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sdwan.CustomApplication

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Viewing docs for Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN v0.9.1
published on Friday, Jun 26, 2026 by Pulumi
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    This resource can manage a Custom Application .

    • Minimum SD-WAN Manager version: 20.15.0

    Example Usage

    import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";
import * as sdwan from "@pulumi/sdwan";

const example = new sdwan.CustomApplication("example", {
    appName: "Example",
    serverNames: ["*customapp.com"],
    l3l4s: [{
        ipAddresses: ["192.168.1.0/24"],
        l4Protocol: "TCP",
        ports: "1 10-20",
    }],
    applicationFamily: "routing",
    applicationGroup: "ipsec-group",
    trafficClass: "signaling",
    businessRelevance: "business-relevant",
});

    import pulumi
import pulumi_sdwan as sdwan

example = sdwan.CustomApplication("example",
    app_name="Example",
    server_names=["*customapp.com"],
    l3l4s=[{
        "ip_addresses": ["192.168.1.0/24"],
        "l4_protocol": "TCP",
        "ports": "1 10-20",
    }],
    application_family="routing",
    application_group="ipsec-group",
    traffic_class="signaling",
    business_relevance="business-relevant")

    package main

import (
	"github.com/pulumi/pulumi-sdwan/sdk/go/sdwan"
	"github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3/go/pulumi"
)

func main() {
	pulumi.Run(func(ctx *pulumi.Context) error {
		_, err := sdwan.NewCustomApplication(ctx, "example", &sdwan.CustomApplicationArgs{
			AppName: pulumi.String("Example"),
			ServerNames: pulumi.StringArray{
				pulumi.String("*customapp.com"),
			},
			L3l4s: sdwan.CustomApplicationL3l4Array{
				&sdwan.CustomApplicationL3l4Args{
					IpAddresses: pulumi.StringArray{
						pulumi.String("192.168.1.0/24"),
					},
					L4Protocol: pulumi.String("TCP"),
					Ports:      pulumi.String("1 10-20"),
				},
			},
			ApplicationFamily: pulumi.String("routing"),
			ApplicationGroup:  pulumi.String("ipsec-group"),
			TrafficClass:      pulumi.String("signaling"),
			BusinessRelevance: pulumi.String("business-relevant"),
		})
		if err != nil {
			return err
		}
		return nil
	})
}

    using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using Pulumi;
using Sdwan = Pulumi.Sdwan;

return await Deployment.RunAsync(() => 
{
    var example = new Sdwan.CustomApplication("example", new()
    {
        AppName = "Example",
        ServerNames = new[]
        {
            "*customapp.com",
        },
        L3l4s = new[]
        {
            new Sdwan.Inputs.CustomApplicationL3l4Args
            {
                IpAddresses = new[]
                {
                    "192.168.1.0/24",
                },
                L4Protocol = "TCP",
                Ports = "1 10-20",
            },
        },
        ApplicationFamily = "routing",
        ApplicationGroup = "ipsec-group",
        TrafficClass = "signaling",
        BusinessRelevance = "business-relevant",
    });

});

    package generated_program;

import com.pulumi.Context;
import com.pulumi.Pulumi;
import com.pulumi.core.Output;
import com.pulumi.sdwan.CustomApplication;
import com.pulumi.sdwan.CustomApplicationArgs;
import com.pulumi.sdwan.inputs.CustomApplicationL3l4Args;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Map;
import java.io.File;
import java.nio.file.Files;
import java.nio.file.Paths;

public class App {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        Pulumi.run(App::stack);
    }

    public static void stack(Context ctx) {
        var example = new CustomApplication("example", CustomApplicationArgs.builder()
            .appName("Example")
            .serverNames("*customapp.com")
            .l3l4s(CustomApplicationL3l4Args.builder()
                .ipAddresses("192.168.1.0/24")
                .l4Protocol("TCP")
                .ports("1 10-20")
                .build())
            .applicationFamily("routing")
            .applicationGroup("ipsec-group")
            .trafficClass("signaling")
            .businessRelevance("business-relevant")
            .build());

