OperationStatus Class

Operation status object. Operation refers to the asynchronous backend task including taking a snapshot and applying a snapshot.

All required parameters must be populated in order to send to Azure.

Inheritance
OperationStatus

Constructor

OperationStatus(*, status, created_time, last_action_time=None, resource_location: Optional[str] = None, message: Optional[str] = None, **kwargs)

Parameters

status
str or OperationStatusType
Required

Required. Operation status: notstarted, running, succeeded, failed. If the operation is requested and waiting to perform, the status is notstarted. If the operation is ongoing in backend, the status is running. Status succeeded means the operation is completed successfully, specifically for snapshot taking operation, it illustrates the snapshot is well taken and ready to apply, and for snapshot applying operation, it presents the target object has finished creating by the snapshot and ready to be used. Status failed is often caused by editing the source object while taking the snapshot or editing the target object while applying the snapshot before completion, see the field "message" to check the failure reason. Possible values include: 'notstarted', 'running', 'succeeded', 'failed'

created_time
datetime
Required

Required. A combined UTC date and time string that describes the time when the operation (take or apply a snapshot) is requested. E.g. 2018-12-25T11:41:02.2331413Z.

last_action_time
datetime
Required

A combined UTC date and time string that describes the last time the operation (take or apply a snapshot) is actively migrating data. The lastActionTime will keep increasing until the operation finishes. E.g. 2018-12-25T11:51:27.8705696Z.

resource_location
str
Required

When the operation succeeds successfully, for snapshot taking operation the snapshot id will be included in this field, and for snapshot applying operation, the path to get the target object will be returned in this field.

message
str
Required

Show failure message when operation fails (omitted when operation succeeds).