Usage:
australis start sla-drain [space separated host list or use JSON flags] [flags]
Flags:
--count int Instances count that should be running to meet SLA. (default 5)
--duration RUNNING Minimum time duration a task needs to be RUNNING to be treated as active. (default 1m0s)
-h, --help help for sla-drain
--interval duration Interval at which to poll scheduler. (default 10s)
--json Read JSON list of agents from the STDIN.
--json-file string JSON file to read list of agents from.
--percentage float Percentage of instances that should be running to meet SLA. (default 80)
--sla-limit duration Time limit after which SLA-Aware drain sheds SLA Awareness. (default 1h0m0s)
Global Flags:
-a, --caCertsPath string Path where CA certificates can be found.
-c, --clientCert string Client certificate to use to connect to Aurora.
-k, --clientKey string Client key to use to connect to Aurora.
--config string Config file to use. (default "/etc/aurora/australis.yml")
-l, --logLevel string Set logging level [panic fatal error warning info debug trace]. (default "info")
-p, --password string Password to use for API authentication
-s, --scheduler_addr string Aurora Scheduler's address.
-i, --skipCertVerification Skip CA certificate hostname verification.
-t, --timeout duration Gorealis timeout. (default 20s)
--toJSON Print output in JSON format.
-u, --username string Username to use for API authentication
-z, --zookeeper string Zookeeper node(s) where Aurora stores information. (comma separated list)
From the help:
While we have monitor timeout for sla-drain in code: https://github.com/aurora-scheduler/australis/blob/66bd6308ced0c24cf93d78aedaa3f2505ff37f24/cmd/start.go#L57