Reference documentation and code samples for the Google Cloud Database Center V1beta Client class ProductType.
ProductType is used to identify a database service offering either in a cloud provider or on-premise. This enum needs to be updated whenever we introduce a new ProductType.
Protobuf type google.cloud.databasecenter.v1beta.ProductType
Namespace
Google \ Cloud \ DatabaseCenter \ V1betaMethods
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Constants
PRODUCT_TYPE_UNSPECIFIED
Value: 0PRODUCT_TYPE_UNSPECIFIED means product type is not known or that the user didn't provide this field in the request.
Generated from protobuf enum PRODUCT_TYPE_UNSPECIFIED = 0;
PRODUCT_TYPE_CLOUD_SQL
Value: 1Cloud SQL product area in GCP
Generated from protobuf enum PRODUCT_TYPE_CLOUD_SQL = 1;
PRODUCT_TYPE_ALLOYDB
Value: 2AlloyDB product area in GCP
Generated from protobuf enum PRODUCT_TYPE_ALLOYDB = 2;
PRODUCT_TYPE_SPANNER
Value: 3Spanner product area in GCP
Generated from protobuf enum PRODUCT_TYPE_SPANNER = 3;
PRODUCT_TYPE_BIGTABLE
Value: 6Bigtable product area in GCP
Generated from protobuf enum PRODUCT_TYPE_BIGTABLE = 6;
PRODUCT_TYPE_MEMORYSTORE
Value: 7Memorystore product area in GCP
Generated from protobuf enum PRODUCT_TYPE_MEMORYSTORE = 7;
PRODUCT_TYPE_FIRESTORE
Value: 8Firestore product area in GCP
Generated from protobuf enum PRODUCT_TYPE_FIRESTORE = 8;
PRODUCT_TYPE_COMPUTE_ENGINE
Value: 9Compute Engine self managed databases
Generated from protobuf enum PRODUCT_TYPE_COMPUTE_ENGINE = 9;
PRODUCT_TYPE_ORACLE_ON_GCP
Value: 10Oracle product area in GCP
Generated from protobuf enum PRODUCT_TYPE_ORACLE_ON_GCP = 10;
PRODUCT_TYPE_BIGQUERY
Value: 11BigQuery product area in GCP
Generated from protobuf enum PRODUCT_TYPE_BIGQUERY = 11;
PRODUCT_TYPE_OTHER
Value: 5Other refers to rest of other product type. This is to be when product type is known, but it is not present in this enum.
Generated from protobuf enum PRODUCT_TYPE_OTHER = 5;