    }
}

    resources:
  example:
    type: sdwan:CustomApplication
    properties:
      appName: Example
      serverNames:
        - '*customapp.com'
      l3l4s:
        - ipAddresses:
            - 192.168.1.0/24
          l4Protocol: TCP
          ports: 1 10-20
      applicationFamily: routing
      applicationGroup: ipsec-group
      trafficClass: signaling
      businessRelevance: business-relevant

    pulumi {
  required_providers {
    sdwan = {
      source = "pulumi/sdwan"
    }
  }
}

resource "sdwan_customapplication" "example" {
  app_name     = "Example"
  server_names = ["*customapp.com"]
  l3l4s {
    ip_addresses = ["192.168.1.0/24"]
    l4_protocol  = "TCP"
    ports        = "1 10-20"
  }
  application_family = "routing"
  application_group  = "ipsec-group"
  traffic_class      = "signaling"
  business_relevance = "business-relevant"
}

    Create CustomApplication Resource

    Resources are created with functions called constructors. To learn more about declaring and configuring resources, see Resources.

    Constructor syntax

    new CustomApplication(name: string, args: CustomApplicationArgs, opts?: CustomResourceOptions);
    @overload
def CustomApplication(resource_name: str,
                      args: CustomApplicationArgs,
                      opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None)

@overload
def CustomApplication(resource_name: str,
                      opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None,
                      app_name: Optional[str] = None,
                      application_family: Optional[str] = None,
                      application_group: Optional[str] = None,
                      business_relevance: Optional[str] = None,
                      l3l4s: Optional[Sequence[CustomApplicationL3l4Args]] = None,
                      server_names: Optional[Sequence[str]] = None,
                      traffic_class: Optional[str] = None)
    func NewCustomApplication(ctx *Context, name string, args CustomApplicationArgs, opts ...ResourceOption) (*CustomApplication, error)
    public CustomApplication(string name, CustomApplicationArgs args, CustomResourceOptions? opts = null)
    public CustomApplication(String name, CustomApplicationArgs args)
public CustomApplication(String name, CustomApplicationArgs args, CustomResourceOptions options)

    type: sdwan:CustomApplication
properties: # The arguments to resource properties.
options: # Bag of options to control resource's behavior.


    resource "sdwan_customapplication" "name" {
    # resource properties
}

    Parameters

    name string
    The unique name of the resource.
    args CustomApplicationArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts CustomResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    resource_name str
    The unique name of the resource.
    args CustomApplicationArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts ResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    ctx Context
    Context object for the current deployment.
    name string
    The unique name of the resource.
    args CustomApplicationArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts ResourceOption
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    name string
    The unique name of the resource.
    args CustomApplicationArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts CustomResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    name String
    The unique name of the resource.
    args CustomApplicationArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    options CustomResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

    Constructor example

    The following reference example uses placeholder values for all input properties.

    var customApplicationResource = new Sdwan.CustomApplication("customApplicationResource", new()
{
    AppName = "string",
    ApplicationFamily = "string",
    ApplicationGroup = "string",
    BusinessRelevance = "string",
    L3l4s = new[]
    {
        new Sdwan.Inputs.CustomApplicationL3l4Args
        {
            IpAddresses = new[]
            {
                "string",
            },
            L4Protocol = "string",
            Ports = "string",
        },
    },
    ServerNames = new[]
    {
        "string",
    },
    TrafficClass = "string",
});

    example, err := sdwan.NewCustomApplication(ctx, "customApplicationResource", &sdwan.CustomApplicationArgs{
	AppName:           pulumi.String("string"),
	ApplicationFamily: pulumi.String("string"),
	ApplicationGroup:  pulumi.String("string"),
	BusinessRelevance: pulumi.String("string"),
	L3l4s: sdwan.CustomApplicationL3l4Array{
		&sdwan.CustomApplicationL3l4Args{
			IpAddresses: pulumi.StringArray{
				pulumi.String("string"),
			},
			L4Protocol: pulumi.String("string"),
			Ports:      pulumi.String("string"),
		},
	},
	ServerNames: pulumi.StringArray{
		pulumi.String("string"),
	},
	TrafficClass: pulumi.String("string"),
})

    resource "sdwan_customapplication" "customApplicationResource" {
  app_name           = "string"
  application_family = "string"
  application_group  = "string"
  business_relevance = "string"
  l3l4s {
    ip_addresses = ["string"]
    l4_protocol  = "string"
    ports        = "string"
  }
  server_names  = ["string"]
  traffic_class = "string"
}

