You can set up the Quick Service Protection (QSP) Recovery Kit through the use of the LKCLI (Command Line Interface).
Creating/Extending/Configuring the QSP resource from the Command Line
create qsp
EXAMPLE: #lkcli resource create qsp --tag <tag> --service <Name of service> --switchback <switchback type> --quickCheck <enable | disable>
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| --service <str> | Name of the service to protect. | |
| [--quickCheck <str>] | enable | Enable/disable the monitoring function. Specify “enable” to enable and “disable” to disable the monitoring. |
extend qsp
EXAMPLE: #lkcli resource extend qsp --tag <tag> --dest <backup node> --switchback <switchback type> --template_prioity <priority> --target_priority <prority>
config qsp
EXAMPLE: #lkcli resource config qsp --tag <tag> --quickCheck <enable | disable> --timeout_restore <seconds> --timeout_remove <seconds> --timeout_quickCheck <seconds> --timeout_recover <seconds>
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| [--quickCheck <str>] | None | Enable/disable monitoring. Specify “enable” or “disable”. |
| [--timeout_restore <num>] | None | Number of seconds for restore timeout. When 0 is specified, timeout does not occur. |
| [--timeout_remove <num>] | None | Number of seconds for remove timeout. When 0 is specified, timeout does not occur. |
| [--timeout_quickcheck <num>] | None | Number of seconds for quickCheck timeout. When 0 is specified, timeout does not occur. |
| [--timeout_recover <num>] | None | Number of seconds for recover timeout. |
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