A Quantity Kind is any observable property that can be measured and quantified numerically. Familiar examples include physical properties such as length, mass, time, force, energy, power, electric charge, etc. Less familiar examples include currency, interest rate, price to earning ratio, and information capacity.
Unit of physical quantity of the class https://qudt.org/schema/qudt/QuantityKind
is the measurement of an observable property of a particular object, event, or physical system.
Legal document describing the management of access controls within the organization.
Legal entities involved or mentioned in the legal document.
Countries under whose laws the document is governed.
A resolvable link to the legal document.
The MIME types associated with the legal document.
An access or usage policy expressed using a DSL (e.g., Rego or ODRL) (access control, throttling, usage, retention, ...).
The language in which the policy is expressed (e.g., ODRL, XACML, Rego, JSON-based policies).
A link to the actual policy or the content of the policy itself.
The NUTS2 region code of the geographical location.
The locality (e.g. city or town) associated with the address.
Country code in ISO 3166-1 alpha2, alpha-3 or numeric format.
Legal document describing the management of assets related to security.
Contractual availability of connection defined in the SLA agreement. Availability is measured in the pseudo-unit "percent".
Minimum percentage of time where a performance-level is guaranteed to be met.
An availability zone is an aggregation of resources - physical and abstract - in a non-redundant setup often associated with a single datacenter room
A resolvable link of resources related to the resource and that can exist independently of it.
The physical address associated with the availability zone
Describe data protection features based on Backup for storage services
How long captured/protected data are kept available.
Method used to protect data, can be be full copy, incremental,...
Frequency at which data are captured/protected.
Contractual bandwidth defined in the service level agreement (SLA).
A digital service available for order and offering bare metal computational capabilities.
Set of bare metal server flavors available for this service offering.
One or more methods to export data out of the service.
Keywords that describe / tag the service.
Set of available bare metal server images for this service offering.
One or more policies expressed using a DSL (e.g., Rego or ODRL) (access control, throttling, usage, retention, ...).
Endpoint through which the Service Offering can be accessed.
A resolvable link to Gaia-X Credential of the participant providing the service.
A list of resolvable links to Gaia-X Credentials of service offerings related to the service and that can exist independently of it.
A resolvable link of resources related to an entity and that can exist independently of it.
One or more data portability documents describing the data portability measures for the stored Customer data.
A list of sub-contractors processing customer data.
One or more data transfer documents describing if and to which extent Customer data transfers will happen.
One or more cryptographic security standards protecting authenticity or integrity of the data.
How compute resources of different tenants are separated. Default value = hw-virtualized.
The contact information where the customer can contact the provider of this service.
List of Resource references where service is hosted and can be instantiated. Can refer to availabilty zones, data centers, regions, etc.
One or more technical and organizational measures.
One or more data protection regimes applying to the service offering.
A list of legal documents in relation to the service or the customer.
One or more Terms and Conditions applying to that service.
Plain text describing the service scope.
One or more customer instructions describing the Customer instructions regarding any data therein.
A set of tags for an image and a repository link
Tag(s) associated with a container image
Represents the attributes that are configurable at service instantiation for storage service offerings.
Available QoS class for storage service.
Deduplication features available for the storage service, such as inline or post-processing.
Underlying data protection mechanism (such as RAID levels or Erasure Codes).
Underlying low level access protocol for the storage service to be used. These are various methods to access the storage technology. Some examples and references - https://www.enterprisestorageforum.com/hardware/nvme-vs-sata-comparing-storage-technologies/
Underlying storage technology type to be used
A digital service available for order and offering block storage capabilities.
Capability for multiple views. For example is it possible to view Objects as Files, or the other way around
Minimum Capacity (expressed as value + unit) supported by the service.
Lifetime (in hours) of data (since last access), before it is moved externally, archived or deleted and will not be accessible through the storage service.
Attributes that are configurable at service instantiation.
Maximum Capacity (expressed as value + unit) supported by the service.
Whether versioning is available on this storage service.
