| Applicative Flow To |
Applicative Flow From |
Connections between endpoint CIs.
Note: For internal use only (service model).
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| Connects to |
Connected by |
Network Connections between elements that are talking to each other.
Examples: Workstation to switch, switch to switch, kubernetes workload to service.
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| Contains |
Contained by |
Typically a containment relationship (CI to contained CI). The child CI typically has a single parent CI with this relationship type.
Examples: Tomcat to Tomcat WAR, VMware Datacenter contains Network.
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| Defines resources for |
Gets resources from |
Parent CI defines/gets resources from a child CI.
Example: VMware - Resource pool gets resources from ESX Server.
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| Depends on |
Used by |
Parent CI depends on child CI. Meaning that problem/change in the child CI may impact the parent CI. |
| Hosted on |
Hosts |
Hosting relationship between an element and its host.
Examples: Cloud resource to logical data center, k8s workload to k8s cluster.
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| Implement End Point To |
Implement End Point From |
Endpoint to CI that exposes this endpoint.
Note: For internal use only (service model).
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| Manages |
Managed by |
Typically used where one CI manages one or more other CIs.
Example: vCenter manages vCenter Datacenter.
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| Members |
Member of |
Typically used with clusters where a cluster node is a member of a cluster.
Example: ESXi Server is a member of vCenter Cluster.
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| Owns |
Owned by |
Usually a containment relationship (CI to owned CI). The child CI typically has a single parent with this relationship type. |
| Runs on |
Runs |
Typically between a CI that represents a software application, to the hosting hardware/VM.
Example: Tomcat 'Runs on' Linux server.
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| Use End Point To |
Use End Point From |
From the CI to an outgoing endpoint.
Note: For internal use only (service model).
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