Chapter 9 `node`: CLI Commands for Performing Auto-upgrade Tasks

This chapter describes the commands that you need to use to perform auto-upgrade tasks.

Overview of the `node` Commands

The node commands perform auto-upgrade tasks on hosts, host sets, and application instances.

Table 9–1 Summary of the node Commands


Command	Description
`node.au`	Performs auto-upgrade tasks

`node.au.la`

This command provides a summary of all the completed and currently running auto-upgrade tasks.

Table 9–2 Argument and Result for the node.au.la Command


Argument/Result		Syntax	Description
result		UpgradeTaskSummaryArray	The upgrade tasks

`node.au.lo`

This command provides the status of a specified auto-upgrade task.

Table 9–3 Argument and Result for the node.au.lo Command


Argument/Result		Syntax	Description
ID	Required	UpgradeTaskID	Lists the detailed or summary status of an auto-upgrade operation given an UpgradeTaskID. Default is detailed status.
result		UpgradeTaskStatus	The upgrade tasks

`node.au.run`

To run an auto-upgrade task on a host, host set, application instance, a combination of these three, or all nodes. Combinations of HostIDArray, HostSetIDArray and AppInstanceIDArray can be passed together to this command. However, when using the -all argument, IDs should not be specified.

Table 9–4 Argument for the node.au.run Command


Argument/Result		Syntax	Description
hID	Required or Optional	HostIDArray	The HostID array. The application instances on these hosts are upgraded; required if the argument all OR hsID/ID are not supplied
hsID	Required or Optional	HostSetIDArray	The HostSetID array. The application instances on the hosts in these host sets are upgraded; required if the argument all OR hID/ID are not supplied
ID	Required or Optional	AppInstanceIDArray	The AppInstanceID array. The application instances are upgraded; required if the argument all OR hID/hsID are not supplied
all	Required of Optional	Boolean	True if entire network needs to be upgraded; required if none of the arguments hID/hsID/ID are supplied
result		UpgradeTaskID	The ID of the upgrade task run

`node.au.stop`

This command stops an auto-upgrade task.

Table 9–5 Argument and Result for the node.au.stop Command


Argument/Result		Syntax	Description
ID	Required	UpgradeTaskID	The ID of the upgrade task run to stop

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