Capability to compose logical data views and present the subset of the data as a logical data entity
Consistency model provided. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consistency_model
Legal document describing the measures to ensure business continuity during security events.
Computational processing unit of virtual and physical machines.
Vendor specific generation of the device.
CPU flags as documented by lscpu and defined in https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/tools/arch/x86/include/asm/cpufeatures.h. Non-listed flags to be designated as 'other'.
Over-subscription means assigning more capacity to virtual machines that the physical device has. Supported over-subscription ratio defines the amount of supported over-subscription as a value larger or equal to 1.0. 1.0 means no over-subscription.
Is simultaneous multithreading (SMT) or hyper threading (HT) active in this CPU? Default "False".
Architecture of CPU as defined per .name string of structure static const X86CPUDefinition builtin_x86_defs[] defined in https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu/-/blob/master/target/i386/cpu.c. Non-listed architectures to be designated as 'other'
Over-subscription means assigning more capacity to virtual machines that the physical device has. Default over-subscription ratio defines the amount of default over-subscription as a value larger or equal to 1.0. 1.0 means no over-subscription.
Legal document describing the management of changes and configurations related to security.
Detail on how to calculate or verify a checksum.
A piece of software that can be executed by a Compute service. It is a subclass of SoftwareResource.
Software specific patch number describing patch level of the software.
Details with respect to signature of the software.
A list of policy expressed using a DSL (e.g., Rego or ODRL) (access control, throttling, usage, retention, ...). If there is no specified usage policy constraints on the VirtualResource, the policy should express a simple default: allow intent
A list of copyright owners either as a free form string or as resolvable link to Gaia-X Credential of participants. A copyright owner is a person or organization that has the right to exploit the resource. Copyright owner does not necessarily refer to the author of the resource, who is a natural person and may differ from copyright owner.
Date and time the software was build, formated according to ISO 8601 (UTC - 24 hours).
A list of SPDX identifiers or URL to document.
Legal document describing the assurance of compliance with security standards.
Snapshot of a credential deemed compliant by a compliance engine. This uses a unique identifier and a hash to ensure the credential will not be modified in a near future.
Subresource Integrity hash of the verifiable credential ensuring it has won't be modified.
InstantiationRequirements for compute functions.
Details with respect to confidential computing requirements
Available trigger for starting function execution
Available runtime for executing function
Library of compute function templates available
Supported methods for importing/deploying compute function code
SDKs provided to ease function development
Attributes describing quotas for compute functions
Maximum size for incoming request (or triggering event) for a function
Maximum amount of memory usable by a function
Maximum number of concurrent execution of a function
Maximum number of functions that can be created.
A digital service available for order and providing compute functions capabilities.
Indicates whether the service includes a code editor.
Indicates whether the service supports mounting and using external file systems in functions
Attributes configurable at service instantiation.
Indicates whether the service allows to define timeouts for functions
Indicates whether the service allows code versioning for functions
Indicates whether the service supports auto-scaling of functions
Indicates whether the service includes debugging tools
Indicates whether the service allows to define resource quotas for functions (typically memory)
Class for describing a template of compute function
Runtime(s) available for this function template
Description of what the function template does
Attributes describing Compute Function Trigger
Service providing the events usable to trigger execution of a ComputeFunction
Events usable to trigger execution of a ComputeFunction
A digital service available for order and offering computational capabilities.
Particular confidential computing technology used by flavors as defined in...
indicates whether confidential server has an associated attestation service.
The connectivityConfiguration class encapsulates the configurable attributes of a ConnectivityServiceOffering.
InterconnectionPointIdentifier reference of the source service access point.
InterconnectionPointIdentifier reference of the destination service access point.
Connectivity Infrastructure services are made out of Physical, Link and Network services. Interconnection services between providers exist as a subclass of Network services.
Contractual performance values defined in the SLA.
Connectivity service offering performance values
All possible provided connectivity parameters for this network connectivity service offering.
Maximum amount of RAM for the video image.
If true, instances of the image are only started, if signature of software, such as firmware or operating system, are valid. Default: False.
