@Deprecated public interface ScaleStrategyCapacityRequirementConfigurer
CapacityRequirement, 
CapacityRequirementsConfig, 
CapacityRequirementsConfigurer| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
ScaleStrategyCapacityRequirementConfigurer | 
driveCapacity(String drive,
             int size,
             MemoryUnit unit)
Deprecated.  
Specifies the disk and network drive capacity. 
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ScaleStrategyCapacityRequirementConfigurer | 
driveCapacity(String drive,
             String size)
Deprecated.  
Specifies the disk and network drive capacity. 
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ScaleStrategyCapacityRequirementConfigurer | 
memoryCapacity(int memory,
              MemoryUnit unit)
Deprecated.  
Specifies the memory capacity (RAM). 
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ScaleStrategyCapacityRequirementConfigurer | 
memoryCapacity(String memory)
Deprecated.  
Specifies the memory capacity (RAM). 
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ScaleStrategyCapacityRequirementConfigurer | 
numberOfCpuCores(double cpuCores)
Deprecated.  
Specifies the number of CPU cores (as reported by the operating system) This includes both
 real cores and hyper-threaded cores. 
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ScaleStrategyCapacityRequirementConfigurer memoryCapacity(String memory)
memory - - the RAM size as a string (For example :50m" or "50g" or "50t") See also
               MemoryUnit.getPostfix()ScaleStrategyCapacityRequirementConfigurer memoryCapacity(int memory, MemoryUnit unit)
ScaleStrategyCapacityRequirementConfigurer numberOfCpuCores(double cpuCores)
ScaleStrategyCapacityRequirementConfigurer driveCapacity(String drive, int size, MemoryUnit unit)
drive - - the file system directory representing the drivesize - - the drive sizeunit - - the drive size memory unit.
              For example: driveCapacity("/",50,MemoryUnit.MEGABYTES) - the drive "/" (on
              linux) has the size of 50*1024MBs driveCapacity("c:\\",50,MemoryUnit.MEGABYTES)
              - the drive "c:\" (on windows) has the size of 50*1024MBsScaleStrategyCapacityRequirementConfigurer driveCapacity(String drive, String size)
drive - - the file system directory representing the drivesize - - the drive size as a string (For example :50m" or "50g" or "50t") See also
              MemoryUnit.getPostfix()
              For example: driveCapacity("/","50m") - the drive "/" (on linux) has the size of
              50*1024MBs driveCapacity("c:\\","50m") - the drive "c:\" (on windows) has the
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