Struct VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

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#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder { /* private fields */ }

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A builder for VpcEncryptionControlExclusions.

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impl VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

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pub fn internet_gateway(self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for internet gateway traffic.

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pub fn set_internet_gateway( self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>, ) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for internet gateway traffic.

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pub fn get_internet_gateway(&self) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

The exclusion configuration for internet gateway traffic.

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pub fn egress_only_internet_gateway( self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion, ) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for egress-only internet gateway traffic.

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pub fn set_egress_only_internet_gateway( self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>, ) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for egress-only internet gateway traffic.

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pub fn get_egress_only_internet_gateway( &self, ) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

The exclusion configuration for egress-only internet gateway traffic.

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pub fn nat_gateway(self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for NAT gateway traffic.

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pub fn set_nat_gateway( self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>, ) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for NAT gateway traffic.

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pub fn get_nat_gateway(&self) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

The exclusion configuration for NAT gateway traffic.

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pub fn virtual_private_gateway( self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion, ) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for virtual private gateway traffic.

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pub fn set_virtual_private_gateway( self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>, ) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for virtual private gateway traffic.

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pub fn get_virtual_private_gateway( &self, ) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

The exclusion configuration for virtual private gateway traffic.

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pub fn vpc_peering(self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for VPC peering connection traffic.

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pub fn set_vpc_peering( self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>, ) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for VPC peering connection traffic.

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pub fn get_vpc_peering(&self) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

The exclusion configuration for VPC peering connection traffic.

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pub fn lambda(self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for Lambda function traffic.

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pub fn set_lambda(self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for Lambda function traffic.

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pub fn get_lambda(&self) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

The exclusion configuration for Lambda function traffic.

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pub fn vpc_lattice(self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for VPC Lattice traffic.

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pub fn set_vpc_lattice( self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>, ) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for VPC Lattice traffic.

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pub fn get_vpc_lattice(&self) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

The exclusion configuration for VPC Lattice traffic.

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pub fn elastic_file_system(self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for Elastic File System traffic.

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pub fn set_elastic_file_system( self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>, ) -> Self

The exclusion configuration for Elastic File System traffic.

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pub fn get_elastic_file_system(&self) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

The exclusion configuration for Elastic File System traffic.

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pub fn build(self) -> VpcEncryptionControlExclusions

Consumes the builder and constructs a VpcEncryptionControlExclusions.

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impl Clone for VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

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fn clone(&self) -> VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

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impl Debug for VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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impl Default for VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

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fn default() -> VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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impl PartialEq for VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

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fn eq(&self, other: &VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.

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impl StructuralPartialEq for VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

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VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

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impl VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

pub fn internet_gateway(self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion) -> Self

pub fn set_internet_gateway( self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>, ) -> Self

pub fn get_internet_gateway(&self) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

pub fn egress_only_internet_gateway( self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion, ) -> Self

pub fn set_egress_only_internet_gateway( self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>, ) -> Self

pub fn get_egress_only_internet_gateway( &self, ) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

pub fn nat_gateway(self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion) -> Self

pub fn set_nat_gateway( self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>, ) -> Self

pub fn get_nat_gateway(&self) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

pub fn virtual_private_gateway( self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion, ) -> Self

pub fn set_virtual_private_gateway( self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>, ) -> Self

pub fn get_virtual_private_gateway( &self, ) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

pub fn vpc_peering(self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion) -> Self

pub fn set_vpc_peering( self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>, ) -> Self

pub fn get_vpc_peering(&self) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

pub fn lambda(self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion) -> Self

pub fn set_lambda(self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>) -> Self

pub fn get_lambda(&self) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

pub fn vpc_lattice(self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion) -> Self

pub fn set_vpc_lattice( self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>, ) -> Self

pub fn get_vpc_lattice(&self) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

pub fn elastic_file_system(self, input: VpcEncryptionControlExclusion) -> Self

pub fn set_elastic_file_system( self, input: Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>, ) -> Self

pub fn get_elastic_file_system(&self) -> &Option<VpcEncryptionControlExclusion>

pub fn build(self) -> VpcEncryptionControlExclusions

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impl Clone for VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

fn clone(&self) -> VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

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impl Debug for VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

impl Default for VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

fn default() -> VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

impl PartialEq for VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

fn eq(&self, other: &VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder) -> bool

fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

impl StructuralPartialEq for VpcEncryptionControlExclusionsBuilder

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