Your IBM Cloud account ID.
An extended description of your rule.
The actions that the service must run on your behalf when a request to create or modify the target resource does not comply with your conditions.
Compares a supplied Etag
value with the version that is stored for the requested resource. If the values
match, the server allows the request method to continue.
To find the Etag
value, run a GET request on the resource that you want to modify, and check the response
headers.
Labels that you can use to group and search for similar rules, such as those that help you to meet a specific organization guideline.
A human-readable alias to assign to your rule.
The UUID that uniquely identifies the rule.
The type of rule. Rules that you create are user_defined
.
The properties that describe the resource that you want to target with the rule or template.
The unique identifier that is used to trace an entire request. If you omit this field, the service generates
and sends a transaction ID as a response header of the request. In the case of an error, the transaction ID is
set in the trace
field of the response body.
Note: To help with debugging logs, it is strongly recommended that you generate and supply a
Transaction-Id
with each request.
Generated using TypeDoc
Parameters for the
updateRule
operation.