PROVISION_LEVEL_NONE PROVISION_LEVEL_MINIMUM PROVISION_LEVEL_NOMINAL PROVISION_LEVEL_DEDICATED PROVISION_LEVEL_CUSTOM PROVISION_LEVEL_UNKNOWN TMOS_MODULE_ASM TMOS_MODULE_SAM TMOS_MODULE_WAM TMOS_MODULE_PSM TMOS_MODULE_WOM TMOS_MODULE_LC TMOS_MODULE_LTM TMOS_MODULE_GTM TMOS_MODULE_UNKNOWN TMOS_MODULE_WOML TMOS_MODULE_APML TMOS_MODULE_EM TMOS_MODULE_VCMP TMOS_MODULE_TMOS TMOS_MODULE_HOST TMOS_MODULE_UI TMOS_MODULE_MONITORS TMOS_MODULE_AVR TMOS_MODULE_PEM TMOS_MODULE_CGNAT TMOS_MODULE_AFM TMOS_MODULE_AM Sets the provisioning level for the requested modules. Changing the level for one module may require modifying the level of another module. For example, changing one module to "dedicated" requires setting all others to "none", or setting one module to "custom" requires setting all other modules to "custom" or "none". Setting the level of a module to "none" means that the module is not run. Note: Beginning with BIG-IP_v11.4.0 if TMOS_MODULE_WAM, TMOS_MODULE_WOM, TMOS_MODULE_WOML, and/or TMOS_MODULE_AM is specified, then TMOS_MODULE_AM will be provisioned internally at the highest provisioning level listed requested or a custom provisisioning level.

Gets the provisioning level for the requested modules.

Sets the ratios of CPU usage above the minimum levels which are allocated to the requested modules. This value is only valid for the "custom" provisioning level.

Gets the ratios of CPU usage above the minimum which are allocated to the requested modules. This value is only meaningful for the "custom" provisioning level.

Sets the ratios of disk space above the minimum which are allocated to the requested modules. This value is only used for the "custom" provisioning level.

Gets the ratios of disk space above the minimum which are allocated to the requested modules. This value is only meaningful for the "custom" provisioning level.

Sets the ratios of system memory above the minimum which are allocated to the requested modules. This value is only valid for the "custom" provisioning level.

Gets the ratios of system memory which are allocated to the requested modules. This value is only meaningful for the "custom" provisioning level.

Sets the description for a set of modules. This is an arbitrary field which can be used for any purpose.

Gets the descriptions for a set of modules.

Gets all provisionable modules

Gets all provisioned modules, i.e., all modules which have resources to run on the system, i.e., whose provisioning level is not "none".

Gets the version for this interface.

Sets the provisioning level for the requested modules. Changing the level for one module may require modifying the level of another module. For example, changing one module to "dedicated" requires setting all others to "none", or setting one module to "custom" requires setting all other modules to "custom" or "none". Setting the level of a module to "none" means that the module is not run. Note: Beginning with BIG-IP_v11.4.0 if TMOS_MODULE_WAM, TMOS_MODULE_WOM, TMOS_MODULE_WOML, and/or TMOS_MODULE_AM is specified, then TMOS_MODULE_AM will be provisioned internally at the highest provisioning level listed requested or a custom provisisioning level.

Gets the provisioning level for the requested modules.

Sets the ratios of CPU usage above the minimum levels which are allocated to the requested modules. This value is only valid for the "custom" provisioning level.

Gets the ratios of CPU usage above the minimum which are allocated to the requested modules. This value is only meaningful for the "custom" provisioning level.

Sets the ratios of disk space above the minimum which are allocated to the requested modules. This value is only used for the "custom" provisioning level.

Gets the ratios of disk space above the minimum which are allocated to the requested modules. This value is only meaningful for the "custom" provisioning level.

Sets the ratios of system memory above the minimum which are allocated to the requested modules. This value is only valid for the "custom" provisioning level.

Gets the ratios of system memory which are allocated to the requested modules. This value is only meaningful for the "custom" provisioning level.

Sets the description for a set of modules. This is an arbitrary field which can be used for any purpose.

Gets the descriptions for a set of modules.

Gets all provisionable modules

Gets all provisioned modules, i.e., all modules which have resources to run on the system, i.e., whose provisioning level is not "none".

Gets the version for this interface.

The Provision interface manages the partitioning of system memory, disk space, and CPU usage among the modules (e.g., LTM, GTM, WOM) licensed to run on the system. The modules and the "host" system (everything not dedicated to network traffic processing) are first assigned a minimal set of resources, based on pre-determined values and the available system memory. The remaining resources are distributed among the modules, according to pre-determined rules, which can be modified by values which can be set via this iControl interface. The pre-defined module resource allocation handles a wide variety of circumstances, so this allocation should only need to be changed for unusual circumstances, such as turning modules on or off and large network traffic or configurations.