QoS Schedule Profile. These profiles are used to determine bandwidth
allocation for the queues and how they will be serviced. They can
include minimum-bandwidths, weighted queues, all-strict queues,
weighted plus a strict top queue, or minimum-bandwidths plus a strict
top queue.
'Strict' priority will service all packets in a queue before any
packets in lower-numbered queues, as long as there are no packets in
any higher-numbered queues.
'Weighted' queuing will apportion available bandwidth among all non-
empty weighted queues in relation to their queue weights.
'Min_bandwidth' queuing will apportion available bandwidth among all
non-empty min-bandwidth queues in relation to their configured
percentages.
Once it has been created, a schedule profile can be globally applied
in combination with a separately-created queue profile, using the
aruba-qos-global yang model. The queue and schedule profiles must be
valid for the platform to which they are being applied, and the
configured number of queues and the queue ID values must match. Valid
schedule profiles can also be applied to ports, using the
aruba-interface-ethernet and/or aruba-interface-portchannel yang models.