NodePoolProperties interface

Package:

@azure/arm-redhatopenshifthcp

Represents the node pool properties

Properties

autoRepair	Auto-repair
autoScaling	Representation of a autoscaling in a node pool.
labels	Kubernetes labels to propagate to the NodePool Nodes Note that when the labels are updated this is only applied to newly create nodes in the Nodepool, existing node labels remain unchanged.
nodeDrainTimeoutMinutes	nodeDrainTimeoutMinutes is the grace period for how long Pod Disruption Budget-protected workloads will be respected during any node draining operation. After this grace period, any workloads protected by Pod Disruption Budgets that have not been successfully drained from a node will be forcibly evicted. This is especially relevant to cluster upgrades. Valid values are from 0 to 10080 minutes (1 week) . 0 means that the NodePool can be drained without any time limitation. If unset the cluster nodeDrainTimeoutMinutes value is used as a default.
platform	Azure node pool platform configuration
provisioningState	Provisioning state
replicas	The number of worker nodes, it cannot be used together with autoscaling. Validation: Minimum: 0 Maximum: 200 (only when availabilityZone is not specified) No maximum when availabilityZone is specified
status	Status of the node pool resource
taints	Taints for the nodes
version	OpenShift version for the nodepool

Property Details

autoRepair

Auto-repair

autoRepair?: boolean

Property Value

boolean

autoScaling

Representation of a autoscaling in a node pool.

autoScaling?: NodePoolAutoScaling

Property Value

NodePoolAutoScaling

labels

Kubernetes labels to propagate to the NodePool Nodes Note that when the labels are updated this is only applied to newly create nodes in the Nodepool, existing node labels remain unchanged.

labels?: Label[]

Property Value

Label[]

nodeDrainTimeoutMinutes

nodeDrainTimeoutMinutes is the grace period for how long Pod Disruption Budget-protected workloads will be respected during any node draining operation. After this grace period, any workloads protected by Pod Disruption Budgets that have not been successfully drained from a node will be forcibly evicted. This is especially relevant to cluster upgrades.

Valid values are from 0 to 10080 minutes (1 week) . 0 means that the NodePool can be drained without any time limitation.

If unset the cluster nodeDrainTimeoutMinutes value is used as a default.

nodeDrainTimeoutMinutes?: number

Property Value

number

platform

Azure node pool platform configuration

platform: NodePoolPlatformProfile

Property Value

NodePoolPlatformProfile

provisioningState

Provisioning state

provisioningState?: string

Property Value

string

replicas

The number of worker nodes, it cannot be used together with autoscaling. Validation:

• Minimum: 0
• Maximum: 200 (only when availabilityZone is not specified)
• No maximum when availabilityZone is specified

replicas?: number

Property Value

number

status

Status of the node pool resource

status?: ResourceStatus

Property Value

ResourceStatus

taints

Taints for the nodes

taints?: Taint[]

Property Value

Taint[]

version

OpenShift version for the nodepool

version?: NodePoolVersionProfile

Property Value

NodePoolVersionProfile