HP BL680c XenEnterprise Management API - Page 55

2.9. CLASS: VM CHAPTER 2. API REFERENCE 2.9 Class: VM 2.9.1 Fields for class: VM Name Description Quals RO run RO run RO run RO run RW RW RW RW RO run RO run RO run RW RW RW RW RW RW VM A virtual machine (or 'guest'). Field uuid allowed operations current operations power state name/label name/description user version is a template suspend VDI resident on scheduled to be resident on affinity memory/static max memory/dynamic max memory/dynamic min memory/static min VCPUs/params Type string (vm operations) Set (string → vm operations) Map vm power state string string int bool VDI ref host ref host ref host ref int int int int (string → string) Map Description unique identifier/object reference list of the operations allowed in this state. This list is advisory only and the server state may have changed by the time this field is read by a client. links each of the running tasks using this object (by reference) to a current operation enum which describes the nature of the task. Current power state of the machine a human-readable name a notes field containg humanreadable description a user version number for this machine true if this is a template. Template VMs can never be started, they are used only for cloning other VMs The VDI that a suspend image is stored on. (Only has meaning if VM is currently suspended) the host the VM is currently resident on the host on which the VM is due to be started/resumed/migrated. This acts as a memory reservation indicator a host which the VM has some affinity for (or NULL). This is used as a hint to the start call when it decides where to run the VM. Implementations are free to ignore this field. Statically-set (i.e. absolute) maximum (bytes). The value of this field at VM start time acts as a hard limit of the amount of memory a guest can use. New values only take effect on reboot. Dynamic maximum (bytes) Dynamic minimum (bytes) Statically-set (i.e. absolute) mininum (bytes). The value of this field indicates the least amount of memory this VM can boot with without crashing. configuration parameters for the selected VCPU policy 55