Cloud Resource Types

patch

https://app.financekey.com/OData/CloudResourceTypes({key})

The CloudResourceType table in the Cloud package stores data related to the types of cloud resources that have been identified by a user. Each record contains data related to a specific cloud resource type, including the name of the resource type, its description, and the resource provider associated with it. Additionally, this table also contains information related to authorization and user access levels.

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Path Params

key

string

required

Body Params

cloudResourceTypeId

string

required

length between 1 and 64

CloudResourceTypeId is a non-nullable and primary key field of data type nvarchar with a maximum length of 64 in the CloudResourceType table. It is used to uniquely identify the type of resource related to the cloud and stores a unique alphanumeric string.

description

string | null

The field 'Description' in the table 'CloudResourceType' is an nvarchar data type with a maximum length of 256 characters. This field is used to store textual descriptions of cloud resource types.

cloudProvider

string | null

CloudProvider is an nvarchar field in the CloudResourceType table with a maximum length of 32 characters that stores the name of the cloud provider (i.e. Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, etc.) associated with the cloud resource.

validationLogic

string | null

ValidationLogic is an nvarchar field with a maximum length of 64 characters in the CloudResourceType table. This field contains the logic used to validate the resource data associated with this particular resource type. This is stored as a short string and is used to check the validity of resource data before it is entered in the system.

Headers

content-type

string

enum

Defaults to application/json;odata.metadata=minimal;odata.streaming=true

Generated from available request content types

Response

200

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