Overriding a Snapshot Policy Lock
Override the lock for a File Storage snapshot policy when performing an action such as an update, move, or deletion.
Required IAM Policy
To override locks, in addition to manage the snapshot policy, you need permissions to manage locks.
To update or delete a snapshot policy with a full lock, you must have RESOURCE_LOCK_REMOVE and RESOURCE_LOCK_ADD permissions.
To move a snapshot policy with a full lock, you must have RESOURCE_LOCK_REMOVE permission in the source compartment and RESOURCE_LOCK_ADD in the target compartment. If the lock was created by a service, RESOURCE_LOCK_REMOVE and RESOURCE_LOCK_ADD permissions in the compartment of the lock.
You can't use the Console to override a File Storage resource lock. Remove the lock, or use the CLI or API.
Include the required
<TBD param>parameter with the command to override the lock on a snapshot policy. For example:oci fs filesystem-snapshot-policy update --filesystem-snapshot-policy-id <snapshot_policy_OCID> <TBD> [OPTIONS]For more information and examples, see Policy-Based Snapshots and Scheduling.
For a complete list of parameters and values for CLI commands, see the CLI Command Reference.
Include the required
isLockOverrideparameter astruewith the operation to override the lock on a snapshot policy.For more information and examples, see Policy-Based Snapshots and Scheduling.
For information about using the API and signing requests, see REST API documentation and Security Credentials. For information about SDKs, see SDKs and the CLI.