Resource Indexes
Service |
Element |
Description |
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AOS |
The AOS.Stack element is used to create stack resources of AOS so that AOS can orchestrate various resources. Corresponding to solutions in real scenarios, this element can deploy a solution in a few clicks. After a model is defined, batch replication can be achieved and services can be migrated to the cloud quickly. |
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CCE |
The CCE.Addon.AutoScaler element is a plug-in for node auto-scaling in a Kubernetes cluster. |
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The CCE.Cluster element is used to deploy Kubernetes cluster resources at the PaaS layer. A master node can be created based on this element to manage and create worker nodes. This element provides users with the application orchestration function. |
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Helm is a type of Kubernetes-based package specifications provided by CCE. The CCE.HelmRelease element is a deployment instance of the Helm package. |
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The CCE.NodePool element is used to deploy Kubernetes node resources at the PaaS layer. It can be used to orchestrate cloud resources on nodes, providing more powerful functions. |
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The CCE.Pod element is used to create a pod in the Kubernetes cluster. |
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The CCE.Storage.OBS element corresponds to an OBS bucket under CCE storage management. This type of resources must be used together with CCE clusters. |
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The CCE.Storage.SFS element corresponds to an SFS file system under CCE storage management. This type of resources must be used together with CCE clusters. |
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DCS |
Distributed Cache Service (DCS) is an online, distributed, in-memory cache service. It is reliable, scalable, usable out of the box, and easy to manage. Compatible with Redis and Memcached, DCS supports three instance types: single-node, master/standby, and cluster. It can meet your requirements for high read/write performance and fast data access. |
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ECS |
The ECS.CloudServer element is used to deploy an ECS at the IaaS layer. The ECS is a computing server that consists of the CPU, memory, image, and EVS disk, and allows on-demand allocation and auto scaling. |
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The ECS.KeyPair element is used to create a key pair for remote login authentication. For security purposes, you are advised to use the key authentication mode when logging in to an ECS. |
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NAT Gateway |
The NAT.Instance element is used to create a NAT gateway instance. |
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The NAT.SNatRule element is used to create a source NAT rule, which specifies the network segment for accessing the external network. |
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OBS |
The OBS.Bucket element is used to deploy an OBS bucket. OBS provides secure, reliable, and cost-effective data storage capabilities, and uses buckets to store objects. |
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RDS |
RDS is a cloud-based web service that is reliable, scalable, easy to manage, and ready to use out-of-the-box. |
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SFS |
SFS provides high-performance file system storage and supports on-demand scaling. It can be shared by multiple ECSs. |
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Shared load balancers |
The ULB.Healthmonitor element is a health check component of a shared load balancer. One pool corresponds to one health monitor. One health monitor can manage multiple ECSs. You can add or delete health monitors as required. |
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The ULB.Listener element indicates a listener of a shared load balancer. One load balancer corresponds to multiple listeners. You can add or delete listeners as required. |
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The ULB.LoadBalancer element is used to deploy a shared load balancer at the PaaS layer. By creating such a shared load balancer, you can provide a unified entry for a group of containerized applications with the same functions, and distribute requests to backend containerized applications in load balancing mode. Shared load balancers are applicable to web services with high access traffic. They forward requests based on domain names or URLs, making request routing more flexible. Compared with classic load balancers, shared load balancers provide better HTTP and HTTPS forwarding performance and stability. |
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The ULB.Member element indicates an ECS. One pool corresponds to multiple ECSs. You can add or delete ECSs as required. |
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The ULB.Pool element indicates an ECS group. A listener corresponds to multiple ECS groups. You can add or delete ECS groups as required. An ECS group consists of multiple ECSs. |
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VPC |
The VPC.EIP element is used to create a public elastic IP address. A public elastic IP address is a static IP address. You can bind or unbind an elastic IP address to an ECS in a subnet. An ECS in a VPC can access the Internet through a fixed public IP address. |
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The VPC.SecurityGroup element indicates a logical group. It provides access control rules for ECSs which have the same security protection requirements and are mutually trusted in a VPC. |
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The VPC.SecurityGroupRule element indicates an access policy added for an ECS to implement access control. |
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The VPC.Subnet element is used to create a VPC subnet for cloud products. |
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The VPC.VPC element is used to create a VPC for cloud products. |
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