astro deployment worker-queue update
astro only
This command is only available on Astro.
Update the settings for an existing worker queue in a Deployment on Astro. This is functionally identical to updating the settings of a worker queue in the Astro UI.
Usage
astro deployment worker-queue update
Options
| Option | Description | Possible Values |
|---|---|---|
--concurrency | The maximum number of tasks that each worker can run | Any integer from 1 to 64 |
-d,--deployment-id | The ID of the Deployment whose worker queue you want to update | Any valid Deployment ID |
--deployment-name | The name of the Deployment whose worker queue you want to update. Use as an alternative to <deployment-id> | Any valid Deployment name |
-f --force | Skip prompting the user to confirm the update | `` |
--max-count | The maximum worker count of the worker queue | Any integer from 0 to 30 |
--min-count | The minimum worker count of the worker queue | Any integer from 0 to 30 |
-n,--name | The name of the worker queue | Any string |
-t,--worker-type | The worker type of the worker queue | Any worker type enabled on the cluster in which the Deployment exists |
Examples
astro deployment worker-queue update --deployment-id cl03oiq7d80402nwn7fsl3dmv --name="Updated name"
# Update a worker queue's name in a specified Deployment.
astro deployment worker-queue update --concurrency 20 --max-count 10 --min-count 2 --name "My worker queue" --worker-type "m5d.8xlarge"
# Update a new worker queue in a Deployment. The CLI prompts you to specify a Deployment and worker queue to update