A Kowabunga project corresponds to a single tenant, isolated set of resources.
| Name | Type | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| id | str | The project ID (auto-generated) (read-only). | [optional] [readonly] |
| name | str | The project name. | |
| description | str | The project description. | [optional] |
| domain | str | Internal domain name (e.g. myproject.acme.com). Can only be set at creation time, ignored on updates. | [optional] |
| root_password | str | Default root password, set at cloud-init instance bootstrap phase. Will be randomly auto-generated at each instance creation if unspecified. | [optional] |
| bootstrap_user | str | Default service user name, created at cloud-init instance bootstrap phase. Will use Kowabunga's default configuration one if unspecified. | [optional] |
| bootstrap_pubkey | str | Default public SSH key, to be associated to bootstrap user. Will use Kowabunga's default configuration one if unspecified. | [optional] |
| tags | List[str] | A list of tags to be associated to the project. | [optional] |
| metadatas | List[Metadata] | A list of metadata to be associated to the project. | [optional] |
| quotas | ProjectResources | The global project resource quotas (0 for unlimited). | [optional] |
| private_subnets | List[RegionSubnet] | The assigned project VPC private subnets IDs (read-only). | [optional] [readonly] |
| reserved_vrrp_ids | List[int] | The list of VRRP IDs used by -as-a-service resources within the project virtual network. Should your application use VRRP for service redundancy, you should use different IDs to prevent issues (read-only). | [optional] [readonly] |
| teams | List[str] | A list of user teams allowed to administrate the project (i.e. capable of managing internal resources). | |
| regions | List[str] | A list of Kowabunga regions the project is managing resources from. |
from kowabunga.models.project import Project
# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of Project from a JSON string
project_instance = Project.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(Project.to_json())
# convert the object into a dict
project_dict = project_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of Project from a dict
project_from_dict = Project.from_dict(project_dict)