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NetworkInfo

import type { NetworkInfo } from "https://aws-api.deno.dev/v0.3/services/ec2.ts?docs=full";

Describes the networking features of the instance type.

interface NetworkInfo {
DefaultNetworkCardIndex?: number | null;
EfaInfo?: EfaInfo | null;
EfaSupported?: boolean | null;
EnaSupport?: EnaSupport | null;
EncryptionInTransitSupported?: boolean | null;
Ipv4AddressesPerInterface?: number | null;
Ipv6AddressesPerInterface?: number | null;
Ipv6Supported?: boolean | null;
MaximumNetworkCards?: number | null;
MaximumNetworkInterfaces?: number | null;
NetworkCards: NetworkCardInfo[];
NetworkPerformance?: string | null;
}

§Properties

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DefaultNetworkCardIndex?: number | null
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The index of the default network card, starting at 0.

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EfaInfo?: EfaInfo | null
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Describes the Elastic Fabric Adapters for the instance type.

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EfaSupported?: boolean | null
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Indicates whether Elastic Fabric Adapter (EFA) is supported.

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EnaSupport?: EnaSupport | null
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Indicates whether Elastic Network Adapter (ENA) is supported.

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EncryptionInTransitSupported?: boolean | null
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Indicates whether the instance type automatically encrypts in-transit traffic between instances.

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Ipv4AddressesPerInterface?: number | null
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The maximum number of IPv4 addresses per network interface.

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Ipv6AddressesPerInterface?: number | null
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The maximum number of IPv6 addresses per network interface.

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Ipv6Supported?: boolean | null
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Indicates whether IPv6 is supported.

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MaximumNetworkCards?: number | null
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The maximum number of physical network cards that can be allocated to the instance.

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MaximumNetworkInterfaces?: number | null
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The maximum number of network interfaces for the instance type.

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NetworkCards: NetworkCardInfo[]
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Describes the network cards for the instance type.

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NetworkPerformance?: string | null
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The network performance.