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Data Structure { "typeId": "com.tintri.api.rest.v310.dto.domain.beans.perf.ReplLinkVirtualMachineStat", "alertThresholdMinutes": <Number>, "intervalSeconds": <Number>, "lag": <Number>, "timeEnd": DateTime, "timeStart": DateTime, "vmTintriUuid": <String>, "paused": <Boolean>, "replConfigError": TintriError, } |
Name | Type | Description |
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paused | xsd:boolean | 'True' indicates that the final state of the VM is paused. 'False' indicates that the final state of the VM is running. (We say final because within say in the 10 minute period, it might have been paused, un-paused and again paused. Then this value will indicate the final state.) |
replConfigError | TintriError | VM replication error for this period. The value is 'null' when there is no error. |
Name | Type | Description |
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alertThresholdMinutes | xsd:int | This value indicates what is the replication lag threshold level value for issuing an alert. When the 'replication lag' for replication happening as per this configuration exceeds this threshold value; an alert will be issued. This value is specified in minutes. In most cases it will be same from a slice bucket (10 minutes period) to the next slice bucket. |
intervalSeconds | xsd:long | The interval between datapoints in seconds |
lag | xsd:int | Lag in minutes for this VM replicating on this link. It contains the 'actual value' of by how much we are exceeding the RPO. |
timeEnd | DateTime | The end time of the interval. |
timeStart | DateTime | The start time of the interval. |
vmTintriUuid | xsd:string | Tintri UUID of the VM on that link |
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