Source code for models.entity_schema_proto_time_series_descriptor

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# Copyright 2021 Cohesity Inc.

import cohesity_management_sdk.models.entity_schema_proto_time_series_descriptor_metric_unit

[docs]class EntitySchemaProtoTimeSeriesDescriptor(object): """Implementation of the 'EntitySchemaProto_TimeSeriesDescriptor' model. Specifies the meta-data required to define a time series of data (set of data points) for a metric. Attributes: metric_descriptive_name (string): Specifies a descriptive name for the metric that is displayed in the Advanced Diagnostics of the Cohesity Dashboard. For example for the 'kUnmorphedUsageBytes' metric, the descriptive name is "Total Logical Space Used". metric_name (string): Specifies the name of the metric such as 'kUnmorphedUsageBytes'. It should be unique in an entity schema. metric_unit (EntitySchemaProtoTimeSeriesDescriptorMetricUnit): Specifies the unit of measure for the metric. O specifies a unit of space used such as free disk space. 1 specifies a Unix epoch Timestamp (in microseconds). 2 specifies a Unix epoch Timestamp (in milliseconds). 3 specifies a Unix epoch Timestamp (in seconds). 4 specifies a Unix epoch Timestamp (in minutes). 5 specifies a counter such as the read IO metric. 6 specifies the temperature in Centigrade. 7 specifies the temperature in Fahrenheit. 8 specifies revolutions per minute such as a CPU fan speed. 9 specifies a percentage such as CPU or memory usage. raw_metric_publish_interval_hint_secs (int): Specifies a suggestion for the interval to collect raw data points. time_to_live_secs (long|int): Specifies how long the data point will be stored. Note: In statsv2, as timeseries data of an entity is stored per scribe row with metrics as columns, it is good to have time_to_live_secs per schema(defined below) For existing schemas, we will consider highest time_to_live_secs of all metrics as expiration time for all metrics defined in schema. value_type (int): Specifies the value type for this metric. A metric of type 'string" is not supported, instead use 'bytes'. Note that an aggregate metric of type 'bytes' is not supported. 0 specifies a value type of Int64. 1 specifies a value type of Double. 2 specifies a value type of String. 3 specifies a value type of Bytes. """ # Create a mapping from Model property names to API property names _names = { "metric_descriptive_name":'metricDescriptiveName', "metric_name":'metricName', "metric_unit":'metricUnit', "raw_metric_publish_interval_hint_secs":'rawMetricPublishIntervalHintSecs', "time_to_live_secs":'timeToLiveSecs', "value_type":'valueType' } def __init__(self, metric_descriptive_name=None, metric_name=None, metric_unit=None, raw_metric_publish_interval_hint_secs=None, time_to_live_secs=None, value_type=None): """Constructor for the EntitySchemaProtoTimeSeriesDescriptor class""" # Initialize members of the class self.metric_descriptive_name = metric_descriptive_name self.metric_name = metric_name self.metric_unit = metric_unit self.raw_metric_publish_interval_hint_secs = raw_metric_publish_interval_hint_secs self.time_to_live_secs = time_to_live_secs self.value_type = value_type
[docs] @classmethod def from_dictionary(cls, dictionary): """Creates an instance of this model from a dictionary Args: dictionary (dictionary): A dictionary representation of the object as obtained from the deserialization of the server's response. The keys MUST match property names in the API description. Returns: object: An instance of this structure class. """ if dictionary is None: return None # Extract variables from the dictionary metric_descriptive_name = dictionary.get('metricDescriptiveName') metric_name = dictionary.get('metricName') metric_unit = cohesity_management_sdk.models.entity_schema_proto_time_series_descriptor_metric_unit.EntitySchemaProtoTimeSeriesDescriptorMetricUnit.from_dictionary(dictionary.get('metricUnit')) if dictionary.get('metricUnit') else None raw_metric_publish_interval_hint_secs = dictionary.get('rawMetricPublishIntervalHintSecs') time_to_live_secs = dictionary.get('timeToLiveSecs') value_type = dictionary.get('valueType') # Return an object of this model return cls(metric_descriptive_name, metric_name, metric_unit, raw_metric_publish_interval_hint_secs, time_to_live_secs, value_type)