Hi team,
please find below list of relationships
but in documentation as shown below we have limited definition as shown below so please provide me all the definitions for all the relationship type
Applicative Flow To | Applicative Flow From | Connections between endpoint CIs. Note: For internal use only (service model). |
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. |
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. |
Defines resources for | Gets resources from | Parent CI defines/gets resources from a child CI. Example: VMware - Resource pool gets resources from ESX Server. |
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. |
Implement End Point To | Implement End Point From | Endpoint to CI that exposes this endpoint. Note: For internal use only (service model). |
Manages | Managed by | Typically used where one CI manages one or more other CIs. Example: vCenter manages vCenter Datacenter. |
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. |
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. |
Use End Point To | Use End Point From | From the CI to an outgoing endpoint. Note: For internal use only (service model). |
