How to stop a cloud helper command process in progress in one or more ECS instances
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StopInvocation
described
After stopping a single command process, instances that have already started execution continue to execute, and instances that have not started execution no longer execute.
After stopping the cyclic command process, the command that has already started will continue to execute, but the next execution will not be performed.
request parameters
return parameter
All are common return parameters. See Common Return Parameters.
example
request example
https://ecs.aliyuncs.com/? Action=StopInvocation&RegionId=cn-hangzhou&InvokeId=t-1fad2a8876de47068cc734d57703aa76&
Normal Return Example
XML format
E69EF3CC-94CD-42E7-8926-F133B86387C0
JSON format
{ "RequestId":"E69EF3CC-94CD-42E7-8926-F133B86387C0",}
Exception Return Example
XML format
E69EF3CC-94CD-42E7-8926-F133B86387C0 ecs.aliyuncs.com InvalidInstance.NoClient The specified instances have no cloud assistant client installed.
JSON format
{ "RequestId": "E69EF3CC-94CD-42E7-8926-F133B86387C0", "HostId": "ecs.aliyuncs.com", "Code": "InvalidInstance.NoClient", "Message": "The specified instances have no cloud assistant client installed. "}
error code
The following error codes are specific to this interface. For more error codes, visit the API Error Center.
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