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Amazon Direct Connect Lag Example

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Amazon Direct Connect Lag Example is an example object payload from Amazon Direct Connect, with 21 top-level fields. It illustrates the shape of data this provider's APIs accept or return.

Top-level fields

connectionsBandwidthnumberOfConnectionslagIdownerAccountlagNamelagStatelocationregionminimumLinksawsDeviceawsDeviceV2awsLogicalDeviceIdconnectionsallowsHostedConnectionsjumboFrameCapablehasLogicalRedundancytagsproviderNamemacSecCapableencryptionModemacSecKeys

Example Payload

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{
  "connectionsBandwidth": "dxcon-abc123456",
  "numberOfConnections": "example-numberOfConnect",
  "lagId": "dxcon-abc123456",
  "ownerAccount": "example-ownerAccount",
  "lagName": "Example lagName",
  "lagState": "available",
  "location": "example-location",
  "region": "example-region",
  "minimumLinks": "example-minimumLinks",
  "awsDevice": "example-awsDevice",
  "awsDeviceV2": "example-awsDeviceV2",
  "awsLogicalDeviceId": "dxcon-abc123456",
  "connections": "example-connections",
  "allowsHostedConnections": "example-allowsHostedCon",
  "jumboFrameCapable": "example-jumboFrameCapab",
  "hasLogicalRedundancy": "example-hasLogicalRedun",
  "tags": "example-tags",
  "providerName": "dxcon-abc123456",
  "macSecCapable": "example-macSecCapable",
  "encryptionMode": "example-encryptionMode",
  "macSecKeys": "example-macSecKeys"
}