Update pod mutation

put deprecated

https://api.cast.ai/v1/kubernetes/pod-mutations/{id}

Updates a pod mutation. [Deprecated] Use the new PodMutationsAPI under the patching-engine product category.

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Path Params

string

required

Body Params

name

string

organizationId

string

clusterId

string

enabled

boolean

objectFilter

object

labels

object

annotations

object

nodeSelector

object

tolerations

array of objects

tolerations

affinity

object

spotType

string

enum

Defaults to UNSPECIFIED_SPOT_TYPE

Spot Type specifies the type of spot instance to use.

UNSPECIFIED_SPOT_TYPE: Unspecified is the default value.
OPTIONAL_SPOT: Optional Spot allows to use any spot instance type.
USE_ONLY_SPOT: UseOnly Spot allows to use only spot instances.
PREFERRED_SPOT: Preferred Spot allows to use spot instances if available, otherwise use on-demand instances.

Allowed:

nodeTemplatesToConsolidate

array of strings

Node Template Names to consolidate

restartMatchingWorkloads

boolean

spotDistributionPercentage

int32

The percentage of pods (0-100) that receive spot scheduling constraints. The specific spot scheduling constraints depend on the selected SpotType. At least the remaining percentage will be scheduled on on-demand instances. This field applies only if SpotType is specified.

patch

array

Optional patching field that allows mutation of pod definitions using the standard JSON patch mechanism. All preceding mutations have a priority, and the patch is applied at the end. Setting this field does not guarantee that it won't override mutations set in previous fields. For example, if a label is added via the labels field and then removed by the patch, the label will be removed. For more detailed explanation read JSON patching section in kubernetes documentation: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/kubectl/generated/kubectl_patch/

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