scale_out_group
structure contains information about a scale-out group. It allows a virtual system collection to contain a set of children that are homogeneous with respect to a prototypical virtual system or virtual system collection. It shall cause the deployment function to replicate the prototype a number of times, thus allowing the number of instantiated virtual systems to be configured dynamically at deployment time.
This is based on the ovf2:ScaleOutSection.
{
"description": "string", "id": "string", "instance_count": 10, "maximum_instance_count": 10, "minimum_instance_count": 10 }
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<ns0:ScaleOutGroup xmlns:ns0="http://vmware.com/vcenter/ovf" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <id>string</id> <description>string</description> <instance_count>10</instance_count> <minimum_instance_count>10</minimum_instance_count> <maximum_instance_count>10</maximum_instance_count> </ns0:ScaleOutGroup> |
Name | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
id | string | Create, Read | The identifier of the scale-out group. |
description | string | Read | The description of the scale-out group. |
instance_count | long | Create, Read | The scaling factor to use. It defines the number of replicas of the prototypical virtual system or virtual system collection. |
minimum_instance_count | long | Read | The minimum scaling factor. |
maximum_instance_count | long | Read | The maximum scaling factor. |
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