    var customApplicationResource = new CustomApplication("customApplicationResource", CustomApplicationArgs.builder()
    .appName("string")
    .applicationFamily("string")
    .applicationGroup("string")
    .businessRelevance("string")
    .l3l4s(CustomApplicationL3l4Args.builder()
        .ipAddresses("string")
        .l4Protocol("string")
        .ports("string")
        .build())
    .serverNames("string")
    .trafficClass("string")
    .build());

    custom_application_resource = sdwan.CustomApplication("customApplicationResource",
    app_name="string",
    application_family="string",
    application_group="string",
    business_relevance="string",
    l3l4s=[{
        "ip_addresses": ["string"],
        "l4_protocol": "string",
        "ports": "string",
    }],
    server_names=["string"],
    traffic_class="string")

    const customApplicationResource = new sdwan.CustomApplication("customApplicationResource", {
    appName: "string",
    applicationFamily: "string",
    applicationGroup: "string",
    businessRelevance: "string",
    l3l4s: [{
        ipAddresses: ["string"],
        l4Protocol: "string",
        ports: "string",
    }],
    serverNames: ["string"],
    trafficClass: "string",
});

    type: sdwan:CustomApplication
properties:
    appName: string
    applicationFamily: string
    applicationGroup: string
    businessRelevance: string
    l3l4s:
        - ipAddresses:
            - string
          l4Protocol: string
          ports: string
    serverNames:
        - string
    trafficClass: string

    CustomApplication Resource Properties

    To learn more about resource properties and how to use them, see Inputs and Outputs in the Architecture and Concepts docs.

    Inputs

    In Python, inputs that are objects can be passed either as argument classes or as dictionary literals.

    The CustomApplication resource accepts the following input properties:

    AppName string
    Application Name
    ApplicationFamily string
    Application Family

    • Choices: instant-messaging, game, mail, routing, database, web, behavioral, audio-video, file-server, network-service, middleware, authentication, erp, printer, tunneling, thin-client, terminal, peer-to-peer, forum, application-service, encrypted, microsoft-office, security-service, network-management, file-transfer, webmail
    ApplicationGroup string
    Application Group

    • Choices: adp-group, amazon-group, aol-group, apple-group, apple-talk-group, atlassian-group, banyan-group, bittorrent-group, box-group, capwap-group, cisco-jabber-group, cisco-phone-group, concur-group, corba-group, dameware-group, demandware-group, dropbox-group, edonkey-emule-group, espn-group, fasttrack-group, flash-group, fring-group, ftp-group, gnutella-group, google-group, gotomeeting-group, hubspot-group, icq-group, imap-group, intuit-group, ipsec-group, irc-group, jive-group, kakao-group, kerberos-group, ldap-group, marketo-group, ms-cloud-group, msn-messenger-group, netbios-group, netsuite-group, nntp-group, npmp-group, oracle-group, pop3-group, prm-group, qq-group, ringcentral-group, salesforce-group, sap-group, servicenow-group, smtp-group, snmp-group, sqlsvr-group, stun-group, sugar-crm-group, telepresence-group, tftp-group, tiktok-group, vmware-group, vnc-group, wap-group, webex-group, workday-group, xns-xerox-group, xunlei-group, yahoo-group, yahoo-messenger-group, zendesk-group, zoho-crm-group, other
    BusinessRelevance string
    Business Relevance

    • Choices: business-relevant, business-irrelevant, default
    L3l4s List<CustomApplicationL3l4>
    L3/L4 Attributes
    ServerNames List<string>
    Server Names (Fully Qualified Domain names or Regex starting with * but not ending with * or both separated by commas.)
    TrafficClass string
    Traffic Class

    • Choices: multimedia-conferencing, network-control, signaling, voip-telephony, ops-admin-mgmt, multimedia-streaming, real-time-interactive, bulk-data, transactional-data, broadcast-video
    AppName string
    Application Name
    ApplicationFamily string
    Application Family

    • Choices: instant-messaging, game, mail, routing, database, web, behavioral, audio-video, file-server, network-service, middleware, authentication, erp, printer, tunneling, thin-client, terminal, peer-to-peer, forum, application-service, encrypted, microsoft-office, security-service, network-management, file-transfer, webmail
    ApplicationGroup string
    Application Group

