Stopping or Deleting Tasks in Batches

Function

This API is used to stop tasks in batches or delete real-time migration, real-time synchronization, and real-time DR tasks.

Constraints

  • Only tasks in the CREATE_FAILED, RELEASE_RESOURCE_COMPLETE, or RELEASE_CHILD_TRANSFER_COMPLETE state can be deleted. To delete a task in other states, stop the task first.

  • The parent task can call the API only in the dual-active DR scenario.

URI

DELETE /v3/{project_id}/jobs/batch-jobs

Table 1 Path parameters

Parameter

Mandatory

Type

Description

project_id

Yes

String

Project ID of a tenant in a region

Request Parameters

Table 2 Request header parameters

Parameter

Mandatory

Type

Description

Content-Type

Yes

String

The content type.

The default value is application/json.

X-Auth-Token

Yes

String

User token obtained from IAM.

X-Language

No

String

Request language type

Default value: en-us

Values:

  • en-us

  • zh-cn

Table 3 Request body parameters

Parameter

Mandatory

Type

Description

jobs

Yes

Array of DeleteJobReq objects

List of requests for stopping or deleting tasks in batches.

Table 4 DeleteJobReq

Parameter

Mandatory

Type

Description

delete_type

Yes

String

The value can be terminate, force_terminate, or delete. terminate indicates that the migration task is stopped, force_terminate indicates that the migration task is forcibly stopped, and delete indicates that the migration task is deleted.

Values:

  • terminate

  • force_terminate

  • delete

job_id

Yes

String

Task ID.

Response Parameters

Status code: 202

Table 5 Response body parameters

Parameter

Type

Description

results

Array of DeleteJobResp objects

Response body set for stopping or deleting tasks in batches.

count

Integer

Total number.

Table 6 DeleteJobResp

Parameter

Type

Description

id

String

Task ID.

status

String

Status Values:

  • success

  • failed

error_code

String

Error code, which is optional and indicates the returned information about the failure status.

error_msg

String

Error message, which is optional and indicates the returned information about the failure status.

Example Request

  • Request for stopping a task:

    https://{EndPoint}/v3/054ba152d480d55b2f5dc0069e7ddef0/jobs/batch-jobs
    
    {
      "jobs" : [ {
        "delete_type" : "terminate",
        "job_id" : "4c6ac8c0-2f51-426a-97b2-cb2c668jb201"
      }, {
        "delete_type" : "terminate",
        "job_id" : "6211d20d-0006-41da-836e-db3301ajb20b"
      } ]
    }
    
  • Request for deleting a task:

    https://{EndPoint}/v3/054ba152d480d55b2f5dc0069e7ddef0/jobs/batch-jobs
    
    {
      "jobs" : [ {
        "delete_type" : "delete",
        "job_id" : "140b5236-88ad-43c8-811c-1268453jb101"
      } ]
    }
    

Example Response

Status code: 202

Accepted

  • Example response for stopping a task

    {
      "count" : 2,
      "results" : [ {
        "id" : "4c6ac8c0-2f51-426a-97b2-cb2c668jb201",
        "status" : "success"
      }, {
        "id" : "6211d20d-0006-41da-836e-db3301ajb20b",
        "status" : "failed",
        "error_code" : "DRS.M01504",
        "error_msg" : "Another operation is being performed on the migration task or the migration task is abnormal. Try again later."
      } ]
    }
    
  • Example response for deleting a task

    {
      "count" : 1,
      "results" : [ {
        "id" : "140b5236-88ad-43c8-811c-1268453jb101",
        "status" : "success"
      } ]
    }
    

Status Code

Status Code

Description

202

Accepted

400

Bad Request

Error Code

For details, see Error Code.