v1alpha4

Package v1alpha4 is one of the schemas for VM Operator.

Kinds

ClusterVirtualMachineImage

ClusterVirtualMachineImage is the schema for the clustervirtualmachineimages API.

Field	Description
`apiVersion` string	`vmoperator.vmware.com/v1alpha4`
`kind` string	`ClusterVirtualMachineImage`
`metadata` ObjectMeta	Refer to Kubernetes API documentation for fields of `metadata`.
`spec` VirtualMachineImageSpec
`status` VirtualMachineImageStatus

VirtualMachine

VirtualMachine is the schema for the virtualmachines API and represents the desired state and observed status of a virtualmachines resource.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineTemplate

Field	Description
`apiVersion` string	`vmoperator.vmware.com/v1alpha4`
`kind` string	`VirtualMachine`
`metadata` ObjectMeta	Refer to Kubernetes API documentation for fields of `metadata`.
`spec` VirtualMachineSpec
`status` VirtualMachineStatus

VirtualMachineClass

VirtualMachineClass is the schema for the virtualmachineclasses API and represents the desired state and observed status of a virtualmachineclasses resource.

Field	Description
`apiVersion` string	`vmoperator.vmware.com/v1alpha4`
`kind` string	`VirtualMachineClass`
`metadata` ObjectMeta	Refer to Kubernetes API documentation for fields of `metadata`.
`spec` VirtualMachineClassSpec
`status` VirtualMachineClassStatus

VirtualMachineClassInstance

VirtualMachineClassInstance is the schema for the virtualmachineclassinstances API and represents the desired state and observed status of a virtualmachineclassinstance resource.

Field	Description
`apiVersion` string	`vmoperator.vmware.com/v1alpha4`
`kind` string	`VirtualMachineClassInstance`
`metadata` ObjectMeta	Refer to Kubernetes API documentation for fields of `metadata`.
`spec` VirtualMachineClassInstanceSpec
`status` VirtualMachineClassInstanceStatus

VirtualMachineGroup

VirtualMachineGroup is the schema for the VirtualMachineGroup API and represents the desired state and observed status of a VirtualMachineGroup resource.

Field	Description
`apiVersion` string	`vmoperator.vmware.com/v1alpha4`
`kind` string	`VirtualMachineGroup`
`metadata` ObjectMeta	Refer to Kubernetes API documentation for fields of `metadata`.
`spec` VirtualMachineGroupSpec
`status` VirtualMachineGroupStatus

VirtualMachineImage

VirtualMachineImage is the schema for the virtualmachineimages API.

Field	Description
`apiVersion` string	`vmoperator.vmware.com/v1alpha4`
`kind` string	`VirtualMachineImage`
`metadata` ObjectMeta	Refer to Kubernetes API documentation for fields of `metadata`.
`spec` VirtualMachineImageSpec
`status` VirtualMachineImageStatus

VirtualMachinePublishRequest

VirtualMachinePublishRequest defines the information necessary to publish a VirtualMachine as a VirtualMachineImage to an image registry.

Field	Description
`apiVersion` string	`vmoperator.vmware.com/v1alpha4`
`kind` string	`VirtualMachinePublishRequest`
`metadata` ObjectMeta	Refer to Kubernetes API documentation for fields of `metadata`.
`spec` VirtualMachinePublishRequestSpec
`status` VirtualMachinePublishRequestStatus

VirtualMachineService

VirtualMachineService is the Schema for the virtualmachineservices API.

Field	Description
`apiVersion` string	`vmoperator.vmware.com/v1alpha4`
`kind` string	`VirtualMachineService`
`metadata` ObjectMeta	Refer to Kubernetes API documentation for fields of `metadata`.
`spec` VirtualMachineServiceSpec
`status` VirtualMachineServiceStatus

VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicy

VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicy is the Schema for the virtualmachinesetresourcepolicies API.

Field	Description
`apiVersion` string	`vmoperator.vmware.com/v1alpha4`
`kind` string	`VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicy`
`metadata` ObjectMeta	Refer to Kubernetes API documentation for fields of `metadata`.
`spec` VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicySpec
`status` VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicyStatus

VirtualMachineWebConsoleRequest

VirtualMachineWebConsoleRequest allows the creation of a one-time, web console connection to a VM.

Field	Description
`apiVersion` string	`vmoperator.vmware.com/v1alpha4`
`kind` string	`VirtualMachineWebConsoleRequest`
`metadata` ObjectMeta	Refer to Kubernetes API documentation for fields of `metadata`.
`spec` VirtualMachineWebConsoleRequestSpec
`status` VirtualMachineWebConsoleRequestStatus

Types

AffinitySpec

AffinitySpec defines the group of affinity scheduling rules.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineSpec

Field	Description
`vmAffinity` VMAffinitySpec	VMAffinity describes affinity scheduling rules related to other VMs.
`vmAntiAffinity` VMAntiAffinitySpec	VMAntiAffinity describes anti-affinity scheduling rules related to other
VMs.

DynamicDirectPathIODevice

DynamicDirectPathIODevice contains the configuration corresponding to a Dynamic DirectPath I/O device.

Appears in: - VirtualDevices

Field	Description
`vendorID` integer
`deviceID` integer
`customLabel` string

GroupMember

GroupMember describes a member of a VirtualMachineGroup.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineGroupBootOrderGroup

Field	Description
`name` string	Name is the name of member of this group.
`kind` string	Kind is the kind of member of this group, which can be either
VirtualMachine or VirtualMachineGroup.

If omitted, it defaults to VirtualMachine. |

GuestHeartbeatAction

GuestHeartbeatAction describes an action based on the guest heartbeat.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineReadinessProbeSpec

Field	Description
`thresholdStatus` GuestHeartbeatStatus	ThresholdStatus is the value that the guest heartbeat status must be at or above to be
considered successful.

GuestHeartbeatStatus

Underlying type: string

GuestHeartbeatStatus is the guest heartbeat status.

Appears in: - GuestHeartbeatAction

GuestInfoAction

GuestInfoAction describes a key from GuestInfo that must match the associated value expression.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineReadinessProbeSpec

Field	Description
`key` string	Key is the name of the GuestInfo key.

The key is automatically prefixed with "guestinfo." before being evaluated. Thus if the key "guestinfo.mykey" is provided, it will be evaluated as "guestinfo.guestinfo.mykey". | | value string | Value is a regular expression that is matched against the value of the specified key.

An empty value is the equivalent of "match any" or ".*".

All values must adhere to the RE2 regular expression syntax as documented at https://golang.org/s/re2syntax. Invalid values may be rejected or ignored depending on the implementation of this API. Either way, invalid values will not be considered when evaluating the ready state of a VM. |

InstanceStorage

InstanceStorage provides information used to configure instance storage volumes for a VirtualMachine.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineClassHardware

Field	Description
`storageClass` string	StorageClass refers to the name of a StorageClass resource used to
provide the storage for the configured instance storage volumes.
The value of this field has no relationship to or bearing on the field
virtualMachine.spec.storageClass. Please note the referred StorageClass
must be available in the same namespace as the VirtualMachineClass that
uses it for configuring instance storage.
`volumes` InstanceStorageVolume array	Volumes describes instance storage volumes created for a VirtualMachine
instance that use this VirtualMachineClass.

InstanceStorageVolume

InstanceStorageVolume contains information required to create an instance storage volume on a VirtualMachine.

Appears in: - InstanceStorage

Field	Description
`size` Quantity

InstanceVolumeClaimVolumeSource

InstanceVolumeClaimVolumeSource contains information about the instance storage volume claimed as a PVC.

Appears in: - PersistentVolumeClaimVolumeSource

Field	Description
`storageClass` string	StorageClass is the name of the Kubernetes StorageClass that provides
the backing storage for this instance storage volume.
`size` Quantity	Size is the size of the requested instance storage volume.

LoadBalancerIngress

LoadBalancerIngress represents the status of a load balancer ingress point: traffic intended for the service should be sent to an ingress point. IP or Hostname may both be set in this structure. It is up to the consumer to determine which field should be used when accessing this LoadBalancer.

Appears in: - LoadBalancerStatus

Field	Description
`ip` string	IP is set for load balancer ingress points that are specified by an IP
address.
`hostname` string	Hostname is set for load balancer ingress points that are specified by a
DNS address.

LoadBalancerStatus

LoadBalancerStatus represents the status of a load balancer.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineServiceStatus

Field	Description
`ingress` LoadBalancerIngress array	Ingress is a list containing ingress addresses for the load balancer.
Traffic intended for the service should be sent to any of these ingress
points.

NetworkDeviceStatus

NetworkDeviceStatus defines the network interface IP configuration including gateway, subnet mask and IP address as seen by OVF properties.

Appears in: - NetworkStatus

Field	Description
`Gateway4` string	Gateway4 is the gateway for the IPv4 address family for this device.
`MacAddress` string	MacAddress is the MAC address of the network device.
`IPAddresses` string array	IpAddresses represents one or more IP addresses assigned to the network
device in CIDR notation, ex. "192.0.2.1/16".

NetworkStatus

NetworkStatus describes the observed state of the VM's network configuration.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineTemplate

Field	Description
`Devices` NetworkDeviceStatus array	Devices describe a list of current status information for each
network interface that is desired to be attached to the
VirtualMachineTemplate.
`Nameservers` string array	Nameservers describe a list of the DNS servers accessible by one of the
VM's configured network devices.

OVFProperty

OVFProperty describes an OVF property associated with an image. OVF properties may be used in conjunction with the vAppConfig bootstrap provider to customize a VM during its creation.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineImageStatus

Field	Description
`key` string	Key describes the OVF property's key.
`type` string	Type describes the OVF property's type.
`default` string	Default describes the OVF property's default value.

PersistentVolumeClaimVolumeSource

PersistentVolumeClaimVolumeSource is a composite for the Kubernetes corev1.PersistentVolumeClaimVolumeSource and instance storage options.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineVolume - VirtualMachineVolumeSource

Field	Description
`claimName` string	claimName is the name of a PersistentVolumeClaim in the same namespace as the pod using this volume.
More info: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/persistent-volumes#persistentvolumeclaims
`readOnly` boolean	readOnly Will force the ReadOnly setting in VolumeMounts.
Default false.
`instanceVolumeClaim` InstanceVolumeClaimVolumeSource	InstanceVolumeClaim is set if the PVC is backed by instance storage.

ResourcePoolSpec

ResourcePoolSpec defines a Logical Grouping of workloads that share resource policies.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicySpec

Field	Description
`name` string	Name describes the name of the ResourcePool grouping.
`reservations` VirtualMachineResourceSpec	Reservations describes the guaranteed resources reserved for the
ResourcePool.
`limits` VirtualMachineResourceSpec	Limits describes the limit to resources available to the ResourcePool.

