ProviderVdc
A provider vdc.
{
"id": "string",
"name": "string",
"description": "string",
"isEnabled": false,
"memoryCapacityMB": 0,
"memoryReservationCapacityMB": 0,
"cpuCapacityMHz": 0,
"cpuReservationCapacityMHz": 0,
"maxVcpuSpeedMHz": 0,
"maxSupportedHwVersion": "string",
"creationStatus": "string",
"nsxTManager": {
"name": "string",
"id": "string"
},
"vimServer": {
"name": "string",
"id": "string"
}
}A unique identifier for the pvdc.
The name of the pvdc.
The description of the pvdc.
Whether the pvdc is enabled or not.
Total memory resources in MB available to this PVDC. Null means UNLIMITED memory. For provider VDCs seen from System organization, this field represents the actual memory capacity of the Clusters/Resource Pools backing this PVDC. For PVDCs seen from a sub-provider Organization's context, this field shows the memory capacity projected to this organization.
Total memory reservation resources in MB available to this PVDC. Null means UNLIMITED memory reservation resources. For provider VDCs seen from System organization, this field represents the actual memory reservation capacity of the Clusters/Resource Pools backing this PVDC. For PVDCs seen from a sub-provider Organization's context, this field shows the memory reservation capacity projected to this organization.
Total CPU resources in MHz available to this PVDC. Null means UNLIMITED CPU resources. For provider VDCs seen from System organization, this field represents the actual CPU capacity of the Clusters/Resource Pools backing this PVDC. For PVDCs seen from a sub-provider Organization's context, this field shows the CPU capacity projected to this organization.
Total CPU reservation resources in MHz available to this PVDC. Null means UNLIMITED CPU reserved resources. For provider VDCs seen from System organization, this field represents the actual CPU reservation capacity of the Clusters/Resource Pools backing this PVDC. For PVDCs seen from a sub-provider Organization's context, this field shows the CPU reservation capacity projected to this organization.
Maximum vCPU speed allowed in this PVDC. Null means no restriction. When defined, this field acts as a barrier for vCPU speed defined in each VDC created from this PVDC. Example: If this field value is 2000, then in this PVDC, no VDC can be created with a vCPU speed higher than 2000.
The maximum hardware version this pvdc supports.
The creation status of the Provider VDC. Possible values are READY, NOT_READY, ERROR, FAILED_CREATION.