Updates an AKS Node Class.

put

https://api.cast.ai/kent/v1alpha/organizations/{organizationId}/clusters/{clusterId}/aks-node-classes/{name}

Deprecated: use UpdateNodeClass instead.
Updates an existing AKSNodeClass. Used by the UI edit flow. Pass the full
AKSNodeClass object and the prior resourceVersion (from ListAKSNodeClasses
metadata.resourceVersion) as expected_resource_version for optimistic
concurrency: on drift the update fails with CONFLICT, surfaced as HTTP 409
(gRPC codes.Aborted) so the UI can prompt a reload.

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Path Params

organizationId

string

required

The ID of the Organization.

clusterId

string

required

The ID of the cluster whose AKSNodeClass is being updated.

name

string

required

The name of the AKSNodeClass being updated. Must match node_class.metadata.name.

Query Params

expectedResourceVersion

string

The resourceVersion observed by the UI on the prior read. Used for
optimistic concurrency (CONFLICT on drift → HTTP 409 equivalent).

Body Params

AKSNodeClass: Defines the configuration for Azure VMs that Karpenter will provision in AKS.
This is the top-level resource that specifies how nodes should be created and configured.

string

id: A unique identifier for the AKSNodeClass resource.

apiVersion

string

api_version: The API version of this resource (e.g., "karpenter.azure.com/v1beta1").

kind

string

kind: The type of resource, always "AKSNodeClass" for this resource.

metadata

object

metadata: Standard Kubernetes metadata including name, labels, and annotations.
Deprecated: use canonical_metadata and the top-level resource_version
instead. Retained (and still populated) for backward compatibility.

spec

object

spec: The desired configuration specification for AKS nodes.

status

object

status: The observed state of the AKSNodeClass, populated by the controller.

resourceVersion

string

resource_version: The Kubernetes resourceVersion as served by the API
server. Read it from the List response and pass it as
expected_resource_version on Update for optimistic concurrency. It is a
top-level field (not part of metadata) because it is the API's
concurrency token rather than descriptive metadata. On update requests
the value sent here is ignored.

canonicalMetadata

object

canonical_metadata: The standard object metadata. Replaces the
deprecated metadata field.

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