VpcDetail

The create or delete job driving this VPC right now; null when none is.

The one data center this VPC lives in. Chosen at create and immutable.

The IPv4 resolvers handed to this VPC's guests, in order of preference. Chosen at create and immutable afterwards. When the create request omitted them, this is the platform default.

Outbound traffic from VMs without a dedicated public IP originates from this address. Null until the anchor reports it.

Verbatim provider text. Populated on a failed create, and on a deleting VPC whose teardown failed and parked — where it also means the DELETE may be retried immediately. Null otherwise.

Live security groups in this VPC, the default group included and every provisioning state counted — the unfiltered total of the security-group listing.

Live public IPs in this VPC, held and attached alike and every provisioning state counted — the unfiltered total of the public-IP listing.

The resource group this VPC belongs to. Every VPC belongs to exactly one; the tenant's Default unless it was created in or moved to another.

The name of that resource group.

The VPC's lifecycle. creating and deleting are owned by a job — activeJobId names it. failed is a create that did not finish: the VPC is not retried in place, it is deleted and created again, and failureReason carries the provider's own words about why. A named schema rather than an inline enum so a generated client keys on the member names.

Integer numbers.

Whether the VPC's data center currently offers site-to-site VPN; a false here means creates are refused while existing VPN gateways and connections stay readable and removable.

Live VPN connections on this VPC

The VPC's VPN gateway's state; null when the VPC has no VPN gateway

the date-time notation as defined by RFC 3339, section 5.6, for example, 2017-07-21T17:32:28Z

the date-time notation as defined by RFC 3339, section 5.6, for example, 2017-07-21T17:32:28Z