eulb-create-lb-policy

Add a new policy to a load balancer.

Syntax

eulb-create-lb-policy -n POLICY -t POLTYPE
                             [-a "name=NAME, value=VALUE"] [-A NAME=VALUE,...]
                             [--attributes-from-file FILE] [-U URL]
                             [--region USER@REGION] [-I KEY_ID] [-S KEY]
                             [--security-token TOKEN] [--debug] [--debugger]
                             [--version] [-h]
                             ELB

Options

Option Description Required
ELB Name of the load balancer Yes
-n, --policy-name POLCY Name of the new policy Yes
-t, --policy-type POLTYPE Type of the new policy. For a list of policy types, use eulb-describe-lb-policy-types. Yes
-a, --attribute "name=NAME, value=VALUE" Name and value for each attribute associated with the new policy. Use this option multiple times to supply multiple attributes. Conditional
-A, --attribute "name=NAME, value=VALUE" Comma-delimited list of attribute names and values to associate with the new policy, each pair of which is separated by "=". This is a more concise alternative to the -a/--attribute option. Conditional
--attribute-from-file FILENAME Name of a file containing attribute names and values to associate with the new policy, one per line, each pair of which is separated by "=". Lines that are blank or begin with "#" are ignored. Conditional

Common Options

Option Description
--region USER@REGION Name of the region or user in config files to use to connect to the service
-U URL, --url URL Load balancing service endpoint URL
-I key_id, --access-key-id key_id User's access key ID
-S key, --secret-key key User's AWS secret key
--show-empty-fields Show empty fields using (nil) as a placeholder to indicate that this data was not requested. Empty fields are not shown by default.
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