ServerState type
Defines values for ServerState.
KnownServerState can be used interchangeably with ServerState,
this enum contains the known values that the service supports.
Known values supported by the service
Ready: Server is healthy and not undergoing any operations at the management or control plane level. This doesn't mean that the server is fully operational at the data plane level.
Dropping: Server is being deleted.
Disabled: Server is disabled. Typical reasons include: the subscription on which the server is deployed is explicitly disabled or canceled by the administrator, the spending limit has been reached, or the bill is past due. May also happen when the server is being moved to another resource group or subscription.
Starting: PostgreSQL database engine is being restarted.
Stopping: Compute resources associated with the server are being stopped and deallocated. If the server has high availability enabled, the compute resources of the standby server are also stopped and deallocated.
Stopped: Compute resources associated with the server are being stopped and deallocated.
Updating: Server is undergoing some changes which may or may not impact the availability of the PostgreSQL database engine. For example, the compute resources of the server are being scaled up or down, which may cause temporary unavailability of the database engine. Or, for example, a firewall rule is being added or removed, which doesn't cause any unavailability of the database engine.
Restarting: PostgreSQL database engine is being restarted.
Inaccessible: Server isn't accessible, because the key provided to encrypt and decrypt the data is in invalid state.
Provisioning: Server is in the process of being created.
type ServerState = string