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Updates the parameters of a single Cluster.

patch/v1/{+name}

Path parameters

namestring required

Identifier. Relative resource name of the cluster, in the format projects/{project}/locations/{location}/clusters/{cluster}.

Query parameters

requestIdstring

Optional. A unique identifier for this request. A random UUID is recommended. This request is idempotent if and only if request_id is provided.

updateMaskstring

Optional. Mask specifying which fields in the cluster to update. All paths must be specified explicitly - wildcards are not supported. At least one path must be provided.

Request body

namestring

Identifier. Relative resource name of the cluster, in the format projects/{project}/locations/{location}/clusters/{cluster}.

descriptionstring

Optional. A description for your cluster. You can use up to 2,048 characters.

networkResourcesobject

Optional. Network resources available to the cluster. Must contain exactly one value. Keys specify the ID of the network resource by which it can be referenced elsewhere, and must conform to RFC-1034 (lower-case, alphanumeric, and at most 63 characters).

storageResourcesobject

Optional. Storage resources available to the cluster. Keys specify the ID of the storage resource by which it can be referenced elsewhere, and must conform to RFC-1034 (lower-case, alphanumeric, and at most 63 characters).

createTimestring google-datetime

Output only. Time that the cluster was originally created.

labelsobject

Optional. Labels applied to the cluster. Labels can be used to organize clusters and to filter them in queries.

reconcilingboolean

Output only. Indicates whether changes to the cluster are currently in flight. If this is true, then the current state might not match the cluster's intended state.

updateTimestring google-datetime

Output only. Time that the cluster was most recently updated.

computeResourcesobject

Optional. Compute resources available to the cluster. Keys specify the ID of the compute resource by which it can be referenced elsewhere, and must conform to RFC-1034 (lower-case, alphanumeric, and at most 63 characters).

Response

Successful response