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Sample application policy definition JSON

The following are sample configurations that can be used in a JSON to define an application policy:

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W = Writable

R = Readable

U = Updatable

M = Mandatory (Required)

DV = Default Value

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Property W R U Description M DV Data
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	id
	id

id

√

ID of the application policy.

Yes

N/A

String

application-policy-1

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	algorithm
	algorithm

algorithm

√

Defines the algorithm that needs to be applied between network partitions. The available algorithms are as follows:

One after another
All at once

Yes

N/A

String

one-after-another

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	networkPartitions
	networkPartitions

networkPartitions

√

This defines one or more partitions that are network bound and where communication among the partitions take place very efficiently. For more information, see Partition Groups.

Yes

N/A

String

network-partition-1

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	properties1
	properties1

properties

√

This defines any properties that need to be passed in the application policy JSON. The properties will be listed as name value pairs. For more information on the sub-properties, see properties.

No

N/A

properties array

N/A

Sub-properties

properties

Property Image RemovedW Image RemovedR Image RemovedU Description Image RemovedM Image RemovedDV Data
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name
name
name

√

Name of the property being passed as a name value pair.

No

N/A

String

key-1

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value
value
value

√

Value that corresponds to the name value pair.

No

N/A

String

value-2

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