ResourcePoolStatus

ResourcePoolStatus describes the observed state of a vSphere child resource pool created for the Spec.ResourcePool.Name.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicyStatus

Field	Description
`clusterMoID` string
`childResourcePoolMoID` string

TCPSocketAction

TCPSocketAction describes an action based on opening a socket.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineReadinessProbeSpec

Field	Description
`port` IntOrString	Port specifies a number or name of the port to access on the VM.
If the format of port is a number, it must be in the range 1 to 65535.
If the format of name is a string, it must be an IANA_SVC_NAME.
`host` string	Host is an optional host name to connect to. Host defaults to the VM IP.

VGPUDevice

VGPUDevice contains the configuration corresponding to a vGPU device.

Appears in: - VirtualDevices

Field	Description
`profileName` string

VMAffinitySpec

VMAffinitySpec defines the affinity requirements for scheduling rules related to other VMs.

Appears in: - AffinitySpec

Field	Description
`requiredDuringSchedulingPreferredDuringExecution` VMAffinityTerm array	RequiredDuringSchedulingPreferredDuringExecution describes affinity
requirements that must be met or the VM will not be scheduled.

When there are multiple elements, the lists of nodes corresponding to each term are intersected, i.e. all terms must be satisfied.

Note: Any update to this field will replace the entire list rather than merging with the existing elements. | | preferredDuringSchedulingPreferredDuringExecution VMAffinityTerm array | PreferredDuringSchedulingPreferredDuringExecution describes affinity requirements that should be met, but the VM can still be scheduled if the requirement cannot be satisfied. The scheduler will prefer to schedule VMs that satisfy the affinity expressions specified by this field, but it may choose to violate one or more of the expressions.

When there are multiple elements, the lists of nodes corresponding to each term are intersected, i.e. all terms must be satisfied.

Note: Any update to this field will replace the entire list rather than merging with the existing elements. |

VMAffinityTerm

VMAffinityTerm defines the VM affinity/anti-affinity term.

Appears in: - VMAffinitySpec - VMAntiAffinitySpec

Field	Description
`labelSelector` LabelSelector	LabelSelector is a label query over a set of VMs.
When omitted, this term matches with no VMs.
`topologyKey` string	TopologyKey describes where this VM should be co-located (affinity) or not
co-located (anti-affinity).
Commonly used values include:
`kubernetes.io/hostname` -- The rule is executed in the context of a node/host.
`topology.kubernetes.io/zone` -- This rule is executed in the context of a zone.

Please note, The following rules apply when specifying the topology key in the context of a zone/host.

When topology key is in the context of a zone, the only supported verbs are PreferredDuringSchedulingPreferredDuringExecution and RequiredDuringSchedulingPreferredDuringExecution.
When topology key is in the context of a host, the only supported verbs are PreferredDuringSchedulingPreferredDuringExecution and RequiredDuringSchedulingPreferredDuringExecution for VM-VM node-level anti-affinity scheduling. |

VMAntiAffinitySpec

VMAntiAffinitySpec defines the anti-affinity requirements for scheduling rules related to other VMs.

Appears in: - AffinitySpec

Field	Description
`requiredDuringSchedulingPreferredDuringExecution` VMAffinityTerm array	RequiredDuringSchedulingPreferredDuringExecution describes anti-affinity
requirements that must be met or the VM will not be scheduled.

When there are multiple elements, the lists of nodes corresponding to each term are intersected, i.e. all terms must be satisfied.

Note: Any update to this field will replace the entire list rather than merging with the existing elements. | | preferredDuringSchedulingPreferredDuringExecution VMAffinityTerm array | PreferredDuringSchedulingPreferredDuringExecution describes anti-affinity requirements that should be met, but the VM can still be scheduled if the requirement cannot be satisfied. The scheduler will prefer to schedule VMs that satisfy the anti-affinity expressions specified by this field, but it may choose to violate one or more of the expressions. Additionally, it also describes the anti-affinity requirements that should be met during run-time, but the VM can still be run if the requirements cannot be satisfied.

When there are multiple elements, the lists of nodes corresponding to each term are intersected, i.e. all terms must be satisfied.

Note: Any update to this field will replace the entire list rather than merging with the existing elements. |

VSphereClusterModuleStatus

VSphereClusterModuleStatus describes the observed state of a vSphere cluster module.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicyStatus

Field	Description
`groupName` string
`moduleUUID` string
`clusterMoID` string

VirtualDevices

VirtualDevices contains information about the virtual devices associated with a VirtualMachineClass.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineClassHardware

Field	Description
`vgpuDevices` VGPUDevice array
`dynamicDirectPathIODevices` DynamicDirectPathIODevice array

VirtualMachineAdvancedSpec

VirtualMachineAdvancedSpec describes a set of optional, advanced VM configuration options.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineSpec

Field	Description
`bootDiskCapacity` Quantity	BootDiskCapacity is the capacity of the VM's boot disk -- the first disk
from the VirtualMachineImage from which the VM was deployed.

Please note it is not advised to change this value while the VM is running. Also, resizing the VM's boot disk may require actions inside of the guest to take advantage of the additional capacity. Finally, changing the size of the VM's boot disk, even increasing it, could adversely affect the VM.

Please note this field is ignored if the VM is deployed from an ISO with CD-ROM devices attached. | | defaultVolumeProvisioningMode VirtualMachineVolumeProvisioningMode | DefaultVolumeProvisioningMode specifies the default provisioning mode for persistent volumes managed by this VM. | | changeBlockTracking boolean | ChangeBlockTracking is a flag that enables incremental backup support for this VM, a feature utilized by external backup systems such as VMware Data Recovery. |

VirtualMachineBootstrapCloudInitSpec

VirtualMachineBootstrapCloudInitSpec describes the CloudInit configuration used to bootstrap the VM.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineBootstrapSpec

Field	Description
`instanceID` string	InstanceID is the cloud-init metadata instance ID.
If omitted, this field defaults to the VM's BiosUUID.
`cloudConfig` CloudConfig	CloudConfig describes a subset of a Cloud-Init CloudConfig, used to
bootstrap the VM.

Please note this field and RawCloudConfig are mutually exclusive. | | rawCloudConfig SecretKeySelector | RawCloudConfig describes a key in a Secret resource that contains the CloudConfig data used to bootstrap the VM.

The CloudConfig data specified by the key may be plain-text, base64-encoded, or gzipped and base64-encoded.

Please note this field and CloudConfig are mutually exclusive. | | sshAuthorizedKeys string array | SSHAuthorizedKeys is a list of public keys that CloudInit will apply to the guest's default user. | | useGlobalNameserversAsDefault boolean | UseGlobalNameserversAsDefault will use the global nameservers specified in the NetworkSpec as the per-interface nameservers when the per-interface nameservers is not provided.

Defaults to true if omitted. | | useGlobalSearchDomainsAsDefault boolean | UseGlobalSearchDomainsAsDefault will use the global search domains specified in the NetworkSpec as the per-interface search domains when the per-interface search domains is not provided.

Defaults to true if omitted. |

VirtualMachineBootstrapLinuxPrepSpec

VirtualMachineBootstrapLinuxPrepSpec describes the LinuxPrep configuration used to bootstrap the VM.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineBootstrapSpec

Field	Description
`hardwareClockIsUTC` boolean	HardwareClockIsUTC specifies whether the hardware clock is in UTC or
local time.
`timeZone` string	TimeZone is a case-sensitive timezone, such as Europe/Sofia.

Valid values are based on the tz (timezone) database used by Linux and other Unix systems. The values are strings in the form of "Area/Location," in which Area is a continent or ocean name, and Location is the city, island, or other regional designation.

Please see https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2145518 for a list of valid time zones for Linux systems. |

VirtualMachineBootstrapSpec

VirtualMachineBootstrapSpec defines the desired state of a VM's bootstrap configuration.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineSpec

Field	Description
`cloudInit` VirtualMachineBootstrapCloudInitSpec	CloudInit may be used to bootstrap Linux guests with Cloud-Init or
Windows guests that support Cloudbase-Init.

The guest's networking stack is configured by Cloud-Init on Linux guests and Cloudbase-Init on Windows guests.

Please note this bootstrap provider may not be used in conjunction with the other bootstrap providers. | | linuxPrep VirtualMachineBootstrapLinuxPrepSpec | LinuxPrep may be used to bootstrap Linux guests.

The guest's networking stack is configured by Guest OS Customization (GOSC).

Please note this bootstrap provider may be used in conjunction with the VAppConfig bootstrap provider when wanting to configure the guest's network with GOSC but also send vApp/OVF properties into the guest.

This bootstrap provider may not be used in conjunction with the CloudInit or Sysprep bootstrap providers. | | sysprep VirtualMachineBootstrapSysprepSpec | Sysprep may be used to bootstrap Windows guests.

The guest's networking stack is configured by Guest OS Customization (GOSC).

Please note this bootstrap provider may be used in conjunction with the VAppConfig bootstrap provider when wanting to configure the guest's network with GOSC but also send vApp/OVF properties into the guest.

This bootstrap provider may not be used in conjunction with the CloudInit or LinuxPrep bootstrap providers. | | vAppConfig VirtualMachineBootstrapVAppConfigSpec | VAppConfig may be used to bootstrap guests that rely on vApp properties (how VMware surfaces OVF properties on guests) to transport data into the guest.

The guest's networking stack may be configured using either vApp properties or GOSC.

Many OVFs define one or more properties that are used by the guest to bootstrap its networking stack. If the VirtualMachineImage defines one or more properties like this, then they can be configured to use the network data provided for this VM at runtime by setting these properties to Go template strings.

It is also possible to use GOSC to bootstrap this VM's network stack by configuring either the LinuxPrep or Sysprep bootstrap providers.

Please note the VAppConfig bootstrap provider in conjunction with the LinuxPrep bootstrap provider is the equivalent of setting the v1alpha1 VM metadata transport to "OvfEnv".

This bootstrap provider may not be used in conjunction with the CloudInit bootstrap provider. |

VirtualMachineBootstrapSysprepSpec

VirtualMachineBootstrapSysprepSpec describes the Sysprep configuration used to bootstrap the VM.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineBootstrapSpec

Field	Description
`sysprep` Sysprep	Sysprep is an object representation of a Windows sysprep.xml answer file.

This field encloses all the individual keys listed in a sysprep.xml file.

For more detailed information please see https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc771830(v=ws.10).aspx.

Please note this field and RawSysprep are mutually exclusive. | | rawSysprep SecretKeySelector | RawSysprep describes a key in a Secret resource that contains an XML string of the Sysprep text used to bootstrap the VM.

The data specified by the Secret key may be plain-text, base64-encoded, or gzipped and base64-encoded.

Please note this field and Sysprep are mutually exclusive. |

VirtualMachineBootstrapVAppConfigSpec

VirtualMachineBootstrapVAppConfigSpec describes the vApp configuration used to bootstrap the VM.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineBootstrapSpec

Field	Description
`properties` KeyValueOrSecretKeySelectorPair array	Properties is a list of vApp/OVF property key/value pairs.

Please note this field and RawProperties are mutually exclusive. | | rawProperties string | RawProperties is the name of a Secret resource in the same Namespace as this VM where each key/value pair from the Secret is used as a vApp key/value pair.

