metalcloud-cli firmware-policy update

Update an existing firmware upgrade policy

Synopsis

Update an existing firmware upgrade policy with new configuration.

This command allows you to modify an existing firmware policy by providing updated configuration data. You can change the policy’s label, action, rules, and associated server instance groups. The policy ID cannot be changed.

Required arguments: policy_id The unique identifier (numeric ID) of the firmware policy

Required flags: —config-source Source of the firmware policy configuration updates Values: ‘pipe’ (read from stdin) or path to JSON file

The configuration JSON can include any of these fields:

label: (optional) Updated descriptive name for the policy
action: (optional) Updated upgrade action (e.g., “upgrade”, “downgrade”)
rules: (optional) Updated array of rules defining server selection criteria
userIdOwner: (optional) Updated user ID of the policy owner
serverInstanceGroupIds: (optional) Updated array of server instance group IDs

Note: Only provide the fields you want to update. Missing fields will retain their current values.

Examples:

Update policy from JSON file

metalcloud-cli firmware-policy update 123 —config-source policy-updates.json

Update policy label only via stdin

echo ’{“label”:“updated-policy-name”}’ | metalcloud-cli fw-policy update 456 —config-source pipe

Update policy action and rules

metalcloud-cli firmware-policy update 789 —config-source new-config.json

metalcloud-cli firmware-policy update policy_id [flags]

Options

      --config-source string   Source of the firmware policy configuration updates. Can be 'pipe' or path to a JSON file.
  -h, --help                   help for update

Options inherited from parent commands

  -k, --api_key string         MetalCloud API key
  -c, --config string          Config file path
  -d, --debug                  Set to enable debug logging
  -e, --endpoint string        MetalCloud API endpoint
  -f, --format string          Output format. Supported values are 'text','csv','md','json','yaml'. (default "text")
  -i, --insecure_skip_verify   Set to allow insecure transport
  -l, --log_file string        Log file path
  -v, --verbosity string       Log level verbosity (default "INFO")