func init()

in cmd/platform/allocator/vacate.go [197:211]

• 15 lines of code
• 1 McCabe index (conditional complexity)

func init() {
	Command.AddCommand(vacateAllocatorCmd)
	vacateAllocatorCmd.Flags().Bool("skip-tracking", false, "Skips tracking the vacate progress causing the command to return after the move operation has been executed. Not recommended.")
	vacateAllocatorCmd.Flags().StringP("kind", "k", "", "Kind of workload to vacate (elasticsearch|kibana|apm|appsearch|enterprise_search)")
	vacateAllocatorCmd.Flags().StringSliceP("resource-id", "r", nil, "Resource IDs to include in the vacate")
	vacateAllocatorCmd.Flags().StringSliceP("target", "t", nil, "Target allocator(s) on which to place the vacated workload")
	vacateAllocatorCmd.Flags().BoolP("maintenance", "m", false, "Whether to set the allocator(s) in maintenance before performing the vacate")
	vacateAllocatorCmd.Flags().Uint("concurrency", 8, "Maximum number of concurrent moves to perform at any time")
	vacateAllocatorCmd.Flags().String("allocator-down", "", "Disables the allocator health auto-discovery, setting the allocator-down to either [true|false]")
	vacateAllocatorCmd.Flags().Bool("move-only", true, "Keeps the resource in its current -possibly broken- state and just does the bare minimum to move the requested instances across to another allocator. [true|false]")
	vacateAllocatorCmd.Flags().Bool("override-failsafe", false, "If false (the default) then the plan will fail out if it believes the requested sequence of operations can result in data loss - this flag will override some of these restraints. [true|false]")
	vacateAllocatorCmd.Flags().String("skip-snapshot", "", "Skips the snapshot operation on the specified resource IDs. ONLY available when the resource IDs are specified. [true|false]")
	vacateAllocatorCmd.Flags().String("skip-data-migration", "", "Skips the data-migration operation on the specified resource IDs. ONLY available when the resource IDs are specified and --move-only is true. [true|false]")
	cmdutil.AddTrackFlags(vacateAllocatorCmd)
}