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manageSettingsResource

Description

With this function, you can manage resource settings.

Parameters

Parameter name Type Description Possible values Example
lveon Boolean if lveinstalled    
lveuserid String The linux user id to use.    
lveiolimit String define io limits.
  • Unlimited - 0
  • 256 KB/s - 256
  • 512 KB/s - 512
  • 1 MB/s - 1024
  • 2 MB/s - 2048
  • 3 MB/s - 3072
  • 4 MB/s - 4096
  • 5 MB/s - 5120
  • 6 MB/s - 6144
  • 7 MB/s - 7168
  • 8 MB/s - 8192
  • 9 MB/s - 9216
  • 10 MB/s - 10240
  • 15 MB/s - 15360
  • 20 MB/s - 20480
  • 25 MB/s - 25600
  • 30 MB/s - 30720
  • 35 MB/s - 35840
  • 40 MB/s - 40960
  • 45 MB/s - 46080
  • 50 MB/s - 51200
  • 60 MB/s - 61440
  • 70 MB/s - 71680
  • 80 MB/s - 81920
  • 90 MB/s - 92160
  • 100 MB/s - 102400
  
lvecpulimit String limit CPU usage in percentage.    
ioniceon Boolean      
ioniceclass String  
  • None - 0
  • Real Time - 1
  • Best Effort - 2
  • Idle - 3
  
ioniceclassdata String The scheduling class data. This defines the class data, if the class accepts an argument.
  • 0 - 7
  
reniceon Boolean      
renicepriority String Possible values are negative 20(-20) up to positive 19(19)(zero is also possible value).
  • -20 - 19
  

Returns

This API call returns resource setting object.
To view the parameters that returned click on Resource Setting Object

Example

jetapi backup -F manageSettingsResource -D 'ioniceon=1&renicepriority=17'

https://1.1.1.1:3030/API/manageSettingsResource/?ioniceon=1&renicepriority=17