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Zone class (Provider API)


The Zone class represents a level 3 application execution environment based on some set of rules. For example, zones may be organized based on data sensitivity or security labels, service levels, workload type (such as production or preproduction), application tiers, and so on. Typically, each zone in a network container is separated by a firewall. VMs are typically created in a specific zone.

Zone class APIs

The following tables list the basic APIs, operation APIs, and relationship APIs for the Zone class.

Basic APIs

The Zone class has no basic APIs.

Operation APIs

The Zone class has no operation APIs.

Relationship APIs

The Zone class has no relationship APIs.

Zone class relationships and attributes

The following tables list the relationships and attributes of the Zone class.

Relationships

Name

Type

Multi-
plicity

Description

container

1

Network container associated with the zone

firewall

0..1

 

loadBalancer

0..1

Associated load balancer

networks

0..*

Networks that serve the zone

logicalZone

0..1

 

Attributes

Name

Type

Multi-
plicity

Description

isEnabled
Boolean

1

Indicates whether the zone is enabled.

isTemplate
Boolean

1

Indicates whether the zone is a template.

isOnboarded
Boolean

1

Indicates whether the object is onboarded

externalID
String

0..1

Identifier used for the object by an external provider

owner
String

0..1

Name of the owner of the object

reconciliationID
String

0..1

Reconciliation identity value for the object from the BMC Atrium CMDB

tokenID
String

0..1

Token identifier

description
String

0..1

Text that describes the object

guid
String

1

Globally unique identifier for the object

labels
String

0..*

 

modifiedDate

0..1

Date the Cloudobject was modified

name
String

1

Human-readable name of the object

 

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