If true, one queue is set for each virtual CPU.
A resolvable link to Gaia-X credential of operation system offered by this image.
Details on maintenance capabilities of vendor of image's operating system.
Details with respect to encryption of the images.
If true, a virtual performance monitoring unit (vPMU) is enable in guest. Default: False
In case an image requires a commercial license to be used (No Freeware), this attribute indicates, if service usage fee includes that license (true) or customer has to bring its own commercial license (False). Default: False
Minimal size of root disk required to run the image.
Details on provider's image update strategy of this image. An update strategy defines ...
Details with respect to CPU capabilities required to run the image.
Details with respect to GPU capabilities required to run the image.
Minimal size of RAM required to run the image.
InstantiationRequirements for containers (available resources and associated limits).
indicates whether container is of confidential nature
limit to the number of cores usable by a container (expressed in milicore)
A digital service available for order and providing containers.
All possible provided container images for this service offering.
All possible provided container resource limits for this service offering
Legal document describing the provisions governing aspects regarding copyright or any other intellectual property rights.
defines an arbitrary country-specific company number based on (i) an (arbitrary) country-specific numbering scheme identifier and (ii) the corresponding (arbitrary) unique identifier
The Company Number Identifier of a certain country schema. The Company Number Identifier has to be unique for a particular Company within the numbering scheme.
The Company Number Schema Qualifier. Within a single country, the Company Number Schema Qualifier has to be unique.
Hardware capabilities of phyisical CPU used by given flavor.
A Non-negative integer (beeing equal or greater than 1) defining the number of virtual CPUs availabe in given flavor.
A Non-negative integer (beeing equal or greater than 1) defining the amount of overprovising. 1 means no over-provisiong. > 1, means physical CPU/thread is over-provisioneb by factor greater 1, e.g. factor 2 means, one physical CPU is used by two virtual CPUs.
Legal document describing the customer auditing rights.
Legal document describing the terms governing customer data access.
Legal document describing the processing terms regarding any Customer data therein.
Defines how customers can instruct the provider regarding data processing.
Terms and conditions to provide instructions for processing the data.
Describes how the customer can instruct the provider with regards to the processing of data.
a condition that the Data Consumer must fulfill to be given access to an instance of the data sets
A text expressing a specific condition applicable - ODRL recommended
evidence to demonstrate that a policy is fulfilled
List of methods to export data from your account out of the service.
Type of Media Types (formerly known as MIME types) as defined by the IANA.
The mean to request data retrieval: API, email, webform, unregisteredLetter, registeredLetter, supportCenter.
Type of data support: digital, physical.
the constraints that applies to the data consumers accessing and using the datasets in the Data Product, note that this is for information purpose as the constraints which applies are those in the Data Usage Agreement (Data Usage Agreements are usually derived from the Data License but might differ according to the result of the negotiation between the Data Rights Holders and the Data Consumer.)
The identifier(s) of an ODRL Profile that the Policy conforms to.
the conditions that the Data Consumer must fulfill to be given access to the data sets
the constraints that the Data Consumer contractually commit to respect when using the data sets
states if one or mode generic licenses appliy, like Open Data (or other ecosystem-defined license)
Which resource of the service offering is concerned by this data portability measure. For example, backup files, stored personal data, infrastructure description file (IaaS), etc.
Timeframe within which the customer's data will be deleted.
Allows to provide a specific provider contact point for data portability.
Documentations explaining how data portability can be done, in the sense of a manual.
Resource of the service offering concerned by data portability.
Methods used to delete the customer's data.
Technical formats for which the Provider will ensure support for importation or exportation processes. For example, YAML, JSON, etc. or even vendor specific formats.
Means used to transfer the customer's stored data to another provider.
Legal document describing the data portability agreement between the Provider and the Customer hence creating obligations.
