package distribution.ontology.pb

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ID ID is a unique identifier for a Resource. An example: userID := ID{ Key: "748d31e2-5732-4cb5-8bc9-64d4ad51efe8", Type: "user", } The ID has two elements for several reasons. First, by storing the Type we know which service to query for additional info on the Resource. Second, while a Key may be unique for a particular resource (e.g. channel), it might not be unique across all resources. We need something universally unique across the entire Synnax Core.

Used in: service.device.pb.Device

• ResourceType type = 1

  type defines the type of resource the key refers to. For example, a channel is a resource of type "channel". A user is a resource of type "user".

• string key = 2

  key is the unique key identifying the resource within its type.

ResourceType is the type of the resource.

Used in: ID

• RESOURCE_TYPE_ARC = 0

• RESOURCE_TYPE_BUILTIN = 1

• RESOURCE_TYPE_CHANNEL = 2

• RESOURCE_TYPE_DEVICE = 3

• RESOURCE_TYPE_FRAMER = 4

• RESOURCE_TYPE_GROUP = 5

• RESOURCE_TYPE_LABEL = 6

• RESOURCE_TYPE_LINEPLOT = 7

• RESOURCE_TYPE_LOG = 8

• RESOURCE_TYPE_NODE = 9

• RESOURCE_TYPE_POLICY = 10

• RESOURCE_TYPE_RACK = 11

• RESOURCE_TYPE_RANGE = 12

• RESOURCE_TYPE_RANGE_ALIAS = 13

• RESOURCE_TYPE_ROLE = 14

• RESOURCE_TYPE_SCHEMATIC = 15

• RESOURCE_TYPE_SCHEMATIC_SYMBOL = 16

• RESOURCE_TYPE_STATUS = 17

• RESOURCE_TYPE_TABLE = 18

• RESOURCE_TYPE_TASK = 19

• RESOURCE_TYPE_USER = 20

• RESOURCE_TYPE_VIEW = 21

• RESOURCE_TYPE_WORKSPACE = 22