Request parameters
| Parameter Name | Description | Required |
| account | list resources by account. Must be used with the domainId parameter. | false |
| domainid | list only resources belonging to the domain specified | false |
| fordisplay | list resources by display flag; only ROOT admin is eligible to pass this parameter | false |
| id | the ID of the autoscale vm profile | false |
| isrecursive | defaults to false, but if true, lists all resources from the parent specified by the domainId till leaves. | false |
| keyword | List by keyword | false |
| listall | If set to false, list only resources belonging to the command's caller; if set to true - list resources that the caller is authorized to see. Default value is false | false |
| otherdeployparams | the otherdeployparameters of the autoscale vm profile | false |
| page | false | |
| pagesize | false | |
| projectid | list objects by project | false |
| serviceofferingid | list profiles by service offering id | false |
| templateid | the templateid of the autoscale vm profile | false |
| zoneid | availability zone for the auto deployed virtual machine | false |
Response Tags
| Response Name | Description |
| id | the autoscale vm profile ID |
| account | the account owning the instance group |
| autoscaleuserid | the ID of the user used to launch and destroy the VMs |
| destroyvmgraceperiod | the time allowed for existing connections to get closed before a vm is destroyed |
| domain | the domain name of the vm profile |
| domainid | the domain ID of the vm profile |
| fordisplay | is profile for display to the regular user |
| otherdeployparams | parameters other than zoneId/serviceOfferringId/templateId to be used while deploying a virtual machine |
| project | the project name of the vm profile |
| projectid | the project id vm profile |
| serviceofferingid | the service offering to be used while deploying a virtual machine |
| templateid | the template to be used while deploying a virtual machine |
| zoneid | the availability zone to be used while deploying a virtual machine |