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NodeType

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

Describes node type.

interface NodeType {
readonly availableCustomCoreCounts?: number[];
readonly capabilities?: "CAPABILITY_UNSPECIFIED" | "STRETCHED_CLUSTERS"[];
readonly diskSizeGb?: number;
readonly displayName?: string;
readonly families?: string[];
readonly kind?: "KIND_UNSPECIFIED" | "STANDARD" | "STORAGE_ONLY";
readonly memoryGb?: number;
readonly name?: string;
readonly nodeTypeId?: string;
readonly totalCoreCount?: number;
readonly virtualCpuCount?: number;
}

§Properties

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readonly availableCustomCoreCounts?: number[]
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Output only. List of possible values of custom core count.

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readonly capabilities?: "CAPABILITY_UNSPECIFIED" | "STRETCHED_CLUSTERS"[]
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Output only. Capabilities of this node type.

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readonly diskSizeGb?: number
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Output only. The amount of storage available, defined in GB.

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readonly displayName?: string
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Output only. The friendly name for this node type. For example: ve1-standard-72

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readonly families?: string[]
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Output only. Families of the node type. For node types to be in the same cluster they must share at least one element in the families.

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readonly kind?: "KIND_UNSPECIFIED" | "STANDARD" | "STORAGE_ONLY"
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Output only. The type of the resource.

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readonly memoryGb?: number
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Output only. The amount of physical memory available, defined in GB.

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readonly name?: string
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Output only. The resource name of this node type. Resource names are schemeless URIs that follow the conventions in https://cloud.google.com/apis/design/resource_names. For example: projects/my-proj/locations/us-central1-a/nodeTypes/standard-72

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readonly nodeTypeId?: string
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Output only. The canonical identifier of the node type (corresponds to the NodeType). For example: standard-72.

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readonly totalCoreCount?: number
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Output only. The total number of CPU cores in a single node.

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readonly virtualCpuCount?: number
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Output only. The total number of virtual CPUs in a single node.