Use the chthrottle command to change attributes associated with a
specified throttle object.
Syntax
chthrottle [ -bandwidthbandwidth_limit_in_mb ] [ -iopsiops_limit ] [ -namethrottle_name ] { throttle_id | throttle_name }
Parameters
- -bandwidthbandwidth_limit_in_mb
- (Optional) Specifies the bandwidth in MBps. This must be a numeric value 0 -
268435456.
Note: No bandwidth limit is set unless you specify this keyword.
- -iopsiops_limit
- (Optional) Specifies the I/O operations limit. This must be a numeric value 0 -
33554432.
Note: No I/O operations limit is set unless you specify this keyword.
- -namethrottle_name
- (Optional) Specifies the throttling object's name. This value must be an alphanumeric
string up to 63 characters long.
- throttle_id | throttle_name
- (Required) Specifies the volume ID or name of the volume to throttle. The value must be a
numeric or alphanumeric string up to 15 characters long.
Description
This command changes attributes associated with a specified throttle object.
An invocation example for changing the bandwidth limit to 100 for an
offloaded throttle
chthrottle -bandwidth 100 offloadThrottle
The detailed resulting output:
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An invocation example with no throttling bandwidth limit specified for ID
0
chthrottle -bandwidth 100 0
The detailed resulting output:
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