VpnConnection

The verbs this connection's state accepts now. A verb listed here is not refused for the state; a change already in flight, a missing permission or feature, or a refusal of the body can still refuse it. Computed when the connection is read: on a connection being deleted it can change as time passes, with no change to updatedAt.

The create, update, reset or delete job driving this connection right now; null when none is. Recomputed on every read, so any reader picks the job up, not only the one that started it.

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

Whether the values saved last have been applied at the provider: cleared when an update saves new values, set once a job has applied them. While it is false, the saved values are not yet what the provider runs.

Integer numbers.

Why the last job failed and what to do next, while failed; why a delete stopped, while removing; null otherwise.

The kind of the VPC's VPN gateway the connection terminates on.

Integer numbers.

Integer numbers.

The public IPv4 address the customer's peer connects to: the address of the VPC's VPN gateway.

The peer's networks, each rewritten to its network address.

Integer numbers.

The provider's own state string as last read, beside the mapped state; absent when the provider had no connection at that read, and null until the first read. A connected state over an absent provider state is a connection the provider no longer holds — update it to rebuild it.

A VPN connection's lifecycle. creating and removing are owned by a job, which activeJobId names. connecting, connected, disconnected and error are what the provider reports about a built connection; they are refreshed when the VPC's VPN connections are read, so the state is as fresh as the last read. disconnected is not a fault: an idle connection can rest there until traffic brings it up, and a peer that stopped answering dead-peer detection reads the same. error is the provider reporting an error on a live connection. failed is the last job on the connection failing, with failureReason saying why and what to do next. A removing connection whose failureReason is set is a delete that failed and stopped; the delete can be retried at once. A named schema rather than an inline enum so a generated client keys on the member names.

The last change a tenant or a job made to the connection. The refresh of the provider-reported state a read runs does not move it.