Source code for models.protection_trend

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

import cohesity_management_sdk.models.trending_data

[docs]class ProtectionTrend(object): """Implementation of the 'ProtectionTrend' model. Specifies details of a protected object with it's protection trends. Attributes: cancelled (long|int): Specifies number of cancelled runs across trends. environment (string): Specifies environment. Supported environment types such as 'kView', 'kSQL', 'kVMware', etc. NOTE: 'kPuppeteer' refers to Cohesity's Remote Adapter. 'kVMware' indicates the VMware Protection Source environment. 'kHyperV' indicates the HyperV Protection Source environment. 'kSQL' indicates the SQL Protection Source environment. 'kView' indicates the View Protection Source environment. 'kPuppeteer' indicates the Cohesity's Remote Adapter. 'kPhysical' indicates the physical Protection Source environment. 'kPure' indicates the Pure Storage Protection Source environment. 'Nimble' indicates the Nimble Storage Protection Source environment. 'kAzure' indicates the Microsoft's Azure Protection Source environment. 'kNetapp' indicates the Netapp Protection Source environment. 'kAgent' indicates the Agent Protection Source environment. 'kGenericNas' indicates the Generic Network Attached Storage Protection Source environment. 'kAcropolis' indicates the Acropolis Protection Source environment. 'kPhsicalFiles' indicates the Physical Files Protection Source environment. 'kIsilon' indicates the Dell EMC's Isilon Protection Source environment. 'kGPFS' indicates IBM's GPFS Protection Source environment. 'kKVM' indicates the KVM Protection Source environment. 'kAWS' indicates the AWS Protection Source environment. 'kExchange' indicates the Exchange Protection Source environment. 'kHyperVVSS' indicates the HyperV VSS Protection Source environment. 'kOracle' indicates the Oracle Protection Source environment. 'kGCP' indicates the Google Cloud Platform Protection Source environment. 'kFlashBlade' indicates the Flash Blade Protection Source environment. 'kAWSNative' indicates the AWS Native Protection Source environment. 'kO365' indicates the Office 365 Protection Source environment. 'kO365Outlook' indicates Office 365 outlook Protection Source environment. 'kHyperFlex' indicates the Hyper Flex Protection Source environment. 'kGCPNative' indicates the GCP Native Protection Source environment. 'kAzureNative' indicates the Azure Native Protection Source environment. 'kKubernetes' indicates a Kubernetes Protection Source environment. 'kElastifile' indicates Elastifile Protection Source environment. 'kAD' indicates Active Directory Protection Source environment. 'kRDSSnapshotManager' indicates AWS RDS Protection Source environment. 'kCassandra' indicates Cassandra Protection Source environment. 'kMongoDB' indicates MongoDB Protection Source environment. 'kCouchbase' indicates Couchbase Protection Source environment. 'kHdfs' indicates Hdfs Protection Source environment. 'kHive' indicates Hive Protection Source environment. 'kHBase' indicates HBase Protection Source environment. failed (long|int): Specifies number of failed runs across trends. id (long|int): Specifies protected object's Id. name (string): Specifies protected object's name. parent_source_id (long|int): Specifies protected object's parent id. parent_source_name (string): Specifies protected object's parent name. running (long|int): Specifies number of in-progress runs across trends. successful (int|long): Specifies number of successful runs across trends. total (long|int): Specifies total number of runs across trends. trends (list of TrendingData): Aggregated protection runs information by days/weeks. """ # Create a mapping from Model property names to API property names _names = { "cancelled":'cancelled', "environment":'environment', "failed":'failed', "id":'id', "name":'name', "parent_source_id":'parentSourceId', "parent_source_name":'parentSourceName', "running":'running', "successful":'successful', "total":'total', "trends":'trends' } def __init__(self, cancelled=None, environment=None, failed=None, id=None, name=None, parent_source_id=None, parent_source_name=None, running=None, successful=None, total=None, trends=None): """Constructor for the ProtectionTrend class""" # Initialize members of the class self.cancelled = cancelled self.environment = environment self.failed = failed self.id = id self.name = name self.parent_source_id = parent_source_id self.parent_source_name = parent_source_name self.running = running self.successful = successful self.total = total self.trends = trends
[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 cancelled = dictionary.get('cancelled') environment = dictionary.get('environment') failed = dictionary.get('failed') id = dictionary.get('id') name = dictionary.get('name') parent_source_id = dictionary.get('parentSourceId') parent_source_name = dictionary.get('parentSourceName') running = dictionary.get('running') successful = dictionary.get('successful') total = dictionary.get('total') trends = None if dictionary.get('trends') != None: trends = list() for structure in dictionary.get('trends'): trends.append(cohesity_management_sdk.models.trending_data.TrendingData.from_dictionary.append(structure)) # Return an object of this model return cls(cancelled, environment, failed, id, name, parent_source_id, parent_source_name, running, successful, total, trends)