A list of catalog records providing the route to retrieve the list of Verifiable Credentials IDs Catalogue.
a textual description of the possible values and their meaning/scope
the full description of the Data Product service offering
the parameters enabling to define the scope/extend of the service instance
description of the data sets provided by the Data Product - using DCAT-3 formalism
List of data access and data usage constraints defined by the data Rights Holders - preferably expressed as a Data Usage Agreement (DUA) template
A collection of data which is packaged by a Data Provider and made ready for Data Access.
Date and time when the service offering can be instanciated (the service can be ordered before)
A list of legal documents governing the service offering delivery and the service offering usage and the contractual relationhips between the service provider and the service customer in relation to the service offering.
a short textual description (not contractual)
the terms and conditions that apply to the provider (SLA, ...)
A list of persons holding legal rights on the data contained in the Data Product - expressed as identities recognized by the ecosystem
The contact information where the prospect / customer can contact the provider for this service offering.
define how the supplier can use the data related to the customer usage of the service offering
Date and time when the service instances will be stopped
the terms and conditions that apply to the consumer (payment, no-resell, ...)
A human redable name of the service offering
A container class for various data protection features, such as backup or replication
Legal document addressing requirement measures concerning GDPR (as GDPR Art. 28 (9)).
Defines the basic structure for data transfers, including reasons and scope.
Reason for which the transfer might occur.
Perimeter of data that will be transferred.
a formal agreement between a Data Right Holder and a Data Consumer
A resolvable link to Gaia-X Credential of the participant providing the Data Product in the Data Usage Agreement
the purpose accepted for usage of the data set
A resolvable link to Gaia-X Credential of the participant using the Data Product in the Data Usage Agreement
textual version of the Data Usage Agreement
The person holding legal rights on the data contained in the Data Product and signing the Data Usage Agreement - expressed as an identity recognized by the ecosystem
a text that is understandable by the Data Rights Holder and that the Data Provider can map to a specific instance of a data set.
a condition that a Data Consumer must respect when using an instance of the data sets
A text expressing a specific condition - ODRL recommended
Details specific situation within the datacenter where the service can be accessed.
The port number on the patch panel where the service can be accessed.
The floor number of the datacenter where the service can be accessed.
The Id of the datacenter patch panel where the service can be accessed.
Datacenter where the service can be accessed.
The Id of the datacenter rack number where the service can be accessed.
A datacenter is an aggregation of availability zones
Information regarding the water usage effectiveness of the resource, including certifications and effectiveness measures.
Information about the energy usage efficiency of the resource, including relevant certifications and metrics.
References those availability zones (at least one must exist) out of which a datacenter is aggregated.
A list of resolvable links to Gaia-X Credentials of participant manufacturing the resource.
A list of resolvable links to Gaia-X Credentials of participants maintaining the resource in operational condition and thus having physical access to it.
A list of information on the composition of the energy mix used by the resource, including percentages of renewable energy and carbon-free energy.
A list of resolvable links to Gaia-X Credentials of participant owning the resource.
Legal document describing the security practices during the development cycle.
Details with respect to properties and capabilities of a hardware or virtualized device.
the virtual base class for any kind of digital service (for inheritance not for instanciation)
Capabilities of a physical or virtual hard drive.
Type of disk controller the disk is attached to.
Legal document describing the provisions governing changes, regardless of their kind.
The country where the EORI is registered written in plain english.
The Economic Operators Registration and Identification number (EORI).
The European Unique Identifier (EUID) for business located in the European Economic Area, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Norway and registered in the Business Registers Interconnection System (BRIS). This number can be found via the EU Business registers portal.
A Trust Service Provider (TSP) recognized and accepted by an ecosystem to issue various verifiable credentials for a particular trust scope.
Type(s) of credentials issued by an Ecosystem TSP and recognized for a particular TSP for a given trust scope. This is used in the same way as the "type" information in the Verifiable Credentials Data Model 2.0 (https://www.w3.org/TR/vc-data-model-2.0/#types).
The type of verifiable credentials issued by a trust service provider (TSP).
a DID, where it is up to the compliance engine supplied by the respective ecosystem to be able to resolve this DID properly.
