Power Outage Scenario using Krknctl
krknctl run power-outages (optional: --<parameter>:<value> )
Can also set any global variable listed here
Scenario specific parameters:
| Parameter | Description | Type | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cloud platform on top of which cluster is running, supported platforms - aws, azure, gcp, vmware, ibmcloud, bm | enum | aws | |
| Duration to wait for completion of node scenario injection | number | 180 | |
| Duration to wait for completion of node scenario injection | number | 1200 | |
| VSpere IP Address | string | ||
| VSpere IP Address | string (secret) | ||
| VSpere password | string (secret) | ||
| AWS Access Key Id | string (secret) | ||
| AWS Secret Access Key | string (secret) | ||
| AWS default region | string | ||
| Only needed for Baremetal ( bm ) - IPMI/bmc username | string(secret) | ||
| Only needed for Baremetal ( bm ) - IPMI/bmc password | string(secret) | ||
| Only needed for Baremetal ( bm ) - IPMI/bmc address | string | ||
| IBM Cloud URL | string | ||
| IBM Cloud API Key | string (secret) | ||
| Azure Tenant | string | ||
| Azure Client Secret | string(secret) | ||
| Azure Client ID | string(secret) | ||
| Azure Subscription ID | string (secret) | ||
| GCP application credentials file location | file |
NOTE: The secret string types will be masked when scenario is ran
To see all available scenario options
krknctl run power-outages --help
