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// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
// Licensed under the MIT License.
package com.azure.resourcemanager.network.models;

import com.azure.core.annotation.Fluent;
import com.azure.resourcemanager.network.fluent.models.BackendAddressPoolInner;
import com.azure.resourcemanager.resources.fluentcore.arm.models.ChildResource;
import com.azure.resourcemanager.resources.fluentcore.model.Attachable;
import com.azure.resourcemanager.resources.fluentcore.model.HasInnerModel;
import com.azure.resourcemanager.resources.fluentcore.model.Settable;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Set;

/** A client-side representation of a load balancer backend address pool. */
@Fluent()
public interface LoadBalancerBackend
    extends HasInnerModel, ChildResource, HasLoadBalancingRules, HasBackendNics {

    /** @return a list of the resource IDs of the virtual machines associated with this backend */
    Set getVirtualMachineIds();

    /** Grouping of load balancer backend definition stages. */
    interface DefinitionStages {
        /**
         * The first stage of a load balancer backend definition.
         *
         * @param  the stage of the parent definition to return to after attaching this definition
         */
        interface Blank extends WithAttach {
        }

        /**
         * The stage of a load balancer backend definition allowing to select a set of virtual machines to load balance
         * the network traffic among.
         *
         * @param  the next stage of the definition
         */
        interface WithVirtualMachine {
            /**
             * Adds the specified set of virtual machines, assuming they are from the same availability set, to this
             * backend address pool.
             *
             * 

This will add references to the primary IP configurations of the primary network interfaces of the * provided set of virtual machines. * *

If the virtual machines are not in the same availability set, they will not be associated with this * back end. * *

Only those virtual machines will be associated with the load balancer that already have an existing * network interface. Virtual machines without a network interface will be skipped. * * @param vms existing virtual machines * @return the next stage of the definition */ WithAttach withExistingVirtualMachines(HasNetworkInterfaces... vms); /** * Adds the specified set of virtual machines, assuming they are from the same availability set, to this * backend address pool. * *

This will add references to the primary IP configurations of the primary network interfaces of the * provided set of virtual machines. * *

If the virtual machines are not in the same availability set, they will not be associated with this * back end. * *

Only those virtual machines will be associated with the load balancer that already have an existing * network interface. Virtual machines without a network interface will be skipped. * * @param vms existing virtual machines * @return the next stage of the definition */ WithAttach withExistingVirtualMachines(Collection vms); } /** * The final stage of a load balancer backend definition. * *

At this stage, any remaining optional settings can be specified, or the definition can be attached to the * parent load balancer definition. * * @param the stage of the parent definition to return to after attaching this definition */ interface WithAttach extends Attachable.InDefinition, WithVirtualMachine { } } /** * The entirety of a load balancer backend definition. * * @param the stage of the parent definition to return to after attaching this definition */ interface Definition extends DefinitionStages.Blank, DefinitionStages.WithAttach { } /** Grouping of load balancer backend update stages. */ interface UpdateStages { } /** The entirety of a load balancer backend update as part of a load balancer update. */ interface Update extends Settable { } /** Grouping of load balancer backend definition stages applicable as part of a load balancer update. */ interface UpdateDefinitionStages { /** * The first stage of a load balancer backend definition. * * @param the stage of the parent definition to return to after attaching this definition */ interface Blank extends WithAttach { } /** * The stage of a load balancer backend definition allowing to select a set of virtual machines to load balance * the network traffic among. * * @param the next stage of the definition */ interface WithVirtualMachine { /** * Adds the specified set of virtual machines, assuming they are from the same availability set, to this * back end address pool. * *

This will add references to the primary IP configurations of the primary network interfaces of the * provided set of virtual machines. * *

If the virtual machines are not in the same availability set, they will not be associated with this * back end. * *

Only those virtual machines will be associated with the load balancer that already have an existing * network interface. Virtual machines without a network interface will be skipped. * * @param vms existing virtual machines * @return the next stage of the definition */ WithAttach withExistingVirtualMachines(HasNetworkInterfaces... vms); /** * Adds the specified set of virtual machines, assuming they are from the same availability set, to this * backend address pool. * *

This will add references to the primary IP configurations of the primary network interfaces of the * provided set of virtual machines. * *

If the virtual machines are not in the same availability set, they will not be associated with this * back end. * *

Only those virtual machines will be associated with the load balancer that already have an existing * network interface. Virtual machines without a network interface will be skipped. * * @param vms existing virtual machines * @return the next stage of the definition */ WithAttach withExistingVirtualMachines(Collection vms); } /** * The final stage of a load balancer backend definition. * *

At this stage, any remaining optional settings can be specified, or the definition can be attached to the * parent load balancer definition. * * @param the stage of the parent definition to return to after attaching this definition */ interface WithAttach extends Attachable.InUpdate, WithVirtualMachine { } } /** * The entirety of a load balancer backend definition as part of a load balancer update. * * @param the stage of the parent definition to return to after attaching this definition */ interface UpdateDefinition extends UpdateDefinitionStages.Blank, UpdateDefinitionStages.WithAttach { } }





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