Please note this field and Properties are mutually exclusive. |

VirtualMachineCdromSpec

VirtualMachineCdromSpec describes the desired state of a CD-ROM device.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineSpec

Field	Description
`name` string	Name consists of at least two lowercase letters or digits of this CD-ROM.
It must be unique among all CD-ROM devices attached to the VM.

This field is immutable when the VM is powered on. | | image VirtualMachineImageRef | Image describes the reference to an ISO type VirtualMachineImage or ClusterVirtualMachineImage resource used as the backing for the CD-ROM. If the image kind is omitted, it defaults to VirtualMachineImage.

This field is immutable when the VM is powered on.

Please note, unlike the spec.imageName field, the value of this spec.cdrom.image.name MUST be a Kubernetes object name. | | connected boolean | Connected describes the desired connection state of the CD-ROM device.

When true, the CD-ROM device is added and connected to the VM. If the device already exists, it is updated to a connected state.

When explicitly set to false, the CD-ROM device is added but remains disconnected from the VM. If the CD-ROM device already exists, it is updated to a disconnected state.

Note: Before disconnecting a CD-ROM, the device may need to be unmounted in the guest OS. Refer to the following KB article for more details: https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article?legacyId=2144053

Defaults to true if omitted. | | allowGuestControl boolean | AllowGuestControl describes whether or not a web console connection may be used to connect/disconnect the CD-ROM device.

Defaults to true if omitted. |

VirtualMachineClassHardware

VirtualMachineClassHardware describes a virtual hardware resource specification.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineClassInstanceSpec - VirtualMachineClassSpec

Field	Description
`cpus` integer
`memory` Quantity
`devices` VirtualDevices
`instanceStorage` InstanceStorage

VirtualMachineClassInstanceSpec

VirtualMachineClassInstanceSpec defines the desired state of VirtualMachineClassInstance. It is a composite of VirtualMachineClassSpec.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineClassInstance

Field	Description
`controllerName` string	ControllerName describes the name of the controller responsible for
reconciling VirtualMachine resources that are realized from this
VirtualMachineClass.

When omitted, controllers reconciling VirtualMachine resources determine the default controller name from the environment variable DEFAULT_VM_CLASS_CONTROLLER_NAME. If this environment variable is not defined or empty, it defaults to vmoperator.vmware.com/vsphere.

Once a non-empty value is assigned to this field, attempts to set this field to an empty value will be silently ignored. | | hardware VirtualMachineClassHardware | Hardware describes the configuration of the VirtualMachineClass attributes related to virtual hardware. The configuration specified in this field is used to customize the virtual hardware characteristics of any VirtualMachine associated with this VirtualMachineClass. | | policies VirtualMachineClassPolicies | Policies describes the configuration of the VirtualMachineClass attributes related to virtual infrastructure policy. The configuration specified in this field is used to customize various policies related to infrastructure resource consumption. | | description string | Description describes the configuration of the VirtualMachineClass which is not related to virtual hardware or infrastructure policy. This field is used to address remaining specs about this VirtualMachineClass. | | configSpec RawMessage | ConfigSpec describes additional configuration information for a VirtualMachine. The contents of this field are the VirtualMachineConfigSpec data object (https://bit.ly/3HDtiRu) marshaled to JSON using the discriminator field "typeName" to preserve type information. | | reservedProfileID _string | ReservedProfileID describes the reservation profile associated with the namespace-scoped VirtualMachineClass object. | | reservedSlots integer | ReservedSlots describes the number of slots reserved for VMs that use this VirtualMachineClass. This field is only valid in conjunction with reservedProfileID. |

VirtualMachineClassInstanceStatus

VirtualMachineClassInstanceStatus defines the observed state of VirtualMachineClassInstance.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineClassInstance

VirtualMachineClassPolicies

VirtualMachineClassPolicies describes the policy configuration to be used by a VirtualMachineClass.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineClassInstanceSpec - VirtualMachineClassSpec

Field	Description
`resources` VirtualMachineClassResources

VirtualMachineClassResources

VirtualMachineClassResources describes the virtual hardware resource reservations and limits configuration to be used by a VirtualMachineClass.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineClassPolicies

Field	Description
`requests` VirtualMachineResourceSpec
`limits` VirtualMachineResourceSpec

VirtualMachineClassSpec

VirtualMachineClassSpec defines the desired state of VirtualMachineClass.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineClass - VirtualMachineClassInstanceSpec

Field	Description
`controllerName` string	ControllerName describes the name of the controller responsible for
reconciling VirtualMachine resources that are realized from this
VirtualMachineClass.

When omitted, controllers reconciling VirtualMachine resources determine the default controller name from the environment variable DEFAULT_VM_CLASS_CONTROLLER_NAME. If this environment variable is not defined or empty, it defaults to vmoperator.vmware.com/vsphere.

Once a non-empty value is assigned to this field, attempts to set this field to an empty value will be silently ignored. | | hardware VirtualMachineClassHardware | Hardware describes the configuration of the VirtualMachineClass attributes related to virtual hardware. The configuration specified in this field is used to customize the virtual hardware characteristics of any VirtualMachine associated with this VirtualMachineClass. | | policies VirtualMachineClassPolicies | Policies describes the configuration of the VirtualMachineClass attributes related to virtual infrastructure policy. The configuration specified in this field is used to customize various policies related to infrastructure resource consumption. | | description string | Description describes the configuration of the VirtualMachineClass which is not related to virtual hardware or infrastructure policy. This field is used to address remaining specs about this VirtualMachineClass. | | configSpec RawMessage | ConfigSpec describes additional configuration information for a VirtualMachine. The contents of this field are the VirtualMachineConfigSpec data object (https://bit.ly/3HDtiRu) marshaled to JSON using the discriminator field "typeName" to preserve type information. | | reservedProfileID _string | ReservedProfileID describes the reservation profile associated with the namespace-scoped VirtualMachineClass object. | | reservedSlots integer | ReservedSlots describes the number of slots reserved for VMs that use this VirtualMachineClass. This field is only valid in conjunction with reservedProfileID. |

VirtualMachineClassStatus

VirtualMachineClassStatus defines the observed state of VirtualMachineClass.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineClass

VirtualMachineCryptoSpec

VirtualMachineCryptoSpec defines the desired state of a VirtualMachine's encryption state.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineSpec

Field	Description
`encryptionClassName` string	EncryptionClassName describes the name of the EncryptionClass resource
used to encrypt this VM.

Please note, this field is not required to encrypt the VM. If the underlying platform has a default key provider, the VM may still be fully or partially encrypted depending on the specified storage and VM classes.

If there is a default key provider and an encryption storage class is selected, the files in the VM's home directory and non-PVC virtual disks will be encrypted

If there is a default key provider and a VM Class with a virtual, trusted platform module (vTPM) is selected, the files in the VM's home directory, minus any virtual disks, will be encrypted.

If the underlying vSphere platform does not have a default key provider, then this field is required when specifying an encryption storage class and/or a VM Class with a vTPM.

If this field is set, spec.storageClass must use an encryption-enabled storage class. | | useDefaultKeyProvider boolean | UseDefaultKeyProvider describes the desired behavior for when an explicit EncryptionClass is not provided.

When an explicit EncryptionClass is not provided and this value is true:

Deploying a VirtualMachine with an encryption storage policy or vTPM will be encrypted using the default key provider.
If a VirtualMachine is not encrypted, uses an encryption storage policy or has a virtual, trusted platform module (vTPM), there is a default key provider, the VM will be encrypted using the default key provider.
If a VirtualMachine is encrypted with a provider other than the default key provider, the VM will be rekeyed using the default key provider.

When an explicit EncryptionClass is not provided and this value is false:

Deploying a VirtualMachine with an encryption storage policy or vTPM will fail.
If a VirtualMachine is encrypted with a provider other than the default key provider, the VM will be not be rekeyed.

Please note, this could result in a VirtualMachine that cannot be powered on since it is encrypted using a provider or key that may have been removed. Without the key, the VM cannot be decrypted and thus cannot be powered on.

Defaults to true if omitted. |

VirtualMachineCryptoStatus

Appears in: - VirtualMachineStatus

Field	Description
`encrypted` VirtualMachineEncryptionType array	Encrypted describes the observed state of the VirtualMachine's
encryption. There may be two values in this list:

Config -- This refers to all of the files related to a VM except any virtual disks.
Disks -- This refers to at least one of the VM's attached disks. To determine the encryption state of the individual disks, please refer to status.volumes[].crypto. | | providerID string | ProviderID describes the provider ID used to encrypt the VirtualMachine. Please note, this field will be empty if the VirtualMachine is not encrypted. | | keyID string | KeyID describes the key ID used to encrypt the VirtualMachine. Please note, this field will be empty if the VirtualMachine is not encrypted. |

VirtualMachineEncryptionType

Underlying type: string

Appears in: - VirtualMachineCryptoStatus

VirtualMachineGroupBootOrderGroup

VirtualMachineGroupBootOrderGroup describes a boot order group within a VirtualMachineGroup.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineGroupSpec

Field	Description
`members` GroupMember array	Members describes the names of VirtualMachine or VirtualMachineGroup
objects that are members of this boot order group. The VM or VM Group
objects must be in the same namespace as this group.
`powerOnDelay` Duration	PowerOnDelay is the amount of time to wait before powering on all the
members of this boot order group.

If omitted, the members will be powered on immediately when the group's power state changes to PoweredOn. |

VirtualMachineGroupMemberStatus

VirtualMachineGroupMemberStatus describes the observed status of a group member.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineGroupStatus

Field	Description
`name` string	Name is the name of this member.
`kind` string	Kind is the kind of this member, which can be either VirtualMachine or
VirtualMachineGroup.
`placement` VirtualMachinePlacementStatus	Placement describes the placement results for this member.

Please note this field is only set for VirtualMachine members. | | powerState VirtualMachinePowerState | PowerState describes the observed power state of this member.

Please note this field is only set for VirtualMachine members. | | conditions Condition array | Conditions describes any conditions associated with this member.

The GroupLinked condition is True when the member exists and has its "Spec.GroupName" field set to the group's name.
The PowerStateSynced condition is True for the VirtualMachine member when the member's power state matches the group's power state.
The PlacementReady condition is True for the VirtualMachine member when the member has a placement decision ready.
The ReadyType condition is True for the VirtualMachineGroup member when all of its members' conditions are True. |

VirtualMachineGroupPlacementDatastoreStatus

Appears in: - VirtualMachinePlacementStatus

Field	Description
`name` string	Name describes the name of a datastore.
`id` string	ID describes the datastore ID.
`url` string	URL describes the datastore URL.
`supportedDiskFormats` string array	SupportedDiskFormat describes the list of disk formats supported by this
datastore.
`diskKey` integer	DiskKey describes the device key to which this recommendation applies.
When omitted, this recommendation is for the VM's home directory.

VirtualMachineGroupSpec

VirtualMachineGroupSpec defines the desired state of VirtualMachineGroup.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineGroup

Field	Description
`groupName` string	GroupName describes the name of the group that this group belongs to.

