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# Schemas of Cloud Provisioning and Governance tables

# Schemas of Cloud Provisioning and Governance tables {#ariaid-title1}

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## Summary of Schemas of Cloud Provisioning and Governance tables

The Cloud Provisioning and Governance tables are designed to be cloud-agnostic, allowing you to manage data for any cloud provider.
This feature is particularly beneficial for organizations utilizing multiple cloud environments, ensuring a unified approach to cloud resource management.
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## Key Features

* **Load Balancer Table:** The `cmdbcicloudloadbalancer` table tracks load balancer resources and includes attributes such as `objectid`, `canonicalhostedzoneid`, `dnsname`, and `state`, which indicate the load balancer's operational status.
* **Network Resource Table:** The `cmdbcinetwork` table manages network resources, featuring attributes like `objectid`, `cidr`, `defaultgateway`, and `isexternal`, indicating whether the network is shared or internal.
* **Storage Volume Resource Table:** The `cmdbcistoragevolume` table provides details about storage volumes, including `objectid`, `volumeid`, `storagetype`, and `state`, which show the volume's capacity and usage.
* **Virtual Server Resource Table:** The `cmdbcivminstance` table tracks virtual machine instances, with essential attributes like `objectid`, `name`, `cpus`, and `state`, allowing for efficient resource allocation and management.

## Key Outcomes

By utilizing these tables, ServiceNow customers can effectively monitor and manage their cloud resources, streamline operations across various cloud platforms, and enhance visibility into resource utilization. This leads to improved governance, better resource allocation, and optimized cloud spending.  
The tables are cloud-agnostic and can therefore hold data for any cloud
provider.

## Load balancer table {#cloud-mgt-table-schemas__section_dhp_f2n_5cb}

The load balancer table \[cmdb_ci_cloud_load_balancer\] extends from \[cmdb_ci_vm_object\],
which extends from \[cmdb_ci\]. Click to enlarge the image.
Figure 1. Schema load balancer {#cloud-mgt-table-schemas__table_jr5_hgn_5cb__entry__2}

| Attribute | Description |
|-|-|
| object_id | Identifier that typically holds the load balancer name as the value. |
| canonical_hosted_zone_id | ID of the Amazon Route 53 hosted zone for the load balancer. |
| canonical_hosted_zone_name | DNS name of the load balancer. |
| dns_name | Public DNS name of the load balancer. |
| fqdn | DNS name as fully qualified domain name. Can also be a CNAME record pointed to the DNS name. |
| state | State of the load balancer: available or terminated. |
[Table 1. Key native attributes of the cmdb_ci_cloud_load_balancer table]

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## Network resource table {#cloud-mgt-table-schemas__section_dhp_f2n_5ik}

The network resource table \[cmdb_ci_network\] extends from \[cmdb_ci_vcenter_object\], which
extends from \[cmdb_ci_vm_object\], which extends from \[cmdb_ci\]. Click to enlarge the
image.
Figure 2. Network table object model {#cloud-mgt-table-schemas__table_vvb_tjn_5cb__entry__2}

| Attribute | Description |
|-|-|
| object_id | Identifier that typically holds the network ID as the value. Uniquely identifies an object within a cloud. |
| name | Name of the network. |
| cidr | IP Address range. Classless inter-domain routing is a set of internet protocol standards that is used to create unique identifiers for networks. |
| default_gateway | Holds InternetGatewayID if we attach IntenetGateway to the network. A default gateway serves as an access point or IP router that a networked computer uses to send information to a computer in another network or Internet. The specified gateway is used by default unless an application specifies a different gateway. |
| Broadcast_address | IP address used to transmit messages and data packets to network systems. |
| Is_shared | Boolean. true: Network shared across other projects. false: Network not shared across other projects. |
| max_ports | Maximum number of hosts that can be connected to the network |
| is_external | Boolean. true: Network is external. false: Network is internal. |
| terminated_on | Time that the network was de-provisioned. |
| state | State of the network: available or terminated. |
| netmask | Type of CIDR. 32-bit mask that divides an IP address into subnets and specify the hosts that are available on the network. |
| dhcp_enabled | Boolean: true: Dynamic IP address is assigned to host false: Static IP address is assigned to host |
[Table 2. Key native attributes of the cmdb_ci_network table]

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## Storage volume resource table {#cloud-mgt-table-schemas__section_dhp_f2n_5bv}

The storage volume resource table \[cmdb_ci_storage_volume\] extends from \[cmdb_ci\]. Click to enlarge the image.
Figure 3. Schema storage volume {#cloud-mgt-table-schemas__table_wvb_34n_5cb__entry__2}

| Attribute | Description |
|-|-|
| object_id | Identifier that typically holds the object ID as the value. Uniquely identifies an object within a cloud. |
| volume_id | Identifier that typically holds the volume ID as the value. Uniquely identifies an object within a cloud. |
| volume_container | For NetApp only, LUN becomes the volume and NetApp volume becomes the volume container. |
| sharable | Boolean. true: Volume is shared by multiple VMs. false: Volume is not shared by multiple VMs. |
| storage_type | Type of storage. * AWS: Block * Azure: PageBlob * vSphere: VMware vdisk {#cloud-mgt-table-schemas__ul_etj_dpn_5cb} |
| size | Total capacity of the volume. |
| free_space | Available space of the volume |
| state | State of the volume: available or in_use. |
| share_count | Number of VMs that are shared by the volume. |
[Table 3. Key native attributes of the cmdb_ci_storage_volume table]

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## Virtual server resource table {#cloud-mgt-table-schemas__section_dhp_f2n_5cw}

The virtual server resource table \[cmdb_ci_vm_instance\] extends from \[cmdb_ci_vm_object\],
which extends from \[cmdb_ci\]. Click to enlarge the image.

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| Attribute | Description |
|-|-|
| object_id | Identifier that typically usually holds the VM instance ID. Uniquely identifies an object within a cloud. |
| name | Name of the VM. |
| state | State of the VML: on, off, or terminated. |
| cpus | Number of CPUs. |
| memory | Memory size in megabytes. |
| disks | Number of disk drives. |
| disk_size | Total size of disks in gigabytes. |
| nics | Number of network interface adapters. |
| terminated_on | Time that the instance was terminated. |
| termination_protection | Boolean. Default value is false. true: Can prevent the instance from being accidentally terminated using Amazon EC2. false: Cannot prevent the instance from being accidentally terminated using Amazon EC2. |
[Table 4. Key native attributes of the cmdb_ci_vm_instance table]

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