lbcli list-qos policies (2.3.16 and above)

Lists qos-policies resources.

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lbcli list qos-policies
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Lists qos-policies resources.

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lbcli list qos-policies [flags]
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Examples:

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lbcli list qos-policieslbcli list qos-policies --uuid 32e7b7ab-4e6d-4b6c-8c4e-92710bcd9301lbcli list qos-policies --uuid 32e7b7ab-4e6d-4b6c-8c4e-92710bcd9301 --project-name my-projectlbcli list qos-policies --name my-policylbcli list qos-policies --name my-policy --project-name my-project
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Flag	Short	Type	Description
--help	-h	bool	Help for qos-policies.
--name		string	Policy name.
--project-name		string	Project name. This is relevant only for polices that are available for this project (global, or projects specified in scope).
--uuid		string	Policy UUID.

This command returns the following fields for each policy. The default output format is human-readable. The human-readable output only shows some of these fields. The json/yaml output format is also supported and includes additional fields.

Field	Type	Description
Name	String	QoS policy name.
Description	String	QoS policy description.
State	String	Policy state: Creating = 1 Active = 2 Updating = 3 Deprecated = 4. This is a QoS policy that a user requested to delete. However, the policy still has some volumes associated with it, so it cannot be deleted, but is now deprecated and not available for new actions. Policy will be deleted by cluster once volumes are deleted or updated to use a different policy. Failed = 5. Failed to create a new QoS policy.
QoS Rate Limit Policy	Struct	The defined QOS parameters of the policy. QoS Rate Limit Policy is a structure that contains visibility, scope, and an inner structure - as shown below (each of these are defined in create qos-policy). It will be either limitIOPS, limitBW, or limitIOPSPerGB. `message limitIOPS {` `uint32 writeIOPSLimit = 1;` `uint32 readIOPSLimit = 2;` `}` `message limitBW{` `uint32 writeBWLimit = 1;` `uint32 readBWLimit = 2;` `}` `message limitIOPSPerGB {` `uint32 writeIOPSPerGBLimit = 1;` `uint32 readIOPSPerGBLimit = 2;` `}`
Projects Names Scope	String	A list of project names that can use this policy.
Policy Visibility	Enum	This has three options: Unavailable - which will be returned upon get/list QoS policies to non-cluster admin callers, or to all callers of "list" QoS policies if the result is filtered out by project name. Global - indicates a global policy. A global policy is available to all volumes and projects in a cluster. Scoped - indicates a private (scoped) policy. This is available only to projects specified in “Project Names Scope”.

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