When this field is set to a valid group that contains this VM Group as a member, an owner reference to that group is added to this VM Group.

When this field is deleted or changed, any existing owner reference to the previous group will be removed from this VM Group. | | bootOrder VirtualMachineGroupBootOrderGroup array | BootOrder describes the boot sequence for this group members. Each boot order contains a set of members that will be powered on simultaneously, with an optional delay before powering on. The orders are processed sequentially in the order they appear in this list, with delays being cumulative across orders.

When powering off, all members are stopped immediately without delays. | | powerState VirtualMachinePowerState | PowerState describes the desired power state of a VirtualMachineGroup.

Please note this field may be omitted when creating a new VM group. This ensures that the power states of any existing VMs that are added to the group do not have their power states changed until the group's power state is explicitly altered.

However, once the field is set to a non-empty value, it may no longer be set to an empty value. This means that if the group's power state is PoweredOn, and a VM whose power state is PoweredOff is added to the group, that VM will be powered on. | | nextForcePowerStateSyncTime string | NextForcePowerStateSyncTime may be used to force sync the power state of the group to all of its members, by setting the value of this field to "now" (case-insensitive).

A mutating webhook changes this value to the current time (UTC), which the VM Group controller then uses to trigger a sync of the group's power state to its members.

Please note it is not possible to schedule future syncs using this field. The only value that users may set is the string "now" (case-insensitive). | | powerOffMode VirtualMachinePowerOpMode | PowerOffMode describes the desired behavior when powering off a VM Group. Refer to the VirtualMachine.PowerOffMode field for more details.

Please note this field is only propagated to the group's members when the group's power state is changed or the nextForcePowerStateSyncTime field is set to "now". | | suspendMode VirtualMachinePowerOpMode | SuspendMode describes the desired behavior when suspending a VM Group. Refer to the VirtualMachine.SuspendMode field for more details.

Please note this field is only propagated to the group's members when the group's power state is changed or the nextForcePowerStateSyncTime field is set to "now". |

VirtualMachineGroupStatus

VirtualMachineGroupStatus defines the observed state of VirtualMachineGroup.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineGroup

Field	Description
`members` VirtualMachineGroupMemberStatus array	Members describes the observed status of group members.
`lastUpdatedPowerStateTime` Time	LastUpdatedPowerStateTime describes the observed time when the power
state of the group was last updated.
`conditions` Condition array	Conditions describes any conditions associated with this VM Group.

The ReadyType condition is True when all of the group members have all of their expected conditions set to True. |

VirtualMachineImageDiskInfo

VirtualMachineImageDiskInfo describes information about any disks associated with this image.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineImageStatus

Field	Description
`capacity` Quantity	Capacity is the virtual disk capacity in bytes.
`size` Quantity	Size is the estimated populated size of the virtual disk in bytes.

VirtualMachineImageOSInfo

VirtualMachineImageOSInfo describes the image's guest operating system.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineImageStatus

Field	Description
`id` string	ID describes the operating system ID.

This value is also added to the image resource's labels as VirtualMachineImageOSIDLabel. | | type string | Type describes the operating system type.

This value is also added to the image resource's labels as VirtualMachineImageOSTypeLabel. | | version string | Version describes the operating system version.

This value is also added to the image resource's labels as VirtualMachineImageOSVersionLabel. |

VirtualMachineImageProductInfo

VirtualMachineImageProductInfo describes product information for an image.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineImageStatus

Field	Description
`product` string	Product is a general descriptor for the image.
`vendor` string	Vendor describes the organization/user that produced the image.
`version` string	Version describes the short-form version of the image.
`fullVersion` string	FullVersion describes the long-form version of the image.

VirtualMachineImageRef

Appears in: - VirtualMachineCdromSpec - VirtualMachineSpec

Field	Description
`kind` string	Kind describes the type of image, either a namespace-scoped
VirtualMachineImage or cluster-scoped ClusterVirtualMachineImage.
`name` string	Name refers to the name of a VirtualMachineImage resource in the same
namespace as this VM or a cluster-scoped ClusterVirtualMachineImage.

VirtualMachineImageSpec

VirtualMachineImageSpec defines the desired state of VirtualMachineImage.

Appears in: - ClusterVirtualMachineImage - VirtualMachineImage

Field	Description
`providerRef` LocalObjectRef	ProviderRef is a reference to the resource that contains the source of
this image's information.

VirtualMachineImageStatus

VirtualMachineImageStatus defines the observed state of VirtualMachineImage.

Appears in: - ClusterVirtualMachineImage - VirtualMachineImage

Field	Description
`name` string	Name describes the display name of this image.
`capabilities` string array	Capabilities describes the image's observed capabilities.

The capabilities are discerned when VM Operator reconciles an image. If the source of an image is an OVF in Content Library, then the capabilities are parsed from the OVF property capabilities.image.vmoperator.vmware.com as a comma-separated list of values. Well-known capabilities include:

cloud-init
nvidia-gpu
sriov-net

Every capability is also added to the resource's labels as VirtualMachineImageCapabilityLabel + Value. For example, if the capability is "cloud-init" then the following label will be added to the resource: capability.image.vmoperator.vmware.com/cloud-init. | | firmware string | Firmware describe the firmware type used by this image, ex. BIOS, EFI. | | hardwareVersion integer | HardwareVersion describes the observed hardware version of this image. | | osInfo VirtualMachineImageOSInfo | OSInfo describes the observed operating system information for this image.

The OS information is also added to the image resource's labels. Please refer to VirtualMachineImageOSInfo for more information. | | ovfProperties OVFProperty array | OVFProperties describes the observed user configurable OVF properties defined for this image. | | vmwareSystemProperties KeyValuePair array | VMwareSystemProperties describes the observed VMware system properties defined for this image. | | productInfo VirtualMachineImageProductInfo | ProductInfo describes the observed product information for this image. | | disks VirtualMachineImageDiskInfo array | Disks describes the observed disk information for this image. | | providerContentVersion string | ProviderContentVersion describes the content version from the provider item that this image corresponds to. If the provider of this image is a Content Library, this will be the version of the corresponding Content Library item. | | providerItemID string | ProviderItemID describes the ID of the provider item that this image corresponds to. If the provider of this image is a Content Library, this ID will be that of the corresponding Content Library item. | | conditions Condition array | Conditions describes the observed conditions for this image. | | type string | Type describes the content library item type (OVF, ISO, or VM) of the image. |

VirtualMachineNetworkConfigDHCPOptionsStatus

VirtualMachineNetworkConfigDHCPOptionsStatus describes the configured DHCP options.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkConfigDHCPStatus

Field	Description
`enabled` boolean	Enabled describes whether DHCP is enabled.

VirtualMachineNetworkConfigDHCPStatus

VirtualMachineNetworkConfigDHCPStatus describes the configured state of the system-wide DHCP settings for IP4 and IP6.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkConfigInterfaceIPStatus

Field	Description
`ip4` VirtualMachineNetworkConfigDHCPOptionsStatus	IP4 describes the configured state of the IP4 DHCP settings.
`ip6` VirtualMachineNetworkConfigDHCPOptionsStatus	IP6 describes the configured state of the IP6 DHCP settings.

VirtualMachineNetworkConfigDNSStatus

VirtualMachineNetworkConfigDNSStatus describes the configured state of the RFC 1034 client-side DNS settings.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkConfigInterfaceStatus - VirtualMachineNetworkConfigStatus

Field	Description
`hostName` string	HostName is the host name portion of the DNS name. For example,
the "my-vm" part of "my-vm.domain.local".
`domainName` string	DomainName is the domain name portion of the DNS name. For example,
the "domain.local" part of "my-vm.domain.local".
`nameservers` string array	Nameservers is a list of the IP addresses for the DNS servers to use.

IP4 addresses are specified using dotted decimal notation. For example, "192.0.2.1".

IP6 addresses are 128-bit addresses represented as eight fields of up to four hexadecimal digits. A colon separates each field (:). For example, 2001:DB8:101::230:6eff:fe04:d9ff. The address can also consist of the symbol '::' to represent multiple 16-bit groups of contiguous 0's only once in an address as described in RFC 2373. | | searchDomains string array | SearchDomains is a list of domains in which to search for hosts, in the order of preference. |

VirtualMachineNetworkConfigInterfaceIPStatus

VirtualMachineNetworkConfigInterfaceIPStatus describes the configured state of a VM's network interface's IP configuration.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkConfigInterfaceStatus

Field	Description
`dhcp` VirtualMachineNetworkConfigDHCPStatus	DHCP describes the interface's configured DHCP options.
`addresses` string array	Addresses describes configured IP addresses for this interface.
Addresses include the network's prefix length, ex. 192.168.0.0/24 or
2001:DB8:101::230:6eff:fe04:d9ff::/64.
`gateway4` string	Gateway4 describes the interface's configured, default, IP4 gateway.

Please note the IP address include the network prefix length, ex. 192.168.0.1/24. | | gateway6 string | Gateway6 describes the interface's configured, default, IP6 gateway.

Please note the IP address includes the network prefix length, ex. 2001:db8:101::1/64. |

VirtualMachineNetworkConfigInterfaceStatus

VirtualMachineNetworkConfigInterfaceStatus describes the configured state of network interface.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkConfigStatus

Field	Description
`name` string	Name describes the corresponding network interface with the same name
in the VM's desired network interface list.

Please note this name is not necessarily related to the name of the device as it is surfaced inside of the guest. | | ip VirtualMachineNetworkConfigInterfaceIPStatus | IP describes the interface's configured IP information. | | dns VirtualMachineNetworkConfigDNSStatus | DNS describes the interface's configured DNS information. |

VirtualMachineNetworkConfigStatus

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkStatus

Field	Description
`interfaces` VirtualMachineNetworkConfigInterfaceStatus array	Interfaces describes the configured state of the network interfaces.
`dns` VirtualMachineNetworkConfigDNSStatus	DNS describes the configured state of client-side DNS.

VirtualMachineNetworkDHCPOptionsStatus

VirtualMachineNetworkDHCPOptionsStatus describes the observed state of DHCP options.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkDHCPStatus

Field	Description
`config` KeyValuePair array	Config describes platform-dependent settings for the DHCP client.

The key part is a unique number while the value part is the platform specific configuration command. For example on Linux and BSD systems using the file dhclient.conf output would be reported at system scope: key='1', value='timeout 60;' key='2', value='reboot 10;'. The output reported per interface would be: key='1', value='prepend domain-name-servers 192.0.2.1;' key='2', value='require subnet-mask, domain-name-servers;'. | | enabled boolean | Enabled reports the status of the DHCP client services. |

VirtualMachineNetworkDHCPStatus

VirtualMachineNetworkDHCPStatus describes the observed state of the client-side, system-wide DHCP settings for IP4 and IP6.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkIPStackStatus - VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceIPStatus

Field	Description
`ip4` VirtualMachineNetworkDHCPOptionsStatus	IP4 describes the observed state of the IP4 DHCP client settings.
`ip6` VirtualMachineNetworkDHCPOptionsStatus	IP6 describes the observed state of the IP6 DHCP client settings.

