LogicalDisk

String name

A logical name for the disk, based on the stereotypeName.

String stereotypeName

The name that appears in the template and applies across the Logical Server group.

 

This name is used as a parameter to the addDiskToLogicalServerGroup operation.

Integer size

Minimum disk size, in the units specified by sizeUnits.

ByteSize sizeUnits

Disk size units.

RaidLevel raidLevel

RAID level defined for the disk.

StorageType storageType

The type of storage represented by the disk. Only applicable for physical disks.

Boolean isBootable

Indicates whether the disk is a boot disk. A null value indicates “unspecified”.

Boolean isShareable

Indicates whether the disk is shared across servers. A null value indicates

 

“unspecified”.

Boolean isSinglePath

Indicates whether a SAN disk has redundant paths. A null value indicates

 

“unspecified”.

RawMappingType

Raw Disk Mapping (RDM) type of the disk.

rawMappingType

 

Cost cost

Cost associated with the disk resource, per GB.

String resourceBindingId

A unique identifier for the resource that is allocated to the logical disk. A null value

 

indicates that no resource is currently allocated.

String templateBindingId

An ID of a SAN volume template to use for the disk. Only applicable for physical

 

disks.

String notes

Disk notes specified in the service template

Long createEpoch

Time at which the logical object was created, in milliseconds since the epoch

Long lastModifiedEpoch

Time at which the logical object was last modified, in milliseconds since the epoch.

LogicalFirewallRuleGroup

String resourceBindingId

Resource binding ID.

List<FirewallRule> rules

List of firewall rules associated with this group.

String notes

Description.

LogicalIPAddress

 

String address

The IP address, or a logical representation for DHCP assigned addresses.

IPAddressAssignmentType

Manner in which the IP address is assigned.

assignmentType

 

Cost cost

Cost associated with the IP address.

Long createEpoch

Time at which the logical object was created, in milliseconds since the epoch.

Long lastModifiedEpoch

Time at which the logical object was last modified, in milliseconds since the epoch.

List<NatEntry> natEntries

List of NAT entries associated with this LogicalIPAddress.

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