The explicitly recognized and named trust scope of a set of certain trust service providers (TSP) and verifiable credentials they issue. This trust scope of (or for) a particular ecosystem has the meaning that participants within the ecosystem accept verifiable credentials issued by these TSPs for matters related to this trust scope; it is the scope of trust for this set of credentials.
A particular trust scope for an ecosystem
Description of an ecosystem including a (formal) representation of its trust profile. The (subject) identifier of an RDF resource of this type is understood to be the ecosystem's ID so should be chosen with care.
Legal document describing the responsibilities of employees in maintaining security.
Encryption capabilities of a Gaia-X entity.
Define key management method. Allowed values are: managed, BYOK, HYOK
An endpoint is a mean to access and interact with a service or a resource.
Provides information about applied standards.
The formal description (e.g. openAPI Description) of the endpoint.
The URL of the endpoint where it can be accessed.
Details the composition of energy sources in a given mix.
Percentage of hourly carbon-free energy in the energy mix.
Percentage of renewable energy in the energy mix.
Date for which this energy mix has been attained, if the date is in the past, or is forecast to be attained, if the date is in the future.
Represents the efficiency of energy usage in a resource.
Legal documents certifying the energy usage efficiency.
The effectiveness of power usage, represented as a float.
the template of an evidence tha the Data Consumer must present to get access to the data product instance
a VC template that can be used to demonstrate compliance to a constraint
a list of trusted issuers for the above template
Underlying higher level access protocol. These mainly refer to access methods such as NFS (Network File System), Common Internet File System (CIFS) and Hadoop File System (HDFS)
Filesystem Type for storage partition. Ref:https://opensource.com/article/18/4/ext4-filesystem
A digital service available for order and offering file storage capabilities.
Does I/O conform to the POSIX standard? See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/POSIX.
Supported access attributes (ie how the data can be accessed, read only, read-write, append-only, etc.)
Physical GPS coordinates in ISO 6709:2008/Cor 1:2009 format.
For three-dimensional point locations, a value representing vertical position through either height or depth. Positive direction and units are defined by CRS identifier.
Coordinate representing y horizontal position such as longitude. Negative values west of Prime Meridian and positive values east of Prime Meridian.
Coordinate Reference System identifier. Framework used to precisely measure locations on the surface of Earth as coordinates.
Coordinate representing x horizontal position such as latitude. Negative number south of equator and positive north of equator.
Graphical processing unit of virtual and physical machines.
Number of processing units, also called compute units, execution units or streaming multiprocessors, of the GPU.
If true, GPU is provided via passthrough, otherwise GPU is virtualized.
Interconnection of multiple GPUs within a server system
Legal document describing the management of government investigations related to security.
A special Gaia-X Software Resource describing a hypervisor to provided virtual machines.
The common name of the distribution of the operating system as defined in http://libosinfo.org/.
Input/output operations per second expressed as a data-rate.
A software piece that can be executed by a virtual or bare metal Compute services. It is a subclass of OperatingSystem and CodeArtifact.
Legal document describing the information security organization within the entity.
Legal document describing the policies governing information security.
Legal document describing the risk management related to information security.
A digital service available for order and offering computational, storage and/pr network capabilities.
A container class to gather all requirements for compute service offering instantiations.
Interconnection Point Identifier is a unique Service Access Point that identifies the location where resources can interconnect.
Type or Provider Specific Parameters, separated by colons.
The IP address required for L3 connectivity setup.
Unique label identifying structure of an IPI.
Type of the interconnection point identifier.
The mac address required for L2 connectivity setup.
Autonomous system (AS) number (ASN) of the side Z.
CIDR Provider Identifier of network on the side Z.
The supported types of connection, preferably specified as a controlled vocabulary entry: ethernet unicast, multicast, broadcast support...
A type of physical interface: Copper cable, 5G...
Version of IP address supported. IPv4: only ipV4 addresses are supported. IPv6: both version iIPV4 and IPv6 are supported.
CIDR Provider Identifier of network on the side A.
Autonomous system (AS) number (ASN) of the side A.
