Creating a new trunk

See the description of the CLI command for creating a trunk:

yc cic trunk-connection create --help

Create a direct trunk in the specified folder:

Where:

• id: Trunk ID.
• name: Trunk name.
• description: Trunk description.
• cloud_id: ID of the cloud in whose folder the trunk was created.
• folder_id: ID of the cloud folder the trunk was created in.
• region_id: Region of the cloud containing the trunk.
• Trunk type:
  • single_port_direct_joint: Direct trunk:
    • transceiver_type: Transceiver type in use.
    • port_name: Port number(s) allocated for the trunk on the network device.
    • access_device_name: Name of the network device with ports allocated for the trunk.
  • lag_direct_joint: Aggregated (LAG) direct trunk:
    • transceiver_type: Transceiver type in use.
    • lag_id: Aggregated connection ID.
    • port_names: List of physical ports in the LAG.
  • partner_joint_info: Partner trunk:
    • partner_id: Partner ID.
    • service_key: Partner trunk service key.
• point_of_presence_id: Point of presence ID. When creating a trunk, you must select the required value from the Label column of the table.
• capacity: Trunk capacity. When creating a trunk, you must select the required value from the Label column of the table.
• status: Resource state. Target state: ACTIVE.
• created_at: Date and time of resource creation.
• deletion-protection: Resource protection against accidental deletion. You will not be able to delete the resource unless this flag is removed first.
• async: Running a command in asynchronous mode. We recommend you to perform all resource state change operations in this mode.