VirtualMachineNetworkDNSStatus

VirtualMachineNetworkDNSStatus describes the observed state of the guest's RFC 1034 client-side DNS settings.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkIPStackStatus - VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceStatus

Field	Description
`dhcp` boolean	DHCP indicates whether or not dynamic host control protocol (DHCP) was
used to configure DNS configuration.
`hostName` string	HostName is the host name portion of the DNS name. For example,
the "my-vm" part of "my-vm.domain.local".
`domainName` string	DomainName is the domain name portion of the DNS name. For example,
the "domain.local" part of "my-vm.domain.local".
`nameservers` string array	Nameservers is a list of the IP addresses for the DNS servers to use.

IP4 addresses are specified using dotted decimal notation. For example, "192.0.2.1".

IP6 addresses are 128-bit addresses represented as eight fields of up to four hexadecimal digits. A colon separates each field (:). For example, 2001:DB8:101::230:6eff:fe04:d9ff. The address can also consist of the symbol '::' to represent multiple 16-bit groups of contiguous 0's only once in an address as described in RFC 2373. | | searchDomains string array | SearchDomains is a list of domains in which to search for hosts, in the order of preference. |

VirtualMachineNetworkIPRouteGatewayStatus

VirtualMachineNetworkIPRouteGatewayStatus describes the observed state of a guest network's IP route's next hop gateway.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkIPRouteStatus

Field	Description
`device` string	Device is the name of the device in the guest for which this gateway
applies.
`address` string	Address is the IP4 or IP6 address of the gateway.

VirtualMachineNetworkIPRouteStatus

VirtualMachineNetworkIPRouteStatus describes the observed state of a guest network's IP routes.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkIPStackStatus - VirtualMachineNetworkRouteStatus

Field	Description
`gateway` VirtualMachineNetworkIPRouteGatewayStatus	Gateway describes where to send the packets to next.
`networkAddress` string	NetworkAddress is the IP4 or IP6 address of the destination network.

Addresses include the network's prefix length, ex. 192.168.0.0/24 or 2001:DB8:101::230:6eff:fe04:d9ff::/64.

IP6 addresses are 128-bit addresses represented as eight fields of up to four hexadecimal digits. A colon separates each field (:). For example, 2001:DB8:101::230:6eff:fe04:d9ff. The address can also consist of symbol '::' to represent multiple 16-bit groups of contiguous 0's only once in an address as described in RFC 2373. |

VirtualMachineNetworkIPStackStatus

VirtualMachineNetworkIPStackStatus describes the observed state of a VM's IP stack.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkStatus

Field	Description
`dhcp` VirtualMachineNetworkDHCPStatus	DHCP describes the VM's observed, client-side, system-wide DHCP options.
`dns` VirtualMachineNetworkDNSStatus	DNS describes the VM's observed, client-side DNS configuration.
`ipRoutes` VirtualMachineNetworkIPRouteStatus array	IPRoutes contain the VM's routing tables for all address families.
`kernelConfig` KeyValuePair array	KernelConfig describes the observed state of the VM's kernel IP
configuration settings.

The key part contains a unique number while the value part contains the 'key=value' as provided by the underlying provider. For example, on Linux and/or BSD, the systcl -a output would be reported as: key='5', value='net.ipv4.tcp_keepalive_time = 7200'. |

VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceIPAddrStatus

VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceIPAddrStatus describes information about a specific IP address.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceIPStatus

Field	Description
`address` string	Address is an IP4 or IP6 address and their network prefix length.

An IP4 address is specified using dotted decimal notation. For example, "192.0.2.1".

IP6 addresses are 128-bit addresses represented as eight fields of up to four hexadecimal digits. A colon separates each field (:). For example, 2001:DB8:101::230:6eff:fe04:d9ff. The address can also consist of the symbol '::' to represent multiple 16-bit groups of contiguous 0's only once in an address as described in RFC 2373. | | lifetime Time | Lifetime describes when this address will expire. | | origin string | Origin describes how this address was configured. | | state string | State describes the state of this IP address. |

VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceIPStatus

VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceIPStatus describes the observed state of a VM's network interface's IP configuration.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceStatus

Field	Description
`autoConfigurationEnabled` boolean	AutoConfigurationEnabled describes whether or not ICMPv6 router
solicitation requests are enabled or disabled from a given interface.

These requests acquire an IP6 address and default gateway route from zero-to-many routers on the connected network.

If not set then ICMPv6 is not available on this VM. | | dhcp VirtualMachineNetworkDHCPStatus | DHCP describes the VM's observed, client-side, interface-specific DHCP options. | | addresses VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceIPAddrStatus array | Addresses describes observed IP addresses for this interface. | | macAddr string | MACAddr describes the observed MAC address for this interface. |

VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceSpec

VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceSpec describes the desired state of a VM's network interface.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkSpec

Field	Description
`name` string	Name describes the unique name of this network interface, used to
distinguish it from other network interfaces attached to this VM.

When the bootstrap provider is Cloud-Init and GuestDeviceName is not specified, the device inside the guest will be renamed to this value. Please note it is up to the user to ensure the provided name does not conflict with any other devices inside the guest, ex. dvd, cdrom, sda, etc. | | network PartialObjectRef | Network is the name of the network resource to which this interface is connected.

If no network is provided, then this interface will be connected to the Namespace's default network. | | guestDeviceName string | GuestDeviceName is used to rename the device inside the guest when the bootstrap provider is Cloud-Init. Please note it is up to the user to ensure the provided device name does not conflict with any other devices inside the guest, ex. dvd, cdrom, sda, etc. | | macAddr string | MACAddr is the optional MAC address of this interface.

If no MAC address is provided, one will be generated by either the network provider or vCenter.

Please note this field is only supported when the Network API Group is crd.nsx.vmware.com. | | addresses string array | Addresses is an optional list of IP4 or IP6 addresses to assign to this interface.

Please note this field is only supported if the connected network supports manual IP allocation.

Please note IP4 and IP6 addresses must include the network prefix length, ex. 192.168.0.10/24 or 2001:db8:101::a/64.

Please note this field may not contain IP4 addresses if DHCP4 is set to true or IP6 addresses if DHCP6 is set to true. | | dhcp4 boolean | DHCP4 indicates whether or not this interface uses DHCP for IP4 networking.

Please note this field is only supported if the network connection supports DHCP.

Please note this field is mutually exclusive with IP4 addresses in the Addresses field and the Gateway4 field. | | dhcp6 boolean | DHCP6 indicates whether or not this interface uses DHCP for IP6 networking.

Please note this field is only supported if the network connection supports DHCP.

Please note this field is mutually exclusive with IP6 addresses in the Addresses field and the Gateway6 field. | | gateway4 string | Gateway4 is the default, IP4 gateway for this interface.

If unset, the gateway from the network provider will be used. However, if set to "None", the network provider gateway will be ignored.

Please note this field is only supported if the network connection supports manual IP allocation.

Please note this field is mutually exclusive with DHCP4. | | gateway6 string | Gateway6 is the primary IP6 gateway for this interface.

If unset, the gateway from the network provider will be used. However, if set to "None", the network provider gateway will be ignored.

Please note this field is only supported if the network connection supports manual IP allocation.

Please note this field is mutually exclusive with DHCP6. | | mtu integer | MTU is the Maximum Transmission Unit size in bytes.

Please note this feature is available only with the following bootstrap providers: CloudInit. | | nameservers string array | Nameservers is a list of IP4 and/or IP6 addresses used as DNS nameservers.

Please note this feature is available only with the following bootstrap providers: CloudInit and Sysprep.

When using CloudInit and UseGlobalNameserversAsDefault is either unset or true, if nameservers is not provided, the global nameservers will be used instead.

Please note that Linux allows only three nameservers (https://linux.die.net/man/5/resolv.conf). | | routes VirtualMachineNetworkRouteSpec array | Routes is a list of optional, static routes.

Please note this feature is available only with the following bootstrap providers: CloudInit. | | searchDomains string array | SearchDomains is a list of search domains used when resolving IP addresses with DNS.

Please note this feature is available only with the following bootstrap providers: CloudInit.

When using CloudInit and UseGlobalSearchDomainsAsDefault is either unset or true, if search domains is not provided, the global search domains will be used instead. |

VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceStatus

VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceStatus describes the observed state of a VM's network interface.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkStatus

Field	Description
`name` string	Name describes the corresponding network interface with the same name
in the VM's desired network interface list. If unset, then there is no
corresponding entry for this interface.

Please note this name is not necessarily related to the name of the device as it is surfaced inside of the guest. | | deviceKey integer | DeviceKey describes the unique hardware device key of this network interface. | | ip VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceIPStatus | IP describes the observed state of the interface's IP configuration. | | dns VirtualMachineNetworkDNSStatus | DNS describes the observed state of the interface's DNS configuration. |

VirtualMachineNetworkRouteSpec

VirtualMachineNetworkRouteSpec defines a static route for a guest.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceSpec

Field	Description
`to` string	To is either "default", or an IP4 or IP6 address.
`via` string	Via is an IP4 or IP6 address.
`metric` integer	Metric is the weight/priority of the route.

VirtualMachineNetworkSpec

VirtualMachineNetworkSpec defines a VM's desired network configuration.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineSpec

Field	Description
`hostName` string	HostName describes the value the guest uses as its host name. If omitted,
the name of the VM will be used.

Please note, this feature is available with the following bootstrap providers: CloudInit, LinuxPrep, and Sysprep.

This field must adhere to the format specified in RFC-1034, Section 3.5 for DNS labels:

The total length is restricted to 63 characters or less.
The total length is restricted to 15 characters or less on Windows systems.
The value may begin with a digit per RFC-1123.
Underscores are not allowed.
Dashes are permitted, but not at the start or end of the value.
Symbol unicode points, such as emoji, are permitted, ex. ✓. However, please note that the use of emoji, even where allowed, may not compatible with the guest operating system, so it recommended to stick with more common characters for this value.
The value may be a valid IP4 or IP6 address. Please note, the use of an IP address for a host name is not compatible with all guest operating systems and is discouraged. Additionally, using an IP address for the host name is disallowed if spec.network.domainName is non-empty.

Please note, the combined values of spec.network.hostName and spec.network.domainName may not exceed 255 characters in length. | | domainName string | DomainName describes the value the guest uses as its domain name.

Please note, this feature is available with the following bootstrap providers: CloudInit, LinuxPrep, and Sysprep.

This field must adhere to the format specified in RFC-1034, Section 3.5 for DNS names:

When joined with the host name, the total length is restricted to 255 characters or less.
Individual segments must be 63 characters or less.
The top-level domain( ex. ".com"), is at least two letters with no special characters.
Underscores are not allowed.
Dashes are permitted, but not at the start or end of the value.
Long, top-level domain names (ex. ".london") are permitted.
Symbol unicode points, such as emoji, are disallowed in the top-level domain.

