String createdByUser

Name of the user that submitted the request (or on whose behalf the request was

 

submitted).

String organizationId

Unique identifier for the organization to which the request belongs.

RequestStatus

RequestStatusEnum enumValue

(Required) The value as an enumerated type.

String otherValue

A more specific value not defined in the enumerated type, when the enumValue is

 

OTHER.

RequestStatusEnum

Possible values: PENDING, ALLOCATING, ALLOCATING_DATA_DISKS, ALLOCATED, ALLOCATED_DATA_DISKS, PAUSED_FOR_APPROVAL, APPROVED, SCHEDULING, SCHEDULED, PROVISIONING, SAN_VOLUME_PROVISIONING, SAN_VOLUME_PROVISIONED, SAN_VOLUME_DATA_DISK_PROVISIONING, PAUSED_FOR_MANUAL_STORAGE_ZONING, PAUSED_FOR_MANUAL_DATA_STORAGE_ZONING, PROVISIONED, PAUSED_FOR_OS_DEPLOYMENT, OS_DEPLOY, OS_DEPLOYED, RUNNING_SERVICE_BEGIN_ACTION, RUNNING_SERVICE_END_ACTION, RUNNING_GLOBAL_END_ACTION, RUNNING_LOGICAL_SERVER_GROUP_BEGIN_ACTION, RUNNING_LOGICAL_SERVER_GROUP_END_ACTION, RUNNING_LOGICAL_SERVER_BEGIN_ACTION, RUNNING_LOGICAL_SERVER_END_ACTION, COMPLETE, REJECTING, REJECTED, FAILED, CANCELING, CANCELED, STOPPING_SERVERS, STOPPED_SERVERS, STARTING_SERVERS, STARTED_SERVERS, TERMINATED, PAUSED, IN_PROGRESS, PAUSED_FOR_DISK_SCRUBBING, PAUSED_FOR_BOOT_DISK_ALLOCATION, PAUSED_FOR_DATA_DISK_ALLOCATION, PROVISIONING_DATA_DISKS, PROVISIONED_DATA_DISKS, RESERVING, RESERVED, RUNNING_STOP_SERVICE_BEGIN_ACTION, RUNNING_STOP_SERVICE_END_ACTION, RUNNING_START_SERVICE_BEGIN_ACTION, RUNNING_START_SERVICE_END_ACTION, PAUSED_FOR_PHYSICAL_NETWORK_ALLOCATION, PAUSED_FOR_VIRTUAL_NETWORK_ALLOCATION, FIREWALLRULEGROUP_PROVISIONING, FIREWALLRULEGROUP_DELETING, ASSOCIATING, ASSOCIATED, DELETING, DELETED, OTHER

A “terminal” status indicates that no more processing will be performed on the request. Terminal status values are COMPLETE, CANCELED, REJECTED, FAILED, and TERMINATED.

RequestType

RequestTypeEnum enumValue

(Required) The value as an enumerated type.

String otherValue

A more specific value not defined in the enumerated type, when the enumValue is

 

OTHER.

RequestTypeEnum

Possible values: CREATE, DELETE, DEACTIVATE, ACTIVATE, UPDATE, ADD_SERVERS, REMOVE_SERVERS, CHANGE_LEASE_PERIOD, POWER_ON, POWER_OFF, POWER_CYCLE, EDIT_SERVERS, CREATE_REPLICA, DELETE_REPLICA, IMPORT_SERVER, CREATE_LOAD_BALANCER_GROUP, DELETE_LOAD_BALANCER_GROUP, ADD_LOAD_BALANCER_MEMBER, REMOVE_LOAD_BALANCER_MEMBER, ADD_FLOATING_IP, MOVE_FLOATING_IP, REMOVE_FLOATING_IP, CREATE_SERVER_SNAPSHOT, DELETE_SERVER_SNAPSHOT, REVERT_TO_SERVER_SNAPSHOT, OTHER

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