ModifyAutoSnapshotPolicyEx

Description

call ModifyAutoSnapshotPolicyEx to modify an automatic snapshot policy. After the automatic snapshot policy is modified, the cloud disk that has previously applied the policy executes the modified automatic snapshot policy.

Request Method

POST

Request Path

/apsara/route/Ecs/ModifyAutoSnapshotPolicyEx

Request Parameters Common Parameters

Name	Location	Type	Required	Sample value	Description
repeatWeekdays	BODY	string	No	["1", "7"]	The repeat date of the automatic snapshot, the unit is days, and the period is week. Value range: 1 to 7, for example, 1 means Monday. When you need to create multiple automatic snapshots within a week, you can pass in multiple points in time: can pass in up to 7 time points. Multiple points in time are similar to "1", "2",... The JSON array of "7" indicates that the time points are separated by half-width commas (,).
autoSnapshotPolicyId	BODY	string	Yes	sp-bp12m37ccmxvbmi5****	target automatic snapshot policy ID. You can call the DescribeAutoSnapshotPolicyEx to view the automatic snapshot policies available to you.
regionId	BODY	string	Yes	No sample value for this parameter.	region id
autoSnapshotPolicyName	BODY	string	No	test-autoSnapshotPolicyName	the name of the automatic snapshot policy. If the parameter is empty, it means it will not be modified.
retentionDays	BODY	integer	No	30	The retention time of automatic snapshots, in days. Value range: -1 (default): permanently saved. 1~65536: specify the number of days to save.
version	BODY	string	No	2016-01-01	version of api
timePoints	BODY	string	No	["0", "1"]	The time when the automatic snapshot is created, in hours. Value range: 0~23, representing 24 time points from 00:00 to 23:00, for example, 1 means 01:00. When you need to create multiple automatic snapshots in one day, you can pass in multiple points in time: can pass in up to 24 time points. Multiple points in time are similar to "0", "1",... The JSON array of "23" indicates that the time points are separated by half-width commas (,).

Return data

Name	Type	Sample value	Description
RequestID	string	1E3D5A1E0-67CA-43DA-24BC-EAF2D5A1E4DC	Request id

Example

Successful Response example

{
 "RequestID":"1E3D5A1E0-67CA-43DA-24BC-EAF2D5A1E4DC"
}

Failed Response example

{
 "errorSample":
 {
  "resultCode":-1,
  "resultMsg":"system error",
  "result":null
 }

}