Please note, the combined values of spec.network.hostName and spec.network.domainName may not exceed 255 characters in length.

When deploying a guest running Microsoft Windows, this field describes the domain the computer should join. | | disabled boolean | Disabled is a flag that indicates whether or not to disable networking for this VM.

When set to true, the VM is not configured with a default interface nor any specified from the Interfaces field. | | nameservers string array | Nameservers is a list of IP4 and/or IP6 addresses used as DNS nameservers. These are applied globally.

Please note global nameservers are only available with the following bootstrap providers: LinuxPrep and Sysprep. The Cloud-Init bootstrap provider supports per-interface nameservers. However, when Cloud-Init is used and UseGlobalNameserversAsDefault is true, the global nameservers will be used when the per-interface nameservers is not provided.

Please note that Linux allows only three nameservers (https://linux.die.net/man/5/resolv.conf). | | searchDomains string array | SearchDomains is a list of search domains used when resolving IP addresses with DNS. These are applied globally.

Please note global search domains are only available with the following bootstrap providers: LinuxPrep and Sysprep. The Cloud-Init bootstrap provider supports per-interface search domains. However, when Cloud-Init is used and UseGlobalSearchDomainsAsDefault is true, the global search domains will be used when the per-interface search domains is not provided. | | interfaces VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceSpec array | Interfaces is the list of network interfaces used by this VM.

If the Interfaces field is empty and the Disabled field is false, then a default interface with the name eth0 will be created.

The maximum number of network interface allowed is 10 because a vSphere virtual machine may not have more than 10 virtual ethernet card devices. |

VirtualMachineNetworkStatus

VirtualMachineNetworkStatus defines the observed state of a VM's network configuration.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineStatus

Field	Description
`config` VirtualMachineNetworkConfigStatus	Config describes the resolved, configured network settings for the VM,
such as an interface's IP address obtained from IPAM, or global DNS
settings.

Please note this information does not represent the observed network state of the VM, but is intended for situations where someone boots a VM with no appropriate bootstrap engine and needs to know the network config valid for the deployed VM. | | hostName string | HostName describes the observed hostname reported by the VirtualMachine's guest operating system.

Please note, this value is only reported if VMware Tools is installed in the guest, and the value may or may not be a fully qualified domain name (FQDN), it simply depends on what is reported by the guest. | | interfaces VirtualMachineNetworkInterfaceStatus array | Interfaces describes the status of the VM's network interfaces. | | ipStacks VirtualMachineNetworkIPStackStatus array | IPStacks describes information about the guest's configured IP networking stacks. | | primaryIP4 string | PrimaryIP4 describes the VM's primary IP4 address.

If the bootstrap provider is CloudInit then this value is set to the value of the VM's "guestinfo.local-ipv4" property. Please see https://bit.ly/3NJB534 for more information on how this value is calculated.

If the bootstrap provider is anything else then this field is set to the value of the infrastructure VM's "guest.ipAddress" field. Please see https://bit.ly/3Au0jM4 for more information. | | primaryIP6 string | PrimaryIP6 describes the VM's primary IP6 address.

If the bootstrap provider is CloudInit then this value is set to the value of the VM's "guestinfo.local-ipv6" property. Please see https://bit.ly/3NJB534 for more information on how this value is calculated.

If the bootstrap provider is anything else then this field is set to the value of the infrastructure VM's "guest.ipAddress" field. Please see https://bit.ly/3Au0jM4 for more information. |

VirtualMachinePlacementStatus

Appears in: - VirtualMachineGroupMemberStatus

Field	Description
`name` string	Name is the name of VirtualMachine member of this group.
`zoneID` string	Zone describes the recommended zone for this VM.
`node` string	Node describes the recommended node for this VM.
`pool` string	Pool describes the recommended resource pool for this VM.
`datastores` VirtualMachineGroupPlacementDatastoreStatus array	Datastores describe the recommended datastores for this VM.
This includes the recommendations for each of the VM's disks
and files.

VirtualMachinePowerOpMode

Underlying type: string

VirtualMachinePowerOpMode represents the various power operation modes when powering off or suspending a VM.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineGroupSpec - VirtualMachineSpec

VirtualMachinePowerState

Underlying type: string

VirtualMachinePowerState defines a VM's desired and observed power states.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineGroupMemberStatus - VirtualMachineGroupSpec - VirtualMachineSpec - VirtualMachineStatus

VirtualMachinePromoteDisksMode

Underlying type: string

VirtualMachinePromoteDisksMode represents the available modes for promoting child disks to full clones.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineSpec

VirtualMachinePublishRequestSource

VirtualMachinePublishRequestSource is the source of a publication request, typically a VirtualMachine resource.

Appears in: - VirtualMachinePublishRequestSpec - VirtualMachinePublishRequestStatus

Field	Description
`name` string	Name is the name of the referenced object.

If omitted this value defaults to the name of the VirtualMachinePublishRequest resource. | | apiVersion string | APIVersion is the API version of the referenced object. | | kind string | Kind is the kind of referenced object. |

VirtualMachinePublishRequestSpec

VirtualMachinePublishRequestSpec defines the desired state of a VirtualMachinePublishRequest.

All the fields in this spec are optional. This is especially useful when a DevOps persona wants to publish a VM without doing anything more than applying a VirtualMachinePublishRequest resource that has the same name as said VM in the same namespace as said VM.

Appears in: - VirtualMachinePublishRequest

Field	Description
`source` VirtualMachinePublishRequestSource	Source is the source of the publication request, ex. a VirtualMachine
resource.

If this value is omitted then the publication controller checks to see if there is a resource with the same name as this VirtualMachinePublishRequest resource, an API version equal to spec.source.apiVersion, and a kind equal to spec.source.kind. If such a resource exists, then it is the source of the publication. | | target VirtualMachinePublishRequestTarget | Target is the target of the publication request, ex. item information and a ContentLibrary resource.

If this value is omitted, the controller uses spec.source.name + "-image" as the name of the published item. Additionally, when omitted the controller attempts to identify the target location by matching a resource with an API version equal to spec.target.location.apiVersion, a kind equal to spec.target.location.kind, w/ the label "imageregistry.vmware.com/default".

Please note that while optional, if a VirtualMachinePublishRequest sans target information is applied to a namespace without a default publication target, then the VirtualMachinePublishRequest resource will be marked in error. | | ttlSecondsAfterFinished integer | TTLSecondsAfterFinished is the time-to-live duration for how long this resource will be allowed to exist once the publication operation completes. After the TTL expires, the resource will be automatically deleted without the user having to take any direct action.

If this field is unset then the request resource will not be automatically deleted. If this field is set to zero then the request resource is eligible for deletion immediately after it finishes. |

VirtualMachinePublishRequestStatus

VirtualMachinePublishRequestStatus defines the observed state of a VirtualMachinePublishRequest.

Appears in: - VirtualMachinePublishRequest

Field	Description
`sourceRef` VirtualMachinePublishRequestSource	SourceRef is the reference to the source of the publication request,
ex. a VirtualMachine resource.
`targetRef` VirtualMachinePublishRequestTarget	TargetRef is the reference to the target of the publication request,
ex. item information and a ContentLibrary resource.
`completionTime` Time	CompletionTime represents time when the request was completed. It is not
guaranteed to be set in happens-before order across separate operations.
It is represented in RFC3339 form and is in UTC.

The value of this field should be equal to the value of the LastTransitionTime for the status condition Type=Complete. | | startTime Time | StartTime represents time when the request was acknowledged by the controller. It is not guaranteed to be set in happens-before order across separate operations. It is represented in RFC3339 form and is in UTC. | | attempts integer | Attempts represents the number of times the request to publish the VM has been attempted. | | lastAttemptTime Time | LastAttemptTime represents the time when the latest request was sent. | | imageName string | ImageName is the name of the VirtualMachineImage resource that is eventually realized in the same namespace as the VM and publication request after the publication operation completes.

This field will not be set until the VirtualMachineImage resource is realized. | | ready boolean | Ready is set to true only when the VM has been published successfully and the new VirtualMachineImage resource is ready.

Readiness is determined by waiting until there is status condition Type=Complete and ensuring it and all other status conditions present have a Status=True. The conditions present will be:

SourceValid
TargetValid
Uploaded
ImageAvailable
Complete | | conditions Condition array | Conditions is a list of the latest, available observations of the request's current state. |

VirtualMachinePublishRequestTarget

VirtualMachinePublishRequestTarget is the target of a publication request, typically a ContentLibrary resource.

Appears in: - VirtualMachinePublishRequestSpec - VirtualMachinePublishRequestStatus

Field	Description
`item` VirtualMachinePublishRequestTargetItem	Item contains information about the name of the object to which
the VM is published.

Please note this value is optional and if omitted, the controller will use spec.source.name + "-image" as the name of the published item. | | location VirtualMachinePublishRequestTargetLocation | Location contains information about the location to which to publish the VM. |

VirtualMachinePublishRequestTargetItem

VirtualMachinePublishRequestTargetItem is the item part of a publication request's target.

Appears in: - VirtualMachinePublishRequestTarget

Field	Description
`name` string	Name is the name of the published object.

If the spec.target.location.apiVersion equals imageregistry.vmware.com/v1alpha1 and the spec.target.location.kind equals ContentLibrary, then this should be the name that will show up in vCenter Content Library, not the custom resource name in the namespace.

If omitted then the controller will use spec.source.name + "-image". | | description string | Description is the description to assign to the published object. |

VirtualMachinePublishRequestTargetLocation

VirtualMachinePublishRequestTargetLocation is the location part of a publication request's target.

Appears in: - VirtualMachinePublishRequestTarget

Field	Description
`name` string	Name is the name of the referenced object.

Please note an error will be returned if this field is not set in a namespace that lacks a default publication target.

A default publication target is a resource with an API version equal to spec.target.location.apiVersion, a kind equal to spec.target.location.kind, and has the label "imageregistry.vmware.com/default". | | apiVersion string | APIVersion is the API version of the referenced object. | | kind string | Kind is the kind of referenced object. |

VirtualMachineReadinessProbeSpec

VirtualMachineReadinessProbeSpec describes a probe used to determine if a VM is in a ready state. All probe actions are mutually exclusive.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineSpec

Field	Description
`tcpSocket` TCPSocketAction	TCPSocket specifies an action involving a TCP port.

Deprecated: The TCPSocket action requires network connectivity that is not supported in all environments. This field will be removed in a later API version. | | guestHeartbeat GuestHeartbeatAction | GuestHeartbeat specifies an action involving the guest heartbeat status. | | guestInfo GuestInfoAction array | GuestInfo specifies an action involving key/value pairs from GuestInfo.

The elements are evaluated with the logical AND operator, meaning all expressions must evaluate as true for the probe to succeed.

For example, a VM resource's probe definition could be specified as the following:

    guestInfo:
    - key:   ready
      value: true

With the above configuration in place, the VM would not be considered ready until the GuestInfo key "ready" was set to the value "true".

