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Project

import type { Project } from "https://aws-api.deno.dev/v0.4/services/sagemaker.ts?docs=full";

The properties of a project as returned by the Search API.

interface Project {
CreatedBy?: UserContext | null;
CreationTime?: Date | number | null;
LastModifiedBy?: UserContext | null;
LastModifiedTime?: Date | number | null;
ProjectArn?: string | null;
ProjectDescription?: string | null;
ProjectId?: string | null;
ProjectName?: string | null;
ProjectStatus?: ProjectStatus | null;
ServiceCatalogProvisionedProductDetails?: ServiceCatalogProvisionedProductDetails | null;
ServiceCatalogProvisioningDetails?: ServiceCatalogProvisioningDetails | null;
Tags?: Tag[] | null;
}

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CreatedBy?: UserContext | null
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Who created the project.

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CreationTime?: Date | number | null
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A timestamp specifying when the project was created.

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LastModifiedBy?: UserContext | null
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LastModifiedTime?: Date | number | null
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A timestamp container for when the project was last modified.

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ProjectArn?: string | null
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The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the project.

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ProjectDescription?: string | null
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The description of the project.

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ProjectId?: string | null
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The ID of the project.

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ProjectName?: string | null
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The name of the project.

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ProjectStatus?: ProjectStatus | null
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The status of the project.

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ServiceCatalogProvisionedProductDetails?: ServiceCatalogProvisionedProductDetails | null
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ServiceCatalogProvisioningDetails?: ServiceCatalogProvisioningDetails | null
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Tags?: Tag[] | null
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An array of key-value pairs. You can use tags to categorize your Amazon Web Services resources in different ways, for example, by purpose, owner, or environment. For more information, see Tagging Amazon Web Services Resources.