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InterconnectAttachmentGroupConfiguredAvailabilitySLAIntendedSlaBlockers

import type { InterconnectAttachmentGroupConfiguredAvailabilitySLAIntendedSlaBlockers } from "https://googleapis.deno.dev/v1/compute:v1.ts";

[Output Only] Reasons why configuration.availabilitySLA.sla differs from intent.availabilitySLA. This list is empty if and only if those are the same.

interface InterconnectAttachmentGroupConfiguredAvailabilitySLAIntendedSlaBlockers {
attachments?: string[];
blockerType?:
| "BLOCKER_TYPE_UNSPECIFIED"
| "INCOMPATIBLE_METROS"
| "INCOMPATIBLE_REGIONS"
| "MISSING_GLOBAL_ROUTING"
| "NO_ATTACHMENTS"
| "NO_ATTACHMENTS_IN_METRO_AND_ZONE"
| "OTHER";
documentationLink?: string;
explanation?: string;
metros?: string[];
regions?: string[];
zones?: string[];
}

§Properties

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attachments?: string[]
[src]

[Output Only] URLs of any particular Attachments to explain this blocker in more detail.

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blockerType?: "BLOCKER_TYPE_UNSPECIFIED" | "INCOMPATIBLE_METROS" | "INCOMPATIBLE_REGIONS" | "MISSING_GLOBAL_ROUTING" | "NO_ATTACHMENTS" | "NO_ATTACHMENTS_IN_METRO_AND_ZONE" | "OTHER"
[src]
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explanation?: string
[src]

[Output Only] A human-readable explanation of this requirement and why it's not met. This is set for every type of requirement.

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metros?: string[]
[src]

[Output Only] Metros used to explain this blocker in more detail. These are three-letter lowercase strings like "iad". This will be set for some blockers (like NO_ATTACHMENTS_IN_METRO_AND_ZONE) but does not apply to others.

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regions?: string[]
[src]

[Output Only] Regions used to explain this blocker in more detail. These are region names formatted like "us-central1". This will be set for some blockers (like INCOMPATIBLE_REGIONS) but does not apply to others.

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zones?: string[]
[src]

[Output Only] Zones used to explain this blocker in more detail. Format is "zone1" and/or "zone2". This will be set for some blockers (like MISSING_ZONE) but does not apply to others.