sxlimits apply
apply sub-command allow you to apply a template into an existing limitRange. If limitrange doesn’t exist, it will return an error
Usage
sxlimits apply NAME [TEMPLATE] [OPTIONS]...
Arguments
| NAME | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|
| NAME | Yes | The name of the limitrange |
| TEMPLATE | No | The name of the template (use default template if not provided) |
Generic options
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
| –debug | Activates debug mode for detailed troubleshooting information. |
| –help | Displays this help message and exits. |
The ‘–debug’ and ‘–help’ options are applicable to all commands for enhanced functionality or information.
Examples
Create and improve a stack
Create the example-limit limitRange based on the default template and add pod and container limitRange to it
echo "---create the content of example-limit"
sxlimits create example-limit default
echo "---display the content of example-limit"
kubectl describe limitrange example-limit
echo "---add the container content to it"
sxlimits apply example-limit container
echo "---display the content of example-limit"
kubectl describe limitrange example-limit
echo "---add the pod content to it"
sxlimits apply example-limit pod
echo "---display the content of example-limit"
kubectl describe limitrange example-limit