    • Choices: adp-group, amazon-group, aol-group, apple-group, apple-talk-group, atlassian-group, banyan-group, bittorrent-group, box-group, capwap-group, cisco-jabber-group, cisco-phone-group, concur-group, corba-group, dameware-group, demandware-group, dropbox-group, edonkey-emule-group, espn-group, fasttrack-group, flash-group, fring-group, ftp-group, gnutella-group, google-group, gotomeeting-group, hubspot-group, icq-group, imap-group, intuit-group, ipsec-group, irc-group, jive-group, kakao-group, kerberos-group, ldap-group, marketo-group, ms-cloud-group, msn-messenger-group, netbios-group, netsuite-group, nntp-group, npmp-group, oracle-group, pop3-group, prm-group, qq-group, ringcentral-group, salesforce-group, sap-group, servicenow-group, smtp-group, snmp-group, sqlsvr-group, stun-group, sugar-crm-group, telepresence-group, tftp-group, tiktok-group, vmware-group, vnc-group, wap-group, webex-group, workday-group, xns-xerox-group, xunlei-group, yahoo-group, yahoo-messenger-group, zendesk-group, zoho-crm-group, other
    BusinessRelevance string
    Business Relevance

    • Choices: business-relevant, business-irrelevant, default
    L3l4s []CustomApplicationL3l4Args
    L3/L4 Attributes
    ServerNames []string
    Server Names (Fully Qualified Domain names or Regex starting with * but not ending with * or both separated by commas.)
    TrafficClass string
    Traffic Class

    • Choices: multimedia-conferencing, network-control, signaling, voip-telephony, ops-admin-mgmt, multimedia-streaming, real-time-interactive, bulk-data, transactional-data, broadcast-video
    app_name string
    Application Name
    application_family string
    Application Family

    • Choices: instant-messaging, game, mail, routing, database, web, behavioral, audio-video, file-server, network-service, middleware, authentication, erp, printer, tunneling, thin-client, terminal, peer-to-peer, forum, application-service, encrypted, microsoft-office, security-service, network-management, file-transfer, webmail
    application_group string
    Application Group

    • Choices: adp-group, amazon-group, aol-group, apple-group, apple-talk-group, atlassian-group, banyan-group, bittorrent-group, box-group, capwap-group, cisco-jabber-group, cisco-phone-group, concur-group, corba-group, dameware-group, demandware-group, dropbox-group, edonkey-emule-group, espn-group, fasttrack-group, flash-group, fring-group, ftp-group, gnutella-group, google-group, gotomeeting-group, hubspot-group, icq-group, imap-group, intuit-group, ipsec-group, irc-group, jive-group, kakao-group, kerberos-group, ldap-group, marketo-group, ms-cloud-group, msn-messenger-group, netbios-group, netsuite-group, nntp-group, npmp-group, oracle-group, pop3-group, prm-group, qq-group, ringcentral-group, salesforce-group, sap-group, servicenow-group, smtp-group, snmp-group, sqlsvr-group, stun-group, sugar-crm-group, telepresence-group, tftp-group, tiktok-group, vmware-group, vnc-group, wap-group, webex-group, workday-group, xns-xerox-group, xunlei-group, yahoo-group, yahoo-messenger-group, zendesk-group, zoho-crm-group, other
    business_relevance string
    Business Relevance

    • Choices: business-relevant, business-irrelevant, default
    l3l4s list(object)
    L3/L4 Attributes
    server_names list(string)
    Server Names (Fully Qualified Domain names or Regex starting with * but not ending with * or both separated by commas.)
    traffic_class string
    Traffic Class

    • Choices: multimedia-conferencing, network-control, signaling, voip-telephony, ops-admin-mgmt, multimedia-streaming, real-time-interactive, bulk-data, transactional-data, broadcast-video
    appName String
    Application Name
    applicationFamily String
    Application Family

    • Choices: instant-messaging, game, mail, routing, database, web, behavioral, audio-video, file-server, network-service, middleware, authentication, erp, printer, tunneling, thin-client, terminal, peer-to-peer, forum, application-service, encrypted, microsoft-office, security-service, network-management, file-transfer, webmail
    applicationGroup String
    Application Group

