Cloud Resources

The CloudResource table in the Cloud package is used to store information about cloud resources such as compute, storage, and networking services. It contains columns to store the cloud provider, resource type, resource name, region, cost, and other details. This table is used to track cloud resources and costs across a cloud estate.

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CloudResourceId is an integer data type field value which uniquely identifies each CloudResource in the table. It is used to access and identify each individual CloudResource in the database.

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The CloudResource table contains a field called Name of data type nvarchar with a maximum length of 64. This field can store up to 64 characters of data such as [Name, address, or other user defined data] in an Unicode format that supports various language sets.

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Description: CloudResource.Description a data type of nvarchar, with a maximum character/string length of 256, containing a text description of the CloudResource table.

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CloudResourceTypeId of nvarchar data type with a maximum length of 64 is a foreign key in the CloudResource table which references the primary key of CloudResourceType table which stores information (e.g., name, description) about each type of cloud resource.

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CloudResourceStateId is an nvarchar field with a maximum length of 16 characters in the CloudResource table. It stores the state or condition of the associated cloud resource to indicate whether it is in a “Pending”, “Running”, “Suspended”, or “Deleted” state. It is used to track the status of the cloud resource as it is interacted with and manipulated within the cloud environment.

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