Config Delivery V1 API - Class Google::Cloud::ConfigDelivery::V1::FleetPackage::VariantSelector (v0.1.0)
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Reference documentation and code samples for the Config Delivery V1 API class Google::Cloud::ConfigDelivery::V1::FleetPackage::VariantSelector.
VariantSelector contains information for selecting a variant in
ResourceBundle to deploy to a target cluster.
Inherits
Object
Extended By
Google::Protobuf::MessageExts::ClassMethods
Includes
Google::Protobuf::MessageExts
Methods
#variant_name_template
defvariant_name_template()->::String
Returns
(::String) — Required. variant_name_template is a template that can refer to
variables containing cluster membership metadata such as location,
name, and labels to generate the name of the variant for a target
cluster. The variable syntax is similar to the unix shell variables.
Available variables are ${membership.name}, ${membership.location},
${membership.project} and ${membership.labels['label_name']}.
If you want to deploy a specific variant, say "default" to all the
clusters, you can use "default" (string without any variables) as
the variant_name_template.
#variant_name_template=
defvariant_name_template=(value)->::String
Parameter
value (::String) — Required. variant_name_template is a template that can refer to
variables containing cluster membership metadata such as location,
name, and labels to generate the name of the variant for a target
cluster. The variable syntax is similar to the unix shell variables.
Available variables are ${membership.name}, ${membership.location},
${membership.project} and ${membership.labels['label_name']}.
If you want to deploy a specific variant, say "default" to all the
clusters, you can use "default" (string without any variables) as
the variant_name_template.
Returns
(::String) — Required. variant_name_template is a template that can refer to
variables containing cluster membership metadata such as location,
name, and labels to generate the name of the variant for a target
cluster. The variable syntax is similar to the unix shell variables.
Available variables are ${membership.name}, ${membership.location},
${membership.project} and ${membership.labels['label_name']}.
If you want to deploy a specific variant, say "default" to all the
clusters, you can use "default" (string without any variables) as
the variant_name_template.
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