Operation class
The Operation
class represents an operation, such as stop or start, that can be performed on a cloud class.
Operation class APIs
The following tables list the basic APIs, operation APIs, and relationship APIs for the Operation
class.
Basic APIs
Name | HTTP | URI | Description |
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Operation APIs
The Operation
class has no operation APIs.
Relationship APIs
The Operation
class has no relationship APIs.
Operation class relationships and attributes
The following tables list the relationships and attributes of the Operation
class.
Relationships
Name | Type | Multi- | Description |
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| 1 | Cloud class the operation is associated with | |
| 0..* | Parameters for the operation | |
| 0..* | Policy types associated with the operation | |
| 1 | Fully-qualified name of the class to which the object belongs | |
| 1 | Provider that created the object | |
| 0..* | Tags associated with the object |
Attributes
Name | Type | Multi- | Description |
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| 0..* | API layers associated with the operation | |
|
| 1 | Class in which the operation is defined |
|
| 0..1 | Indicates whether the operation is deprecated. |
| 0..1 | Implied type of the operation | |
|
| 1 | Indicates whether the operation is static. |
| 0..1 | Operation lifecycle type | |
|
| 1 | Return type of the operation |
|
| 0..1 | Multiplicity of the return type |
| 1 | Visibility of the operation | |
|
| 0..1 | Text that describes the object |
|
| 1 | Globally unique identifier for the object |
|
| 1 | Human-readable name of the object |
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