NodeHealthStateFilter Class
Defines matching criteria to determine whether a node should be included in the returned cluster health chunk. One filter can match zero, one or multiple nodes, depending on its properties. Can be specified in the cluster health chunk query description.
Constructor
NodeHealthStateFilter(*, node_name_filter: str = None, health_state_filter: int = 0, **kwargs)
Parameters
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node_name_filter
Required
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Name of the node that matches the filter. The filter is applied only to the specified node, if it exists. If the node doesn't exist, no node is returned in the cluster health chunk based on this filter. If the node exists, it is included in the cluster health chunk if the health state matches the other filter properties. If not specified, all nodes that match the parent filters (if any) are taken into consideration and matched against the other filter members, like health state filter. |
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health_state_filter
Required
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The filter for the health state of the nodes. It allows selecting nodes if they match the desired health states. The possible values are integer value of one of the following health states. Only nodes that match the filter are returned. All nodes are used to evaluate the cluster aggregated health state. If not specified, default value is None, unless the node name is specified. If the filter has default value and node name is specified, the matching node is returned. The state values are flag-based enumeration, so the value could be a combination of these values obtained using bitwise 'OR' operator. For example, if the provided value is 6, it matches nodes with HealthState value of OK (2) and Warning (4).
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Keyword-Only Parameters
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node_name_filter
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Default value: None
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health_state_filter
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Default value: 0
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Methods
| as_dict |
Return a dict that can be JSONify using json.dump. Advanced usage might optionally use a callback as parameter: Key is the attribute name used in Python. Attr_desc is a dict of metadata. Currently contains 'type' with the msrest type and 'key' with the RestAPI encoded key. Value is the current value in this object. The string returned will be used to serialize the key. If the return type is a list, this is considered hierarchical result dict. See the three examples in this file:
If you want XML serialization, you can pass the kwargs is_xml=True. |
| deserialize |
Parse a str using the RestAPI syntax and return a model. |
| enable_additional_properties_sending | |
| from_dict |
Parse a dict using given key extractor return a model. By default consider key extractors (rest_key_case_insensitive_extractor, attribute_key_case_insensitive_extractor and last_rest_key_case_insensitive_extractor) |
| is_xml_model | |
| serialize |
Return the JSON that would be sent to azure from this model. This is an alias to as_dict(full_restapi_key_transformer, keep_readonly=False). If you want XML serialization, you can pass the kwargs is_xml=True. |
| validate |
Validate this model recursively and return a list of ValidationError. |
as_dict
Return a dict that can be JSONify using json.dump.
Advanced usage might optionally use a callback as parameter:
Key is the attribute name used in Python. Attr_desc is a dict of metadata. Currently contains 'type' with the msrest type and 'key' with the RestAPI encoded key. Value is the current value in this object.
The string returned will be used to serialize the key. If the return type is a list, this is considered hierarchical result dict.
See the three examples in this file:
attribute_transformer
full_restapi_key_transformer
last_restapi_key_transformer
If you want XML serialization, you can pass the kwargs is_xml=True.
as_dict(keep_readonly=True, key_transformer=<function attribute_transformer>, **kwargs)
Parameters
| Name | Description |
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key_transformer
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<xref:function>
A key transformer function. |
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keep_readonly
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Default value: True
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Returns
| Type | Description |
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A dict JSON compatible object |
deserialize
Parse a str using the RestAPI syntax and return a model.
deserialize(data, content_type=None)
Parameters
| Name | Description |
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data
Required
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A str using RestAPI structure. JSON by default. |
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content_type
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JSON by default, set application/xml if XML. Default value: None
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Returns
| Type | Description |
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An instance of this model |
Exceptions
| Type | Description |
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DeserializationError if something went wrong
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enable_additional_properties_sending
enable_additional_properties_sending()
from_dict
Parse a dict using given key extractor return a model.
By default consider key extractors (rest_key_case_insensitive_extractor, attribute_key_case_insensitive_extractor and last_rest_key_case_insensitive_extractor)
from_dict(data, key_extractors=None, content_type=None)
Parameters
| Name | Description |
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data
Required
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A dict using RestAPI structure |
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content_type
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JSON by default, set application/xml if XML. Default value: None
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key_extractors
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Default value: None
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Returns
| Type | Description |
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An instance of this model |
Exceptions
| Type | Description |
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DeserializationError if something went wrong
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is_xml_model
is_xml_model()
serialize
Return the JSON that would be sent to azure from this model.
This is an alias to as_dict(full_restapi_key_transformer, keep_readonly=False).
If you want XML serialization, you can pass the kwargs is_xml=True.
serialize(keep_readonly=False, **kwargs)
Parameters
| Name | Description |
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keep_readonly
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If you want to serialize the readonly attributes Default value: False
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Returns
| Type | Description |
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A dict JSON compatible object |
validate
Validate this model recursively and return a list of ValidationError.
validate()
Returns
| Type | Description |
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A list of validation error |