Google Cloud Tpu V2 Client - Class State (2.1.2)

Reference documentation and code samples for the Google Cloud Tpu V2 Client class State.

Output only state of the request

Protobuf type google.cloud.tpu.v2.QueuedResourceState.State

  Value: 0 
 

State of the QueuedResource request is not known/set.

Generated from protobuf enum STATE_UNSPECIFIED = 0;

  Value: 1 
 

The QueuedResource request has been received. We're still working on determining if we will be able to honor this request.

Generated from protobuf enum CREATING = 1;

  Value: 2 
 

The QueuedResource request has passed initial validation/admission control and has been persisted in the queue.

Generated from protobuf enum ACCEPTED = 2;

  Value: 3 
 

The QueuedResource request has been selected. The associated resources are currently being provisioned (or very soon will begin provisioning).

Generated from protobuf enum PROVISIONING = 3;

  Value: 4 
 

The request could not be completed. This may be due to some late-discovered problem with the request itself, or due to unavailability of resources within the constraints of the request (e.g., the 'valid until' start timing constraint expired).

Generated from protobuf enum FAILED = 4;

  Value: 5 
 

The QueuedResource is being deleted.

Generated from protobuf enum DELETING = 5;

  Value: 6 
 

The resources specified in the QueuedResource request have been provisioned and are ready for use by the end-user/consumer.

Generated from protobuf enum ACTIVE = 6;

  Value: 7 
 

The resources specified in the QueuedResource request are being deleted. This may have been initiated by the user, or the Cloud TPU service. Inspect the state data for more details.

Generated from protobuf enum SUSPENDING = 7;

  Value: 8 
 

The resources specified in the QueuedResource request have been deleted.

Generated from protobuf enum SUSPENDED = 8;

  Value: 9 
 

The QueuedResource request has passed initial validation and has been persisted in the queue. It will remain in this state until there are sufficient free resources to begin provisioning your request. Wait times will vary significantly depending on demand levels. When demand is high, not all requests can be immediately provisioned. If you need more reliable obtainability of TPUs consider purchasing a reservation. To put a limit on how long you are willing to wait, use timing constraints .

Generated from protobuf enum WAITING_FOR_RESOURCES = 9;