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VolumeAttachmentClient

Struct VolumeAttachmentClient 

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pub struct VolumeAttachmentClient { /* private fields */ }
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Calls VolumeAttachmentService.

Volume attachments: which volumes of the persistent volume service an instance holds, and the device names its guest sees them under. Creating one attaches a volume, deleting it detaches the volume.

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impl VolumeAttachmentClient

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pub fn new(client: &Client) -> Self

Returns a client of VolumeAttachmentService that sends its calls through client.

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pub fn service(&self) -> &Service

The endpoint the client sends its calls to, which also serves the operations its methods answer with.

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pub async fn get_volume_attachment( &self, request: GetVolumeAttachmentRequest, ) -> Result<VolumeAttachment, Error>

Returns a volume attachment. A detached attachment isn’t found.

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pub async fn list_volume_attachments( &self, request: ListVolumeAttachmentsRequest, ) -> Result<ListVolumeAttachmentsResponse, Error>

Lists an instance’s volume attachments, the boot volume’s first, then by device name. With - for the instance, lists every instance’s in the zone, which with volume finds the instance holding a volume. Detached attachments aren’t listed.

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pub fn all_volume_attachments( &self, request: ListVolumeAttachmentsRequest, ) -> Pages<VolumeAttachment>

Returns everything list_volume_attachments lists from request’s page on, fetching the next page as the stream reaches it. A page that fails ends the stream with its error.

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pub async fn create_volume_attachment( &self, request: CreateVolumeAttachmentRequest, ) -> Result<Operation<VolumeAttachment>, Error>

Attaches an AVAILABLE volume to a instance::State::Running or instance::State::Stopped instance in the same project and zone. On a stopped instance the disk appears at the next start, and the operation is done at once. On a running one it is added live, and the operation is done once the guest sees it, or failed if it couldn’t be added, which leaves the volume available.

It answers with an operation to wait on: Operation::wait returns the VolumeAttachment once the change is done.

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pub async fn delete_volume_attachment( &self, request: DeleteVolumeAttachmentRequest, ) -> Result<Operation<Empty>, Error>

Detaches a volume, which then is AVAILABLE again. The boot volume can’t be detached. On a running instance the device is removed live; if the guest doesn’t release it, the operation fails and the volume stays attached. The operation is done once the volume is detached.

It answers with an operation to wait on, which has no result: Operation::wait returns once the change is done.

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impl Clone for VolumeAttachmentClient

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fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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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 VolumeAttachmentClient

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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