    • Choices: adp-group, amazon-group, aol-group, apple-group, apple-talk-group, atlassian-group, banyan-group, bittorrent-group, box-group, capwap-group, cisco-jabber-group, cisco-phone-group, concur-group, corba-group, dameware-group, demandware-group, dropbox-group, edonkey-emule-group, espn-group, fasttrack-group, flash-group, fring-group, ftp-group, gnutella-group, google-group, gotomeeting-group, hubspot-group, icq-group, imap-group, intuit-group, ipsec-group, irc-group, jive-group, kakao-group, kerberos-group, ldap-group, marketo-group, ms-cloud-group, msn-messenger-group, netbios-group, netsuite-group, nntp-group, npmp-group, oracle-group, pop3-group, prm-group, qq-group, ringcentral-group, salesforce-group, sap-group, servicenow-group, smtp-group, snmp-group, sqlsvr-group, stun-group, sugar-crm-group, telepresence-group, tftp-group, tiktok-group, vmware-group, vnc-group, wap-group, webex-group, workday-group, xns-xerox-group, xunlei-group, yahoo-group, yahoo-messenger-group, zendesk-group, zoho-crm-group, other
    businessRelevance String
    Business Relevance

    • Choices: business-relevant, business-irrelevant, default
    l3l4s List<CustomApplicationL3l4>
    L3/L4 Attributes
    serverNames List<String>
    Server Names (Fully Qualified Domain names or Regex starting with * but not ending with * or both separated by commas.)
    trafficClass String
    Traffic Class

    • Choices: multimedia-conferencing, network-control, signaling, voip-telephony, ops-admin-mgmt, multimedia-streaming, real-time-interactive, bulk-data, transactional-data, broadcast-video
    appName string
    Application Name
    applicationFamily string
    Application Family

    • Choices: instant-messaging, game, mail, routing, database, web, behavioral, audio-video, file-server, network-service, middleware, authentication, erp, printer, tunneling, thin-client, terminal, peer-to-peer, forum, application-service, encrypted, microsoft-office, security-service, network-management, file-transfer, webmail
    applicationGroup string
    Application Group

    • Choices: adp-group, amazon-group, aol-group, apple-group, apple-talk-group, atlassian-group, banyan-group, bittorrent-group, box-group, capwap-group, cisco-jabber-group, cisco-phone-group, concur-group, corba-group, dameware-group, demandware-group, dropbox-group, edonkey-emule-group, espn-group, fasttrack-group, flash-group, fring-group, ftp-group, gnutella-group, google-group, gotomeeting-group, hubspot-group, icq-group, imap-group, intuit-group, ipsec-group, irc-group, jive-group, kakao-group, kerberos-group, ldap-group, marketo-group, ms-cloud-group, msn-messenger-group, netbios-group, netsuite-group, nntp-group, npmp-group, oracle-group, pop3-group, prm-group, qq-group, ringcentral-group, salesforce-group, sap-group, servicenow-group, smtp-group, snmp-group, sqlsvr-group, stun-group, sugar-crm-group, telepresence-group, tftp-group, tiktok-group, vmware-group, vnc-group, wap-group, webex-group, workday-group, xns-xerox-group, xunlei-group, yahoo-group, yahoo-messenger-group, zendesk-group, zoho-crm-group, other
    businessRelevance string
    Business Relevance

    • Choices: business-relevant, business-irrelevant, default
    l3l4s CustomApplicationL3l4[]
    L3/L4 Attributes
    serverNames string[]
    Server Names (Fully Qualified Domain names or Regex starting with * but not ending with * or both separated by commas.)
    trafficClass string
    Traffic Class

    • Choices: multimedia-conferencing, network-control, signaling, voip-telephony, ops-admin-mgmt, multimedia-streaming, real-time-interactive, bulk-data, transactional-data, broadcast-video
    app_name str
    Application Name
    application_family str
    Application Family

    • Choices: instant-messaging, game, mail, routing, database, web, behavioral, audio-video, file-server, network-service, middleware, authentication, erp, printer, tunneling, thin-client, terminal, peer-to-peer, forum, application-service, encrypted, microsoft-office, security-service, network-management, file-transfer, webmail
    application_group str
    Application Group

