ArmElasticSanModelFactory.ElasticSanKeyVaultProperties Method
Definition
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Initializes a new instance of ElasticSanKeyVaultProperties.
public static Azure.ResourceManager.ElasticSan.Models.ElasticSanKeyVaultProperties ElasticSanKeyVaultProperties (string keyName = default, string keyVersion = default, Uri keyVaultUri = default, string currentVersionedKeyIdentifier = default, DateTimeOffset? lastKeyRotationTimestamp = default, DateTimeOffset? currentVersionedKeyExpirationTimestamp = default);static member ElasticSanKeyVaultProperties : string * string * Uri * string * Nullable<DateTimeOffset> * Nullable<DateTimeOffset> -> Azure.ResourceManager.ElasticSan.Models.ElasticSanKeyVaultPropertiesPublic Shared Function ElasticSanKeyVaultProperties (Optional keyName As String = Nothing, Optional keyVersion As String = Nothing, Optional keyVaultUri As Uri = Nothing, Optional currentVersionedKeyIdentifier As String = Nothing, Optional lastKeyRotationTimestamp As Nullable(Of DateTimeOffset) = Nothing, Optional currentVersionedKeyExpirationTimestamp As Nullable(Of DateTimeOffset) = Nothing) As ElasticSanKeyVaultPropertiesParameters
- keyName
- String
The name of KeyVault key.
- keyVersion
- String
The version of KeyVault key.
- keyVaultUri
- Uri
The Uri of KeyVault.
- currentVersionedKeyIdentifier
- String
The object identifier of the current versioned Key Vault Key in use.
- lastKeyRotationTimestamp
- Nullable<DateTimeOffset>
Timestamp of last rotation of the Key Vault Key.
- currentVersionedKeyExpirationTimestamp
- Nullable<DateTimeOffset>
This is a read only property that represents the expiration time of the current version of the customer managed key used for encryption.
Returns
A new ElasticSanKeyVaultProperties instance for mocking.
Applies to
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