AWS account.

Properties of a conversion job

Information about a server's CPU.

Error in data replication.

Information about Data Replication

A disk that should be replicated.

Data replication initiation.

Data replication initiation step.

A set of filters by which to return Jobs.

A set of filters by which to return Recovery Instances.

A set of filters by which to return Recovery Snapshots.

A set of filters by which to return Source Servers.

An object representing a data storage device on a server.

Hints used to uniquely identify a machine.

A job is an asynchronous workflow.

A log outputted by a Job.

Metadata associated with a Job log.

Configuration of a machine's license.

An object representing the Source Server Lifecycle.

An object containing information regarding the last launch of a Source Server.

An object containing information regarding the initiation of the last launch of a Source Server.

Network interface.

Operating System.

Represents a server participating in an asynchronous Job.

A rule in the Point in Time (PIT) policy representing when to take snapshots and how long to retain them for.

A Recovery Instance is a replica of a Source Server running on EC2.

Error in data replication.

Information about Data Replication

A disk that should be replicated.

Data replication initiation.

Data replication initiation step.

An object representing a block storage device on the Recovery Instance.

An object representing failback related information of the Recovery Instance.

Properties of the Recovery Instance machine.

A snapshot of a Source Server used during recovery.

The configuration of a disk of the Source Server to be replicated.

Properties of the cloud environment where this Source Server originated from.

Properties of the Source Server machine.

Staging information related to source server.

Source server in staging account that extended source server connected to.

An object representing the Source Server to recover.

Replication direction designates if this is a failover replication, or a failback replication. When a DRS agent is installed on an instance, the replication direction is failover. In cases where a recovery launch was made in the recovery location and a new recovery instance was created, and then a failback replication was initiated from that recovery instance back to the origin location, then the replication direction will be failback.