Defines how public IP address are provided. Floating: floating ips are supported.
Type of Service Offering. Choose one of the following: virtual, bare-metal, mixed
Physical infrastructure allowing participants to interconnect their networks hence avoiding the use of an upstream provider networks. IXPs are usually non-profit as the interconnected participants agree to share free transit.
Internet service providers interconnecting their networks through this IXP
Definition of the location where resources can interconnect.
ISP in charge of managing the IP transit (or internet transit) of this point of presence
Organization providing internet access and related services
Full physical location of the headquarter of the organization.
A list of resolvable links to Gaia-X Credentials of participants with a legal mandate on this entity, e.g., as a subsidiary.
The full legal address of the organization.
A list of resolvable links to Gaia-X Credentials of participants that this entity is a subOrganization of, if any.
Country's registration number, which identifies one specific entity. Valid formats are local, EUID, EORI, vatID, leiCode.
An issuer of W3C Verifiable Credentials and Verifiable Presentations.
Gaia-X terms and conditions this issuer agreed with in order to act as an issuer of Gaia-X compliant credentials.
Contractual jitter defined in the SLA. If not specified, then best effort is assumed.
Gaia-X compliance engine issued credential representing a Gaia-X conformity label level.
Abbreviated conformity level of the label credential (SC, L1, L2, ...).
Credentials validated by the compliance engine and linked to a label credential.
Gaia-X compliance document version from which the validated criteria originate.
Gaia-X compliance engine version that delivered a label credential.
Contractual latency defined in the SLA. If not specified, then best effort is assumed.
A document that has legal significance, typically outlining terms, conditions, or regulations.
A legal person, who is uniquely identified by its registration number.
Legal document describing the legally binding act.
A legitimate interest entity describing reasons for processing personal identifiable information (PII).
Reasons to process PII as detailed in your personal data protection regime.
A URL pointing to a contact form or an email address.
The country subdivision (state/region) where the LEI number is registered.
Unique LEI number as defined by https://www.gleif.org.
The country where the LEI number is registered.
Percentage of lost packets compared to the total number of exchanged packets.
A maintenance subscriptions gives access to bug fixes, security fixes and function updates from software vendor.
True, if cloud service user needs a maintenance subscription account from the vendor of image's operating system in order to receive fixes. Default: False.
True, if cloud service provider prepared already the image to reviece bug fixes, security fixes and (minor) function updates. Default: False
Date (UTC) until vendor of image's operating system promises maintenance at least.
Defines a specific measure taken, including related legal documentation.
Legal documents associated with the measure.
Amount of virtual RAM available in given flavor.
A Non-negative float (being equal or greater than 1) defining the amount of overprovisoning. 1 means no over-provisiong. > 1, means physical memory over-provisioned by factor greater than one, e.g. factor 2 means, available virtual RAM size is twice as big as physical RAM size. Maxium value is 3.
Details with respect to properties and capabilities of RAM.
Rank defines the number of memory chip banks and the buffering used to access these.
Error connection code allows to detect and correct bit errors in data. True, if error-correction-code is supported by the ram, false otherwise. Default: False.
If true, encryption of memory at the hardware level is enabled. Default: False.
The number of bytes, that can be stored on a digital storage.
A digital service available for order and offering object storage capabilities.
Compatibility for third party object storage APIs. Ref:https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/API/Type_API_Reference.html, https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/storageservices/blob-service-rest-api
Maximum size for objects supported by the service.
A special Gaia-X Software Resource describing an operating system.
Legal document describing the operational security practices within the organization.
Contractual packet loss of connection defined in the SLA agreement. If not specified, then best effort is assumed. packetLoss measured in the pseudo-unit "percent"
An legal or natural person that is onboarded to Gaia-X and offers, consumes services or operates resources.
Type of access medium: wired medium access or wireless medium access.
For the chosen circuit type, one should know the interface type in case the interoperability is required.
Physical Interconnection Point Identifier
Legal persons interconnecting their networks via this point of presence
A Physical resource is, but not limited to, a datacenter, a bare-metal service, a warehouse, a plant. Those are entities that have a weight and position in physical space.
