Interface ClusterNetworkSettingsUpdateRequest.Builder
- All Superinterfaces:
Buildable
,CopyableBuilder<ClusterNetworkSettingsUpdateRequest.Builder,
,ClusterNetworkSettingsUpdateRequest> SdkBuilder<ClusterNetworkSettingsUpdateRequest.Builder,
,ClusterNetworkSettingsUpdateRequest> SdkPojo
- Enclosing class:
ClusterNetworkSettingsUpdateRequest
public static interface ClusterNetworkSettingsUpdateRequest.Builder
extends SdkPojo, CopyableBuilder<ClusterNetworkSettingsUpdateRequest.Builder,ClusterNetworkSettingsUpdateRequest>
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptiondefaultRoute
(String defaultRoute) Include this parameter only if you want to change the default route for the Cluster.interfaceMappings
(Collection<InterfaceMappingUpdateRequest> interfaceMappings) An array of interfaceMapping objects for this Cluster.interfaceMappings
(Consumer<InterfaceMappingUpdateRequest.Builder>... interfaceMappings) An array of interfaceMapping objects for this Cluster.interfaceMappings
(InterfaceMappingUpdateRequest... interfaceMappings) An array of interfaceMapping objects for this Cluster.Methods inherited from interface software.amazon.awssdk.utils.builder.CopyableBuilder
copy
Methods inherited from interface software.amazon.awssdk.utils.builder.SdkBuilder
applyMutation, build
Methods inherited from interface software.amazon.awssdk.core.SdkPojo
equalsBySdkFields, sdkFields
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Method Details
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defaultRoute
Include this parameter only if you want to change the default route for the Cluster. Specify one network interface as the default route for traffic to and from the node. MediaLive Anywhere uses this default when the destination for the traffic isn't covered by the route table for any of the networks. Specify the value of the appropriate logicalInterfaceName parameter that you create in the interfaceMappings.- Parameters:
defaultRoute
- Include this parameter only if you want to change the default route for the Cluster. Specify one network interface as the default route for traffic to and from the node. MediaLive Anywhere uses this default when the destination for the traffic isn't covered by the route table for any of the networks. Specify the value of the appropriate logicalInterfaceName parameter that you create in the interfaceMappings.- Returns:
- Returns a reference to this object so that method calls can be chained together.
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interfaceMappings
ClusterNetworkSettingsUpdateRequest.Builder interfaceMappings(Collection<InterfaceMappingUpdateRequest> interfaceMappings) An array of interfaceMapping objects for this Cluster. Include this parameter only if you want to change the interface mappings for the Cluster. Typically, you change the interface mappings only to fix an error you made when creating the mapping. In an update request, make sure that you enter the entire set of mappings again, not just the mappings that you want to add or change. You define this mapping so that the mapping can be used by all the Nodes. Each mapping logically connects one interface on the nodes with one Network. Each mapping consists of a pair of parameters. The logicalInterfaceName parameter creates a logical name for the Node interface that handles a specific type of traffic. For example, my-Inputs-Interface. The networkID parameter refers to the ID of the network. When you create the Nodes in this Cluster, you will associate the logicalInterfaceName with the appropriate physical interface.- Parameters:
interfaceMappings
- An array of interfaceMapping objects for this Cluster. Include this parameter only if you want to change the interface mappings for the Cluster. Typically, you change the interface mappings only to fix an error you made when creating the mapping. In an update request, make sure that you enter the entire set of mappings again, not just the mappings that you want to add or change. You define this mapping so that the mapping can be used by all the Nodes. Each mapping logically connects one interface on the nodes with one Network. Each mapping consists of a pair of parameters. The logicalInterfaceName parameter creates a logical name for the Node interface that handles a specific type of traffic. For example, my-Inputs-Interface. The networkID parameter refers to the ID of the network. When you create the Nodes in this Cluster, you will associate the logicalInterfaceName with the appropriate physical interface.- Returns:
- Returns a reference to this object so that method calls can be chained together.
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interfaceMappings
ClusterNetworkSettingsUpdateRequest.Builder interfaceMappings(InterfaceMappingUpdateRequest... interfaceMappings) An array of interfaceMapping objects for this Cluster. Include this parameter only if you want to change the interface mappings for the Cluster. Typically, you change the interface mappings only to fix an error you made when creating the mapping. In an update request, make sure that you enter the entire set of mappings again, not just the mappings that you want to add or change. You define this mapping so that the mapping can be used by all the Nodes. Each mapping logically connects one interface on the nodes with one Network. Each mapping consists of a pair of parameters. The logicalInterfaceName parameter creates a logical name for the Node interface that handles a specific type of traffic. For example, my-Inputs-Interface. The networkID parameter refers to the ID of the network. When you create the Nodes in this Cluster, you will associate the logicalInterfaceName with the appropriate physical interface.- Parameters:
interfaceMappings
- An array of interfaceMapping objects for this Cluster. Include this parameter only if you want to change the interface mappings for the Cluster. Typically, you change the interface mappings only to fix an error you made when creating the mapping. In an update request, make sure that you enter the entire set of mappings again, not just the mappings that you want to add or change. You define this mapping so that the mapping can be used by all the Nodes. Each mapping logically connects one interface on the nodes with one Network. Each mapping consists of a pair of parameters. The logicalInterfaceName parameter creates a logical name for the Node interface that handles a specific type of traffic. For example, my-Inputs-Interface. The networkID parameter refers to the ID of the network. When you create the Nodes in this Cluster, you will associate the logicalInterfaceName with the appropriate physical interface.- Returns:
- Returns a reference to this object so that method calls can be chained together.
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interfaceMappings
ClusterNetworkSettingsUpdateRequest.Builder interfaceMappings(Consumer<InterfaceMappingUpdateRequest.Builder>... interfaceMappings) An array of interfaceMapping objects for this Cluster. Include this parameter only if you want to change the interface mappings for the Cluster. Typically, you change the interface mappings only to fix an error you made when creating the mapping. In an update request, make sure that you enter the entire set of mappings again, not just the mappings that you want to add or change. You define this mapping so that the mapping can be used by all the Nodes. Each mapping logically connects one interface on the nodes with one Network. Each mapping consists of a pair of parameters. The logicalInterfaceName parameter creates a logical name for the Node interface that handles a specific type of traffic. For example, my-Inputs-Interface. The networkID parameter refers to the ID of the network. When you create the Nodes in this Cluster, you will associate the logicalInterfaceName with the appropriate physical interface. This is a convenience method that creates an instance of theInterfaceMappingUpdateRequest.Builder
avoiding the need to create one manually viaInterfaceMappingUpdateRequest.builder()
.When the
Consumer
completes,SdkBuilder.build()
is called immediately and its result is passed tointerfaceMappings(List<InterfaceMappingUpdateRequest>)
.- Parameters:
interfaceMappings
- a consumer that will call methods onInterfaceMappingUpdateRequest.Builder
- Returns:
- Returns a reference to this object so that method calls can be chained together.
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