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About the google_vertex_ai_schedules resource
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Syntax

A google_vertex_ai_schedules is used to test a Google Schedule resource

Examples

    describe google_vertex_ai_schedules(parent: "projects/#{gcp_project_id}/locations/#{schedule['region']}", region: ' value_region') do
    it { should exist }
  end

Properties

Properties that can be accessed from the google_vertex_ai_schedules resource:

See google_vertex_ai_schedule.md for more detailed information

  • started_run_counts: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule started_run_count
  • allow_queueings: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule allow_queueing
  • names: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule name
  • crons: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule cron
  • last_pause_times: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule last_pause_time
  • create_times: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule create_time
  • start_times: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule start_time
  • max_run_counts: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule max_run_count
  • next_run_times: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule next_run_time
  • update_times: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule update_time
  • last_scheduled_run_responses: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule last_scheduled_run_response
  • last_resume_times: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule last_resume_time
  • max_concurrent_run_counts: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule max_concurrent_run_count
  • states: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule state
  • create_pipeline_job_requests: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule create_pipeline_job_request
  • display_names: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule display_name
  • catch_ups: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule catch_up
  • end_times: an array of google_vertex_ai_schedule end_time

Filter Criteria

This resource supports all of the above properties as filter criteria, which can be used with where as a block or a method.

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