ResourceQuantity#

pydantic model controller.models.v1.lab.ResourceQuantity#

A Kubernetes resource request or limit.

Parameters:: data (Any)

Show JSON schema

{
   "title": "ResourceQuantity",
   "description": "A Kubernetes resource request or limit.",
   "type": "object",
   "properties": {
      "cpu": {
         "description": "Number of CPU cores. Accepts any valid Kubernetes CPU resource specification, which is either a whole number of millicores suffixed with m, like 500m, or a decimal number representing whole cores, with up to 3 decimal places, like 1.234",
         "examples": [
            1.5,
            "500m",
            "1.5"
         ],
         "title": "CPU",
         "type": "number"
      },
      "memory": {
         "description": "Amount of memory in bytes. Also accepts strings with SI suffixes, which will be converted to bytes. Be sure to use the suffix with ``i`` to indicate powers of two (1024 rather than 1000) if that is desired.",
         "examples": [
            1073741824,
            "1Gi",
            "1073741824"
         ],
         "title": "Memory",
         "type": "integer"
      }
   },
   "required": [
      "cpu",
      "memory"
   ]
}

Fields:

cpu (float)
memory (int)

field cpu: Annotated[float, Field(title='CPU', description='Number of CPU cores. Accepts any valid Kubernetes CPU resource specification, which is either a whole number of millicores suffixed with m, like 500m, or a decimal number representing whole cores, with up to 3 decimal places, like 1.234', examples=[1.5, '500m', '1.5']), BeforeValidator(cpu_to_cores)] [Required]#

Number of CPU cores. Accepts any valid Kubernetes CPU resource specification, which is either a whole number of millicores suffixed with m, like 500m, or a decimal number representing whole cores, with up to 3 decimal places, like 1.234

Constraints:

func = <function cpu_to_cores at 0x7f97a18b6480>
json_schema_input_type = PydanticUndefined

field memory: Annotated[int, Field(title='Memory', description='Amount of memory in bytes. Also accepts strings with SI suffixes, which will be converted to bytes. Be sure to use the suffix with i to indicate powers of two (1024 rather than 1000) if that is desired.', examples=[1073741824, '1Gi', '1073741824']), BeforeValidator(memory_to_bytes)] [Required]#

Amount of memory in bytes. Also accepts strings with SI suffixes, which will be converted to bytes. Be sure to use the suffix with i to indicate powers of two (1024 rather than 1000) if that is desired.

Constraints:

func = <function memory_to_bytes at 0x7f97a19a3ce0>
json_schema_input_type = PydanticUndefined