From within the guest operating system it is possible to set GuestInfo key/value pairs using the program "vmware-rpctool," which is included with VM Tools. For example, the following command will set the key "guestinfo.ready" to the value "true":

    vmware-rpctool "info-set guestinfo.ready true"

Once executed, the VM's readiness probe will be signaled and the VM resource will be marked as ready. | | timeoutSeconds integer | TimeoutSeconds specifies a number of seconds after which the probe times out. Defaults to 10 seconds. Minimum value is 1. | | periodSeconds integer | PeriodSeconds specifics how often (in seconds) to perform the probe. Defaults to 10 seconds. Minimum value is 1. |

VirtualMachineReservedSpec

VirtualMachineReservedSpec describes a set of VM configuration options reserved for system use. Modification attempts by DevOps users will result in a validation error.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineSpec

Field	Description
`resourcePolicyName` string

VirtualMachineResourceSpec

VirtualMachineResourceSpec describes a virtual hardware policy specification.

Appears in: - ResourcePoolSpec - VirtualMachineClassResources

Field	Description
`cpu` Quantity
`memory` Quantity

VirtualMachineServicePort

VirtualMachineServicePort describes the specification of a service port to be exposed by a VirtualMachineService. This VirtualMachineServicePort specification includes attributes that define the external and internal representation of the service port.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineServiceSpec

Field	Description
`name` string	Name describes the name to be used to identify this
VirtualMachineServicePort.
`protocol` string	Protocol describes the Layer 4 transport protocol for this port.
Supports "TCP", "UDP", and "SCTP".
`port` integer	Port describes the external port that will be exposed by the service.
`targetPort` integer	TargetPort describes the internal port open on a VirtualMachine that
should be mapped to the external Port.

VirtualMachineServiceSpec

VirtualMachineServiceSpec defines the desired state of VirtualMachineService.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineService

Field	Description
`type` VirtualMachineServiceType	Type specifies a desired VirtualMachineServiceType for this
VirtualMachineService. Supported types are ClusterIP, LoadBalancer,
ExternalName.
`ports` VirtualMachineServicePort array	Ports specifies a list of VirtualMachineServicePort to expose with this
VirtualMachineService. Each of these ports will be an accessible network
entry point to access this service by.
`selector` object (keys:string, values:string)	Selector specifies a map of key-value pairs, also known as a Label
Selector, that is used to match this VirtualMachineService with the set
of VirtualMachines that should back this VirtualMachineService.
`loadBalancerIP` string	LoadBalancer will get created with the IP specified in this field.
Only applies to VirtualMachineService Type: LoadBalancer
This feature depends on whether the underlying load balancer provider
supports specifying the loadBalancerIP when a load balancer is created.
This field will be ignored if the provider does not support the feature.
Deprecated: This field was under-specified and its meaning varies across implementations.
Using it is non-portable and it may not support dual-stack.
Users are encouraged to use implementation-specific annotations when available.
`loadBalancerSourceRanges` string array	LoadBalancerSourceRanges is an array of IP addresses in the format of
CIDRs, for example: 103.21.244.0/22 and 10.0.0.0/24.
If specified and supported by the load balancer provider, this will
restrict ingress traffic to the specified client IPs. This field will be
ignored if the provider does not support the feature.
`clusterIp` string	ClusterIP is the IP address of the service and is usually assigned
randomly by the master. If an address is specified manually and is not in
use by others, it will be allocated to the service; otherwise, creation
of the service will fail. This field can not be changed through updates.
Valid values are "None", empty string (""), or a valid IP address. "None"
can be specified for headless services when proxying is not required.
Only applies to types ClusterIP and LoadBalancer.
Ignored if type is ExternalName.
More info: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/service/#virtual-ips-and-service-proxies
`externalName` string	ExternalName is the external reference that kubedns or equivalent will
return as a CNAME record for this service. No proxying will be involved.
Must be a valid RFC-1123 hostname (https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1123)
and requires Type to be ExternalName.

VirtualMachineServiceStatus

VirtualMachineServiceStatus defines the observed state of VirtualMachineService.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineService

Field	Description
`loadBalancer` LoadBalancerStatus	LoadBalancer contains the current status of the load balancer,
if one is present.

VirtualMachineServiceType

Underlying type: string

VirtualMachineServiceType string describes ingress methods for a service.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineServiceSpec

VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicySpec

VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicySpec defines the desired state of VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicy.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicy

Field	Description
`resourcePool` ResourcePoolSpec
`folder` string
`clusterModuleGroups` string array

VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicyStatus

VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicyStatus defines the observed state of VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicy.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineSetResourcePolicy

Field	Description
`resourcePools` ResourcePoolStatus array
`clustermodules` VSphereClusterModuleStatus array

VirtualMachineSpec

VirtualMachineSpec defines the desired state of a VirtualMachine.

Appears in: - VirtualMachine

Field	Description
`cdrom` VirtualMachineCdromSpec array	Cdrom describes the desired state of the VM's CD-ROM devices.

Each CD-ROM device requires a reference to an ISO-type VirtualMachineImage or ClusterVirtualMachineImage resource as backing.

Multiple CD-ROM devices using the same backing image, regardless of image kinds (namespace or cluster scope), are not allowed.

CD-ROM devices can be added, updated, or removed when the VM is powered off. When the VM is powered on, only the connection state of existing CD-ROM devices can be changed. CD-ROM devices are attached to the VM in the specified list-order. | | image VirtualMachineImageRef | Image describes the reference to the VirtualMachineImage or ClusterVirtualMachineImage resource used to deploy this VM.

Please note, unlike the field spec.imageName, the value of spec.image.name MUST be a Kubernetes object name.

Please also note, when creating a new VirtualMachine, if this field and spec.imageName are both non-empty, then they must refer to the same resource or an error is returned.

Please note, this field may be empty if the VM was imported instead of deployed by VM Operator. An imported VirtualMachine resource references an existing VM on the underlying platform that was not deployed from a VM image. | | imageName string | ImageName describes the name of the image resource used to deploy this VM.

This field may be used to specify the name of a VirtualMachineImage or ClusterVirtualMachineImage resource. The resolver first checks to see if there is a VirtualMachineImage with the specified name in the same namespace as the VM being deployed. If no such resource exists, the resolver then checks to see if there is a ClusterVirtualMachineImage resource with the specified name.

This field may also be used to specify the display name (vSphere name) of a VirtualMachineImage or ClusterVirtualMachineImage resource. If the display name unambiguously resolves to a distinct VM image (among all existing VirtualMachineImages in the VM's namespace and all existing ClusterVirtualMachineImages), then a mutation webhook updates the spec.image field with the reference to the resolved VM image. If the display name resolves to multiple or no VM images, then the mutation webhook denies the request and returns an error.

Please also note, when creating a new VirtualMachine, if this field and spec.image are both non-empty, then they must refer to the same resource or an error is returned.

Please note, this field may be empty if the VM was imported instead of deployed by VM Operator. An imported VirtualMachine resource references an existing VM on the underlying platform that was not deployed from a VM image. | | className string | ClassName describes the name of the VirtualMachineClass resource used to deploy this VM.

Please note, this field may be empty if the VM was imported instead of deployed by VM Operator. An imported VirtualMachine resource references an existing VM on the underlying platform that was not deployed from a VM class.

If a VM is using a class, a different value in spec.className leads to the VM being resized. | | affinity AffinitySpec | Affinity describes the VM's scheduling constraints. | | crypto VirtualMachineCryptoSpec | Crypto describes the desired encryption state of the VirtualMachine. | | storageClass string | StorageClass describes the name of a Kubernetes StorageClass resource used to configure this VM's storage-related attributes.

Please see https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/storage-classes/ for more information on Kubernetes storage classes. | | bootstrap VirtualMachineBootstrapSpec | Bootstrap describes the desired state of the guest's bootstrap configuration.

If omitted, a default bootstrap method may be selected based on the guest OS identifier. If Linux, then the LinuxPrep method is used. | | network VirtualMachineNetworkSpec | Network describes the desired network configuration for the VM.

Please note this value may be omitted entirely and the VM will be assigned a single, virtual network interface that is connected to the Namespace's default network. | | powerState VirtualMachinePowerState | PowerState describes the desired power state of a VirtualMachine.

Please note this field may be omitted when creating a new VM and will default to "PoweredOn." However, once the field is set to a non-empty value, it may no longer be set to an empty value.

Additionally, setting this value to "Suspended" is not supported when creating a new VM. The valid values when creating a new VM are "PoweredOn" and "PoweredOff." An empty value is also allowed on create since this value defaults to "PoweredOn" for new VMs. | | powerOffMode VirtualMachinePowerOpMode | PowerOffMode describes the desired behavior when powering off a VM.

There are three, supported power off modes: Hard, Soft, and TrySoft. The first mode, Hard, is the equivalent of a physical system's power cord being ripped from the wall. The Soft mode requires the VM's guest to have VM Tools installed and attempts to gracefully shutdown the VM. Its variant, TrySoft, first attempts a graceful shutdown, and if that fails or the VM is not in a powered off state after five minutes, the VM is halted.

If omitted, the mode defaults to TrySoft. | | suspendMode VirtualMachinePowerOpMode | SuspendMode describes the desired behavior when suspending a VM.

There are three, supported suspend modes: Hard, Soft, and TrySoft. The first mode, Hard, is where vSphere suspends the VM to disk without any interaction inside of the guest. The Soft mode requires the VM's guest to have VM Tools installed and attempts to gracefully suspend the VM. Its variant, TrySoft, first attempts a graceful suspend, and if that fails or the VM is not in a put into standby by the guest after five minutes, the VM is suspended.

If omitted, the mode defaults to TrySoft. | | nextRestartTime string | NextRestartTime may be used to restart the VM, in accordance with RestartMode, by setting the value of this field to "now" (case-insensitive).

A mutating webhook changes this value to the current time (UTC), which the VM controller then uses to determine the VM should be restarted by comparing the value to the timestamp of the last time the VM was restarted.

Please note it is not possible to schedule future restarts using this field. The only value that users may set is the string "now" (case-insensitive). | | restartMode VirtualMachinePowerOpMode | RestartMode describes the desired behavior for restarting a VM when spec.nextRestartTime is set to "now" (case-insensitive).

There are three, supported suspend modes: Hard, Soft, and TrySoft. The first mode, Hard, is where vSphere resets the VM without any interaction inside of the guest. The Soft mode requires the VM's guest to have VM Tools installed and asks the guest to restart the VM. Its variant, TrySoft, first attempts a soft restart, and if that fails or does not complete within five minutes, the VM is hard reset.

If omitted, the mode defaults to TrySoft. | | volumes VirtualMachineVolume array | Volumes describes a list of volumes that can be mounted to the VM. | | readinessProbe VirtualMachineReadinessProbeSpec | ReadinessProbe describes a probe used to determine the VM's ready state. | | advanced VirtualMachineAdvancedSpec | Advanced describes a set of optional, advanced VM configuration options. | | reserved VirtualMachineReservedSpec | Reserved describes a set of VM configuration options reserved for system use.

