com.oracle.bmc.limits

Interface LimitsAsync

All Superinterfaces:

AutoCloseable

All Known Implementing Classes:

LimitsAsyncClient

@Generated(value="OracleSDKGenerator",
           comments="API Version: ")
public interface LimitsAsync
extends AutoCloseable

APIs that interact with the resource limits of a specific resource type

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
String	getEndpoint() Gets the set endpoint for REST call (ex, https://www.example.com)
Future<GetResourceAvailabilityResponse>	getResourceAvailability(GetResourceAvailabilityRequest request, com.oracle.bmc.responses.AsyncHandler<GetResourceAvailabilityRequest,GetResourceAvailabilityResponse> handler) For a given compartmentId, resource limit name, and scope, returns the following:
Future<ListLimitDefinitionsResponse>	listLimitDefinitions(ListLimitDefinitionsRequest request, com.oracle.bmc.responses.AsyncHandler<ListLimitDefinitionsRequest,ListLimitDefinitionsResponse> handler) Includes a list of resource limits that are currently supported.
Future<ListLimitValuesResponse>	listLimitValues(ListLimitValuesRequest request, com.oracle.bmc.responses.AsyncHandler<ListLimitValuesRequest,ListLimitValuesResponse> handler) Includes a full list of resource limits belonging to a given service.
Future<ListServicesResponse>	listServices(ListServicesRequest request, com.oracle.bmc.responses.AsyncHandler<ListServicesRequest,ListServicesResponse> handler) Returns the list of supported services.
void	setEndpoint(String endpoint) Sets the endpoint to call (ex, https://www.example.com).
void	setRegion(com.oracle.bmc.Region region) Sets the region to call (ex, Region.US_PHOENIX_1).
void	setRegion(String regionId) Sets the region to call (ex, ‘us-phoenix-1’).

Methods inherited from interface java.lang.AutoCloseable

close

Method Detail

setEndpoint

void setEndpoint(String endpoint)

Sets the endpoint to call (ex, https://www.example.com).

Parameters:

endpoint - The endpoint of the serice.

getEndpoint

String getEndpoint()

Gets the set endpoint for REST call (ex, https://www.example.com)

setRegion

void setRegion(com.oracle.bmc.Region region)

Sets the region to call (ex, Region.US_PHOENIX_1).

Note, this will call setEndpoint after resolving the endpoint. If the service is not available in this region, however, an IllegalArgumentException will be raised.

Parameters:

region - The region of the service.

setRegion

void setRegion(String regionId)

Sets the region to call (ex, ‘us-phoenix-1’).

Note, this will first try to map the region ID to a known Region and call setRegion.

If no known Region could be determined, it will create an endpoint based on the default endpoint format (Region.formatDefaultRegionEndpoint(Service, String) and then call setEndpoint.

Parameters:

regionId - The public region ID.

getResourceAvailability

Future<GetResourceAvailabilityResponse> getResourceAvailability(GetResourceAvailabilityRequest request,
                                                                com.oracle.bmc.responses.AsyncHandler<GetResourceAvailabilityRequest,GetResourceAvailabilityResponse> handler)

For a given compartmentId, resource limit name, and scope, returns the following:

• the number of available resources associated with the given limit
• the usage in the selected compartment for the given limit Note: not all resource limits support this API. If the value is not available, the API will return 404.

Parameters:

request - The request object containing the details to send

handler - The request handler to invoke upon completion, may be null.

Returns:

A Future that can be used to get the response if no AsyncHandler was provided. Note, if you provide an AsyncHandler and use the Future, some types of responses (like java.io.InputStream) may not be able to be read in both places as the underlying stream may only be consumed once.

listLimitDefinitions

Future<ListLimitDefinitionsResponse> listLimitDefinitions(ListLimitDefinitionsRequest request,
                                                          com.oracle.bmc.responses.AsyncHandler<ListLimitDefinitionsRequest,ListLimitDefinitionsResponse> handler)

Includes a list of resource limits that are currently supported. If the ‘areQuotasSupported’ property is true, you can create quota policies on top of this limit at the compartment level.

Parameters:

request - The request object containing the details to send

handler - The request handler to invoke upon completion, may be null.

Returns:

A Future that can be used to get the response if no AsyncHandler was provided. Note, if you provide an AsyncHandler and use the Future, some types of responses (like java.io.InputStream) may not be able to be read in both places as the underlying stream may only be consumed once.

listLimitValues

Future<ListLimitValuesResponse> listLimitValues(ListLimitValuesRequest request,
                                                com.oracle.bmc.responses.AsyncHandler<ListLimitValuesRequest,ListLimitValuesResponse> handler)

Includes a full list of resource limits belonging to a given service.

Parameters:

request - The request object containing the details to send

handler - The request handler to invoke upon completion, may be null.

Returns:

A Future that can be used to get the response if no AsyncHandler was provided. Note, if you provide an AsyncHandler and use the Future, some types of responses (like java.io.InputStream) may not be able to be read in both places as the underlying stream may only be consumed once.

listServices

Future<ListServicesResponse> listServices(ListServicesRequest request,
                                          com.oracle.bmc.responses.AsyncHandler<ListServicesRequest,ListServicesResponse> handler)

Returns the list of supported services. This will include the programmatic service name, along with the friendly service name.

Parameters:

request - The request object containing the details to send

handler - The request handler to invoke upon completion, may be null.

Returns:

A Future that can be used to get the response if no AsyncHandler was provided. Note, if you provide an AsyncHandler and use the Future, some types of responses (like java.io.InputStream) may not be able to be read in both places as the underlying stream may only be consumed once.