pulumi-docker-kotlin/com.pulumi.docker.kotlin.outputs/ContainerUpload

ContainerUpload

data class ContainerUpload(val content: String? = null, val contentBase64: String? = null, val executable: Boolean? = null, val file: String, val source: String? = null, val sourceHash: String? = null)

Constructors

ContainerUpload

constructor(content: String? = null, contentBase64: String? = null, executable: Boolean? = null, file: String, source: String? = null, sourceHash: String? = null)

Types

Companion

object Companion

Properties

content

val content: String? = null

Literal string value to use as the object content, which will be uploaded as UTF-8-encoded text. Conflicts with content_base64&source

contentBase64

val contentBase64: String? = null

Base64-encoded data that will be decoded and uploaded as raw bytes for the object content. This allows safely uploading non-UTF8 binary data, but is recommended only for larger binary content such as the result of the base64encode interpolation function. See here for the reason. Conflicts with content&source

executable

val executable: Boolean? = null

If true, the file will be uploaded with user executable permission. Defaults to false.

file

val file: String

Path to the file in the container where is upload goes to

source

val source: String? = null

A filename that references a file which will be uploaded as the object content. This allows for large file uploads that do not get stored in state. Conflicts with content&content_base64

sourceHash

val sourceHash: String? = null

If using source, this will force an update if the file content has updated but the filename has not.