Please note attempts to modify the value of this field by a DevOps user will result in a validation error. | | minHardwareVersion integer | MinHardwareVersion describes the desired, minimum hardware version.

The logic that determines the hardware version is as follows:

If this field is set, then its value is used.
Otherwise, if the VirtualMachineClass used to deploy the VM contains a non-empty hardware version, then it is used.
Finally, if the hardware version is still undetermined, the value is set to the default hardware version for the Datacenter/Cluster/Host where the VM is provisioned.

This field is never updated to reflect the derived hardware version. Instead, VirtualMachineStatus.HardwareVersion surfaces the observed hardware version.

Please note, setting this field's value to N ensures a VM's hardware version is equal to or greater than N. For example, if a VM's observed hardware version is 10 and this field's value is 13, then the VM will be upgraded to hardware version 13. However, if the observed hardware version is 17 and this field's value is 13, no change will occur.

Several features are hardware version dependent, for example:

NVMe Controllers >= 14
Dynamic Direct Path I/O devices >= 17

Please refer to https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1003746 for a list of VM hardware versions.

It is important to remember that a VM's hardware version may not be downgraded and upgrading a VM deployed from an image based on an older hardware version to a more recent one may result in unpredictable behavior. In other words, please be careful when choosing to upgrade a VM to a newer hardware version. | | instanceUUID string | InstanceUUID describes the desired Instance UUID for a VM. If omitted, this field defaults to a random UUID. This value is only used for the VM Instance UUID, it is not used within cloudInit. This identifier is used by VirtualCenter to uniquely identify all virtual machine instances, including those that may share the same BIOS UUID. | | biosUUID string | BiosUUID describes the desired BIOS UUID for a VM. If omitted, this field defaults to a random UUID. When the bootstrap provider is Cloud-Init, this value is used as the default value for spec.bootstrap.cloudInit.instanceID if it is omitted. | | guestID string | GuestID describes the desired guest operating system identifier for a VM.

The logic that determines the guest ID is as follows:

If this field is set, then its value is used. Otherwise, if the VM is deployed from an OVF template that defines a guest ID, then that value is used. The guest ID from VirtualMachineClass used to deploy the VM is ignored.

For a complete list of supported values, please refer to https://developer.broadcom.com/xapis/vsphere-web-services-api/latest/vim.vm.GuestOsDescriptor.GuestOsIdentifier.html.

Please note that some guest ID values may require a minimal hardware version, which can be set using the spec.minHardwareVersion field. To see the mapping between virtual hardware versions and the product versions that support a specific guest ID, please refer to https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article/315655/virtual-machine-hardware-versions.html.

Please note that this field is immutable after the VM is powered on. To change the guest ID after the VM is powered on, the VM must be powered off and then powered on again with the updated guest ID spec.

This field is required when the VM has any CD-ROM devices attached. | | promoteDisksMode VirtualMachinePromoteDisksMode | PromoteDisksMode describes the mode used to promote a VM's delta disks to full disks. The available modes are:

Disabled -- Do not promote disks.
Online -- Promote disks while the VM is powered on. VMs with snapshots do not support online promotion.
Offline -- Promote disks while the VM is powered off.

Please note, this field is ignored for encrypted VMs since they do not use delta disks.

Defaults to Online. | | groupName string | GroupName indicates the name of the VirtualMachineGroup to which this VM belongs.

VMs that belong to a group do not drive their own placement, rather that is handled by the group.

When this field is set to a valid group that contains this VM as a member, an owner reference to that group is added to this VM.

When this field is deleted or changed, any existing owner reference to the previous group will be removed from this VM. |

VirtualMachineStatus

VirtualMachineStatus defines the observed state of a VirtualMachine instance.

Appears in: - VirtualMachine

Field	Description
`nodeName` string	NodeName describes the observed name of the node where the VirtualMachine
is scheduled.
`powerState` VirtualMachinePowerState	PowerState describes the observed power state of the VirtualMachine.
`conditions` Condition array	Conditions describes the observed conditions of the VirtualMachine.
`crypto` VirtualMachineCryptoStatus	Crypto describes the observed state of the VirtualMachine's encryption
configuration.
`network` VirtualMachineNetworkStatus	Network describes the observed state of the VM's network configuration.
Please note much of the network status information is only available if
the guest has VM Tools installed.
`uniqueID` string	UniqueID describes a unique identifier that is provided by the underlying
infrastructure provider, such as vSphere.
`biosUUID` string	BiosUUID describes a unique identifier provided by the underlying
infrastructure provider that is exposed to the Guest OS BIOS as a unique
hardware identifier.
`instanceUUID` string	InstanceUUID describes the unique instance UUID provided by the
underlying infrastructure provider, such as vSphere.
`volumes` VirtualMachineVolumeStatus array	Volumes describes the observed state of the volumes that are intended to
be attached to the VirtualMachine.
`changeBlockTracking` boolean	ChangeBlockTracking describes whether or not change block tracking is
enabled for the VirtualMachine.
`zone` string	Zone describes the availability zone where the VirtualMachine has been
scheduled.

Please note this field may be empty when the cluster is not zone-aware. | | lastRestartTime Time | LastRestartTime describes the last time the VM was restarted. | | hardwareVersion integer | HardwareVersion describes the VirtualMachine resource's observed hardware version.

Please refer to VirtualMachineSpec.MinHardwareVersion for more information on the topic of a VM's hardware version. | | storage VirtualMachineStorageStatus | Storage describes the observed state of the VirtualMachine's storage. |

VirtualMachineStorageStatus

VirtualMachineStorageStatus defines the observed state of a VirtualMachine's storage.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineStatus

Field	Description
`total` Quantity	Total describes the total storage space used by a VirtualMachine that
counts against the Namespace's storage quota.
This value is a sum of requested.disks + used.other.
`requested` VirtualMachineStorageStatusRequested	Requested describes the observed amount of storage requested by a
VirtualMachine.
`usage` VirtualMachineStorageStatusUsed	Used describes the observed amount of storage used by a VirtualMachine.

VirtualMachineStorageStatusRequested

Appears in: - VirtualMachineStorageStatus

Field	Description
`disks` Quantity	Disks describes the total storage space requested by a VirtualMachine's
non-PVC disks.

VirtualMachineStorageStatusUsed

Appears in: - VirtualMachineStorageStatus

Field	Description
`disks` Quantity	Disks describes the total storage space used by a VirtualMachine's
non-PVC disks. This does not include the any child / delta disks
created for snapshots.
`other` Quantity	Other describes the total storage space used by the VirtualMachine's
non-disk files, ex. the configuration file, swap space, logs, etc.
This does not include the non-disk files created for snapshots,
ex. snapshot data, list, and memory files.

VirtualMachineVolume

VirtualMachineVolume represents a named volume in a VM.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineSpec

Field	Description
`name` string	Name represents the volume's name. Must be a DNS_LABEL and unique within
the VM.
`persistentVolumeClaim` PersistentVolumeClaimVolumeSource	PersistentVolumeClaim represents a reference to a PersistentVolumeClaim
in the same namespace.

More information is available at https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/persistent-volumes#persistentvolumeclaims. |

VirtualMachineVolumeCryptoStatus

Appears in: - VirtualMachineVolumeStatus

Field	Description
`providerID` string	ProviderID describes the provider ID used to encrypt the volume.
Please note, this field will be empty if the volume is not
encrypted.
`keyID` string	KeyID describes the key ID used to encrypt the volume.
Please note, this field will be empty if the volume is not
encrypted.

VirtualMachineVolumeProvisioningMode

Underlying type: string

VirtualMachineVolumeProvisioningMode is the type used to express the desired or observed provisioning mode for a virtual machine disk.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineAdvancedSpec

VirtualMachineVolumeSource

VirtualMachineVolumeSource represents the source location of a volume to mount. Only one of its members may be specified.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineVolume

Field	Description
`persistentVolumeClaim` PersistentVolumeClaimVolumeSource	PersistentVolumeClaim represents a reference to a PersistentVolumeClaim
in the same namespace.

More information is available at https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/persistent-volumes#persistentvolumeclaims. |

VirtualMachineVolumeStatus

VirtualMachineVolumeStatus defines the observed state of a VirtualMachineVolume instance.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineStatus

Field	Description
`name` string	Name is the name of the attached volume.
`type` VirtualMachineVolumeType	Type is the type of the attached volume.
`crypto` VirtualMachineVolumeCryptoStatus	Crypto describes the volume's encryption status.
`limit` Quantity	Limit describes the maximum, requested capacity of the volume.
`requested` Quantity	Requested describes the minimum, requested capacity of the volume.

Please note, this value is used when calculating a VM's impact to a namespace's storage quota. | | used Quantity | Used describes the observed, non-shared size of the volume on disk.

For example, if this is a linked-clone's boot volume, this value represents the space consumed by the linked clone, not the parent.

Another example is when a volume is thin-provisioned. The volume's capacity may be 20Gi, but the actual usage on disk may only be a few hundred mebibytes. | | attached boolean | Attached represents whether a volume has been successfully attached to the VirtualMachine or not. | | diskUUID string | DiskUUID represents the underlying virtual disk UUID and is present when attachment succeeds. | | error string | Error represents the last error seen when attaching or detaching a volume. Error will be empty if attachment succeeds. |

VirtualMachineVolumeType

Underlying type: string

VirtualMachineVolumeType describes the type of a VirtualMachine volume.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineVolumeStatus

VirtualMachineWebConsoleRequestSpec

VirtualMachineWebConsoleRequestSpec describes the desired state for a web console request to a VM.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineWebConsoleRequest

Field	Description
`name` string	Name is the name of a VM in the same Namespace as this web console
request.
`publicKey` string	PublicKey is used to encrypt the status.response. This is expected to be a RSA OAEP public key in X.509 PEM format.

VirtualMachineWebConsoleRequestStatus

VirtualMachineWebConsoleRequestStatus describes the observed state of the request.

Appears in: - VirtualMachineWebConsoleRequest

Field	Description
`response` string	Response will be the authenticated ticket corresponding to this web console request.
`expiryTime` Time	ExpiryTime is the time at which access via this request will expire.
`proxyAddr` string	ProxyAddr describes the host address and optional port used to access
the VM's web console.

The value could be a DNS entry, IPv4, or IPv6 address, followed by an optional port. For example, valid values include:

DNS
    * host.com
    * host.com:6443

IPv4
    * 1.2.3.4
    * 1.2.3.4:6443

IPv6
    * 1234:1234:1234:1234:1234:1234:1234:1234
    * [1234:1234:1234:1234:1234:1234:1234:1234]:6443
    * 1234:1234:1234:0000:0000:0000:1234:1234
    * 1234:1234:1234::::1234:1234
    * [1234:1234:1234::::1234:1234]:6443

In other words, the field may be set to any value that is parsable by Go's https://pkg.go.dev/net#ResolveIPAddr and https://pkg.go.dev/net#ParseIP functions. |