    • Choices: adp-group, amazon-group, aol-group, apple-group, apple-talk-group, atlassian-group, banyan-group, bittorrent-group, box-group, capwap-group, cisco-jabber-group, cisco-phone-group, concur-group, corba-group, dameware-group, demandware-group, dropbox-group, edonkey-emule-group, espn-group, fasttrack-group, flash-group, fring-group, ftp-group, gnutella-group, google-group, gotomeeting-group, hubspot-group, icq-group, imap-group, intuit-group, ipsec-group, irc-group, jive-group, kakao-group, kerberos-group, ldap-group, marketo-group, ms-cloud-group, msn-messenger-group, netbios-group, netsuite-group, nntp-group, npmp-group, oracle-group, pop3-group, prm-group, qq-group, ringcentral-group, salesforce-group, sap-group, servicenow-group, smtp-group, snmp-group, sqlsvr-group, stun-group, sugar-crm-group, telepresence-group, tftp-group, tiktok-group, vmware-group, vnc-group, wap-group, webex-group, workday-group, xns-xerox-group, xunlei-group, yahoo-group, yahoo-messenger-group, zendesk-group, zoho-crm-group, other
    business_relevance str
    Business Relevance

    • Choices: business-relevant, business-irrelevant, default
    l3l4s Sequence[CustomApplicationL3l4Args]
    L3/L4 Attributes
    server_names Sequence[str]
    Server Names (Fully Qualified Domain names or Regex starting with * but not ending with * or both separated by commas.)
    traffic_class str
    Traffic Class

    • Choices: multimedia-conferencing, network-control, signaling, voip-telephony, ops-admin-mgmt, multimedia-streaming, real-time-interactive, bulk-data, transactional-data, broadcast-video
    appName String
    Application Name
    applicationFamily String
    Application Family

    • Choices: instant-messaging, game, mail, routing, database, web, behavioral, audio-video, file-server, network-service, middleware, authentication, erp, printer, tunneling, thin-client, terminal, peer-to-peer, forum, application-service, encrypted, microsoft-office, security-service, network-management, file-transfer, webmail
    applicationGroup String
    Application Group

    • Choices: adp-group, amazon-group, aol-group, apple-group, apple-talk-group, atlassian-group, banyan-group, bittorrent-group, box-group, capwap-group, cisco-jabber-group, cisco-phone-group, concur-group, corba-group, dameware-group, demandware-group, dropbox-group, edonkey-emule-group, espn-group, fasttrack-group, flash-group, fring-group, ftp-group, gnutella-group, google-group, gotomeeting-group, hubspot-group, icq-group, imap-group, intuit-group, ipsec-group, irc-group, jive-group, kakao-group, kerberos-group, ldap-group, marketo-group, ms-cloud-group, msn-messenger-group, netbios-group, netsuite-group, nntp-group, npmp-group, oracle-group, pop3-group, prm-group, qq-group, ringcentral-group, salesforce-group, sap-group, servicenow-group, smtp-group, snmp-group, sqlsvr-group, stun-group, sugar-crm-group, telepresence-group, tftp-group, tiktok-group, vmware-group, vnc-group, wap-group, webex-group, workday-group, xns-xerox-group, xunlei-group, yahoo-group, yahoo-messenger-group, zendesk-group, zoho-crm-group, other
    businessRelevance String
    Business Relevance

    • Choices: business-relevant, business-irrelevant, default
    l3l4s List<Property Map>
    L3/L4 Attributes
    serverNames List<String>
    Server Names (Fully Qualified Domain names or Regex starting with * but not ending with * or both separated by commas.)
    trafficClass String
    Traffic Class

    • Choices: multimedia-conferencing, network-control, signaling, voip-telephony, ops-admin-mgmt, multimedia-streaming, real-time-interactive, bulk-data, transactional-data, broadcast-video

    Outputs

    All input properties are implicitly available as output properties. Additionally, the CustomApplication resource produces the following output properties:

    Id string
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    Version int
    The version of the object
    Id string
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    Version int
    The version of the object
    id string
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    version number
    The version of the object
    id String
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    version Integer
    The version of the object
    id string
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    version number
    The version of the object
    id str
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    version int
    The version of the object
    id String
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    version Number
    The version of the object

    Look up Existing CustomApplication Resource

    Get an existing CustomApplication resource’s state with the given name, ID, and optional extra properties used to qualify the lookup.

