Route Table

Network route tables contain a set of rules, called routes, that are used to determine where network traffic is directed. Each subnet in your VPC must be associated with a route table; the table controls the routing for the subnet. A subnet can only be associated with one route table at a time, but you can associate multiple subnets with the same route table. This class inherits from Resource and has direct access to the resource’s database object

Attribute	Description
resource_id	The provider ID of this route table
organization_service_id	The ID of the organization service (cloud) this access list belongs to
region_name	The region where this resource resides in
name	The name of this route table
network_resource_id	The resource ID of the parent (network)
vpc_association_id	The the virtual private cloud that this route table is associated with
routes	The routes that belong to this table

Route Table Operations

delete(user_resource_id=None)

Delete this resource. If wrapped in a with JobQueue() block, this will queue the deletion job to the wrapped queue, otherwise it calls immediately.

static get_db_class()

get_network_id()

Retrieve the network ID that the route table belongs to.

static get_provider_id_field()

static get_resource_type()

get_supported_actions()

get_vpc_association_id()

Retrieve the VPC association ID of the route.

handle_resource_created(user_resource_id=None, project_resource_id=None)

This should be called when a resource is created/discovered after the basic data is added to the database. This gives an opportunity for post-addition hooks (assignment to groups, alerts, etc).

handle_resource_destroyed(user_resource_id=None)

This should be called when a resource is destroyed before the basic data is removed from the database. This gives an opportunity for pre-destruction hooks (removal from groups, alerts, etc).

handle_resource_modified(resource, *args, **kwargs)

This should be called when a resource is modified after the new data has been updated in the DB session. This gives an opportunity for post-modification hooks.

route_table

route_table_id