GVC (Global Virtual Cloud)
This section outlines the key attributes of the gvc's API object. This object can be utilized through the API, CLI and the console's apply functionality.
id string
name string
Max Length: 64
kind string
version integer
description string
Max Length: 250
tags object
created string
Format: date-time
lastModified string
Format: date-time
links array of objects - See Below
alias string
spec object - See Below
links
rel string
href string
spec
staticPlacement object - See Below
pullSecretLinks array of strings
domain string
tracing object - See Below
sidecar object - See Schema
env array of objects - See Below
These environment variables will be available to any workload in the GVC. Note: a workload must opt-in to receive these variables.
loadBalancer object - See Below
staticPlacement
locationLinks array of strings
locationQuery object - See Below
locationQuery
kind string
context object
spec object - See Below
spec
match string
Default: all
Possible enum values:
all
any
none
terms array of objects - See Below
terms
op string
Default: =
Possible enum values:
=
>
>=
<
<=
!=
~
exists
!exists
property string
rel string
tag string
value string
Format: date-time
tracing
sampling number
lightstep object - See Below
customTags object
provider object - See Below
lightstep
endpoint string
credentials string
provider
otel object - See Below
lightstep object - See Below
otel
endpoint string
env
These environment variables will be available to any workload in the GVC. Note: a workload must opt-in to receive these variables.
name string
Max Length: 120
value string
Max Length: 4096
loadBalancer
dedicated boolean
Creates a dedicated load balancer in each location and enables additional Domain features: custom ports, protocols and wildcard hostnames. Charges apply for each location.
trustedProxies integer
Controls the address used for request logging and for setting the X-Envoy-External-Address header. If set to 1, then the last address in an existing X-Forwarded-For header will be used in place of the source client IP address. If set to 2, then the second to last address in an existing X-Forwarded-For header will be used in place of the source client IP address. If the XFF header does not have at least two addresses or does not exist then the source client IP address will be used instead.