AttributesSubsetOf check if a is subset of b nolint: gofmt For example there are two yaml files being converted into these attributes example 1: a is subset of b --- // a attributes: region: - us-east-1 --- b attributes: region: - us-east-1 - us-east-2 example 2: a is not subset of b attributes: region: - us-east-1 --- b attributes: region: - us-east-2 - us-east-3 example 3: a is subset of b attributes: region: - us-east-2 - us-east-3 --- b attributes: region: - us-east-2.

Describes an endpoint that becomes a leased IP.

Describes an endpoint that becomes a Kubernetes NodePort.

Describes an endpoint that becomes a Kubernetes Ingress.

Attribute represents key value pair.

CPU stores resource units and cpu config attributes.

Endpoint describes a publicly accessible IP service.

Memory stores resource quantity and memory attributes.

PlacementRequirements.

Resources stores Unit details and Count value.

ResourceUnits describes all available resources types for deployment/node etc if field is nil resource is not present in the given data-structure.

Unit stores cpu, memory and storage metrics.

SignedBy represents validation accounts that tenant expects signatures for provider attributes AllOf has precedence i.e.

Storage stores resource quantity and storage attributes.

ResourceGroup is the interface that wraps GetName and GetResources methods.

Attributes purpose of using this type in favor of Cosmos's sdk.Attribute is ability to later extend it with operators to support querying on things like cpu/memory/storage attributes At this moment type though is same as sdk.Attributes but all akash libraries were turned to use a new one */.

This describes how the endpoint is implemented when the lease is deployed.