» bigip_ltm_profile_oneconnect
bigip_ltm_profile_oneconnect Configures a custom profile_oneconnect for use by health checks.
For resources should be named with their "full path". The full path is the combination of the partition + name of the resource. For example /Common/my-pool.
» Example Usage
resource "bigip_ltm_profile_oneconnect" "oneconnect-sanjose"
{
name = "sanjose"
partition = "Common"
defaults_from = "/Common/oneconnect"
idle_timeout_override = "disabled"
max_age = 3600
max_reuse = 1000
max_size = 1000
share_pools = "disabled"
source_mask = "255.255.255.255"
}
» Argument Reference
-
name(Required) Name of the profile_oneconnect -
partition- (Optional) Displays the administrative partition within which this profile resides -
defaults_from- (Optional) Specifies the profile that you want to use as the parent profile. Your new profile inherits all settings and values from the parent profile specified. -
idle_timeout_override- (Optional) Specifies the number of seconds that a connection is idle before the connection flow is eligible for deletion. Possible values are disabled, indefinite, or a numeric value that you specify. The default value is disabled. -
share_pools- (Optional) Specify if you want to share the pool, default value is "disabled" -
max_age- (Optional) Specifies the maximum age in number of seconds allowed for a connection in the connection reuse pool. For any connection with an age higher than this value, the system removes that connection from the reuse pool. The default value is 86400. -
max_reuse- (Optional) Specifies the maximum number of times that a server-side connection can be reused. The default value is 1000. -
max_size- (Optional) Specifies the maximum number of connections that the system holds in the connection reuse pool. If the pool is already full, then the server-side connection closes after the response is completed. The default value is 10000. -
source_mask- (Optional) Specifies a source IP mask. The default value is 0.0.0.0. The system applies the value of this option to the source address to determine its eligibility for reuse. A mask of 0.0.0.0 causes the system to share reused connections across all clients. A host mask (all 1's in binary), causes the system to share only those reused connections originating from the same client IP address.