMENTNAME --name VALUE --model VALUE --authentication-required VALUE --namespace VALUE --autoscaling-min-replicas VALUE --autoscaling-max-replicas VALUE --autoscaling-metric VALUE --autoscaling-target VALUE --canary-traffic-percent VALUE --arg VALUE --env VALUE

Options: #

The name of the deployment

–name #

The new name of the deployment. Must begin with a letter, but may contain letters, numbers, and hyphen

–model #

The package model id, name or versioned-name (evaluated in that order) to be deployed

–pause #

Pause the deployment

–resume #

Resume the deployment

–authentication-required #

Deployed model requires callers to provide authentication. Specify boolean value ’true’ or ‘false’. Value ‘1’ or ‘0’ can also be used for ’true’ or ‘false’ value. When true, all interactions with the deployed service are required to be authenticated.

–namespace #

The Kubernetes namespace to be used for the deployment

–autoscaling-min-replicas #

Minimum number of replicas

–autoscaling-max-replicas #

Maximum number of replicas created based upon demand

–autoscaling-metric #

Metric name which controls autoscaling

–autoscaling-target #

Metric target value

–canary-traffic-percent #

Percent traffic to pass to new model version

-a, –arg #

Argument to be added to the service command line. If specifying an argument that starts with a ‘-’, use the form –arg=

-e, –env #

Specifies an environment variable & value as name=value, to be passed to the launched container

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