    public static get(name: string, id: Input<ID>, state?: CustomApplicationState, opts?: CustomResourceOptions): CustomApplication
    @staticmethod
def get(resource_name: str,
        id: str,
        opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None,
        app_name: Optional[str] = None,
        application_family: Optional[str] = None,
        application_group: Optional[str] = None,
        business_relevance: Optional[str] = None,
        l3l4s: Optional[Sequence[CustomApplicationL3l4Args]] = None,
        server_names: Optional[Sequence[str]] = None,
        traffic_class: Optional[str] = None,
        version: Optional[int] = None) -> CustomApplication
    func GetCustomApplication(ctx *Context, name string, id IDInput, state *CustomApplicationState, opts ...ResourceOption) (*CustomApplication, error)
    public static CustomApplication Get(string name, Input<string> id, CustomApplicationState? state, CustomResourceOptions? opts = null)
    public static CustomApplication get(String name, Output<String> id, CustomApplicationState state, CustomResourceOptions options)
    resources:  _:    type: sdwan:CustomApplication    get:      id: ${id}
    import {
  to = sdwan_customapplication.example
  id = "${id}"
}
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    resource_name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    The following state arguments are supported:
    AppName string
    Application Name
    ApplicationFamily string
    Application Family

    • Choices: instant-messaging, game, mail, routing, database, web, behavioral, audio-video, file-server, network-service, middleware, authentication, erp, printer, tunneling, thin-client, terminal, peer-to-peer, forum, application-service, encrypted, microsoft-office, security-service, network-management, file-transfer, webmail
    ApplicationGroup string
    Application Group

    • Choices: adp-group, amazon-group, aol-group, apple-group, apple-talk-group, atlassian-group, banyan-group, bittorrent-group, box-group, capwap-group, cisco-jabber-group, cisco-phone-group, concur-group, corba-group, dameware-group, demandware-group, dropbox-group, edonkey-emule-group, espn-group, fasttrack-group, flash-group, fring-group, ftp-group, gnutella-group, google-group, gotomeeting-group, hubspot-group, icq-group, imap-group, intuit-group, ipsec-group, irc-group, jive-group, kakao-group, kerberos-group, ldap-group, marketo-group, ms-cloud-group, msn-messenger-group, netbios-group, netsuite-group, nntp-group, npmp-group, oracle-group, pop3-group, prm-group, qq-group, ringcentral-group, salesforce-group, sap-group, servicenow-group, smtp-group, snmp-group, sqlsvr-group, stun-group, sugar-crm-group, telepresence-group, tftp-group, tiktok-group, vmware-group, vnc-group, wap-group, webex-group, workday-group, xns-xerox-group, xunlei-group, yahoo-group, yahoo-messenger-group, zendesk-group, zoho-crm-group, other
    BusinessRelevance string
    Business Relevance

    • Choices: business-relevant, business-irrelevant, default
    L3l4s List<CustomApplicationL3l4>
    L3/L4 Attributes
    ServerNames List<string>
    Server Names (Fully Qualified Domain names or Regex starting with * but not ending with * or both separated by commas.)
    TrafficClass string
    Traffic Class

    • Choices: multimedia-conferencing, network-control, signaling, voip-telephony, ops-admin-mgmt, multimedia-streaming, real-time-interactive, bulk-data, transactional-data, broadcast-video
    Version int
    The version of the object
    AppName string
    Application Name
    ApplicationFamily string
    Application Family

    • Choices: instant-messaging, game, mail, routing, database, web, behavioral, audio-video, file-server, network-service, middleware, authentication, erp, printer, tunneling, thin-client, terminal, peer-to-peer, forum, application-service, encrypted, microsoft-office, security-service, network-management, file-transfer, webmail
    ApplicationGroup string
    Application Group

    • Choices: adp-group, amazon-group, aol-group, apple-group, apple-talk-group, atlassian-group, banyan-group, bittorrent-group, box-group, capwap-group, cisco-jabber-group, cisco-phone-group, concur-group, corba-group, dameware-group, demandware-group, dropbox-group, edonkey-emule-group, espn-group, fasttrack-group, flash-group, fring-group, ftp-group, gnutella-group, google-group, gotomeeting-group, hubspot-group, icq-group, imap-group, intuit-group, ipsec-group, irc-group, jive-group, kakao-group, kerberos-group, ldap-group, marketo-group, ms-cloud-group, msn-messenger-group, netbios-group, netsuite-group, nntp-group, npmp-group, oracle-group, pop3-group, prm-group, qq-group, ringcentral-group, salesforce-group, sap-group, servicenow-group, smtp-group, snmp-group, sqlsvr-group, stun-group, sugar-crm-group, telepresence-group, tftp-group, tiktok-group, vmware-group, vnc-group, wap-group, webex-group, workday-group, xns-xerox-group, xunlei-group, yahoo-group, yahoo-messenger-group, zendesk-group, zoho-crm-group, other
    BusinessRelevance string
    Business Relevance