Legal document describing the physical security measures within the organization.
Point of connection between separate communicating entities
Legal document describing the security considerations in procurement management.
Legal document describing the security practices related to product development and maintenance.
A quantity representing a performance level that is guaranteed to be met at least X% of the time.
Quantity usually representing a performance level
Contractual performance values defined in the Service Level Agreement.
Contractual percentile in the SLA. Usually referred to the number of frames the SLA metrics such as availability, latency and jitter can be guaranteed.
Contractual roundTrip time defined in the SLA. If not specified, then best effort is assumed.
QoS metric for Input/Output operations per second.
A region is an aggregation of datacenters.
References those datacenters (at least one must exist) out of which a region is aggregated.
The physical address associated with the region.
Country's registration number, which identifies one specific entity. Allowed entries are Local, VatID, lei code, EODI, and EUID.
Describe data protection features based on Replication for storage services
Scope of geo-replication, cross-region, cross-dc or simply cross-az
Whether replication is performed in synchronous mode
Description of a good or object of the Gaia-X Ecosystem, and may be aggregated in a Service Offering or exist independently of it.
Sub-class of Time with units relevant for retention durations.
Legal document describing the role and responsibilities of the provider and the customer.
Percentage of frames the SLA metrics can be guaranteed.
Legal document describing the management of security incidents.
Description of the available hardware configuration, such as processor, ram and disk capacities, of a physical or virtual servers that can be launched.
A non-negative integer, which defines how many memory given flavor provides.
Capabilities of virtual CPUs available in flavor.
Additional volume capabilities of boot volume of the flavor.
Boot volume capabilities of boot volume of the flavor.
Hypervisor as Gaia-X software resources.
Type of physical phenomena hardware random number generator (RNG) of this flavor is based on.
Hardware based random number generator (RNG)
Details with respect to confidential computing capabilities of the flavor.
Hardware-assisted virtualization, a.k.a. accelerated virtualization or hardware virtualization, enables full virtualization. Full virtualization means to run an unmodified guest operation system in complete isolation by emulating a complete hardware environment.
Legal document describing the ability to establish a contract per a set of governing law countries.
Terms and Conditions applying to a digital service offering.
A resolvable link to the terms & conditions document.
Algorithm used to create the checksum hash.
Describe data protection features based on Snapshot for storage services
A Gaia-X Virtual Resource describing an executable program.
Details about standard applied to Gaia-X entities.
Provides a link to schemas or details about applied standards.
A digital service available for order and offering storage capabilities.
Represents a subcontractor with specific legal and communication attributes.
The jurisdiction under which the subcontractor operates.
Documents providing additional information about the subcontractor.
The method of communication with the subcontractor.
Specifies data transfer to a sub-processor with associated management details.
Sub-processor to which the data can be transferred.
Company tax ID used to identify it through the OpenCorporate service.
Terms and Conditions applying to a service offering.
Specifies data transfer to a third country with relevant securing mechanisms.
Mechanism used to secure the data transfer.
Country to which the data can be transferred.
Terms and Conditions applying to the usage of a digital service.
Legal document describing the maintenance of user documentation related to security.
The ether type of the vlan in hexadecimal notation.
Vlan Tag ID that range between 1 and 4094. In case qinq connection type is chosen tow vlan tag, namely outer and innter should be provided.
Disk format og the VM inage. Default "RAW"
Define the action to be performed if server hangs.
Type of physical phenomena hardware random number generator (RNG) this image prefers.
Type of firmware which which guests are booted.
The country where the VAT identification number is registered.
Virtual Interconnection Point Identifier
Legal persons participating within a concept.
Set of technical requirements or conditions to instantiate this service offering.
It represents static data in any form and necessary information such as dataset, configuration file, license, keypair, an AI model, neural network weights, etc.
Represents the effectiveness of water usage in a resource.
Legal documents certifying the water usage effectiveness.
The effectiveness of water usage, represented as a float.