    • Choices: business-relevant, business-irrelevant, default
    L3l4s []CustomApplicationL3l4Args
    L3/L4 Attributes
    ServerNames []string
    Server Names (Fully Qualified Domain names or Regex starting with * but not ending with * or both separated by commas.)
    TrafficClass string
    Traffic Class

    • Choices: multimedia-conferencing, network-control, signaling, voip-telephony, ops-admin-mgmt, multimedia-streaming, real-time-interactive, bulk-data, transactional-data, broadcast-video
    Version int
    The version of the object
    app_name string
    Application Name
    application_family string
    Application Family

    • Choices: instant-messaging, game, mail, routing, database, web, behavioral, audio-video, file-server, network-service, middleware, authentication, erp, printer, tunneling, thin-client, terminal, peer-to-peer, forum, application-service, encrypted, microsoft-office, security-service, network-management, file-transfer, webmail
    application_group string
    Application Group

    • Choices: adp-group, amazon-group, aol-group, apple-group, apple-talk-group, atlassian-group, banyan-group, bittorrent-group, box-group, capwap-group, cisco-jabber-group, cisco-phone-group, concur-group, corba-group, dameware-group, demandware-group, dropbox-group, edonkey-emule-group, espn-group, fasttrack-group, flash-group, fring-group, ftp-group, gnutella-group, google-group, gotomeeting-group, hubspot-group, icq-group, imap-group, intuit-group, ipsec-group, irc-group, jive-group, kakao-group, kerberos-group, ldap-group, marketo-group, ms-cloud-group, msn-messenger-group, netbios-group, netsuite-group, nntp-group, npmp-group, oracle-group, pop3-group, prm-group, qq-group, ringcentral-group, salesforce-group, sap-group, servicenow-group, smtp-group, snmp-group, sqlsvr-group, stun-group, sugar-crm-group, telepresence-group, tftp-group, tiktok-group, vmware-group, vnc-group, wap-group, webex-group, workday-group, xns-xerox-group, xunlei-group, yahoo-group, yahoo-messenger-group, zendesk-group, zoho-crm-group, other
    business_relevance string
    Business Relevance

    • Choices: business-relevant, business-irrelevant, default
    l3l4s list(object)
    L3/L4 Attributes
    server_names list(string)
    Server Names (Fully Qualified Domain names or Regex starting with * but not ending with * or both separated by commas.)
    traffic_class string
    Traffic Class

    • Choices: multimedia-conferencing, network-control, signaling, voip-telephony, ops-admin-mgmt, multimedia-streaming, real-time-interactive, bulk-data, transactional-data, broadcast-video
    version number
    The version of the object
    appName String
    Application Name
    applicationFamily String
    Application Family

    • Choices: instant-messaging, game, mail, routing, database, web, behavioral, audio-video, file-server, network-service, middleware, authentication, erp, printer, tunneling, thin-client, terminal, peer-to-peer, forum, application-service, encrypted, microsoft-office, security-service, network-management, file-transfer, webmail
    applicationGroup String
    Application Group

    • Choices: adp-group, amazon-group, aol-group, apple-group, apple-talk-group, atlassian-group, banyan-group, bittorrent-group, box-group, capwap-group, cisco-jabber-group, cisco-phone-group, concur-group, corba-group, dameware-group, demandware-group, dropbox-group, edonkey-emule-group, espn-group, fasttrack-group, flash-group, fring-group, ftp-group, gnutella-group, google-group, gotomeeting-group, hubspot-group, icq-group, imap-group, intuit-group, ipsec-group, irc-group, jive-group, kakao-group, kerberos-group, ldap-group, marketo-group, ms-cloud-group, msn-messenger-group, netbios-group, netsuite-group, nntp-group, npmp-group, oracle-group, pop3-group, prm-group, qq-group, ringcentral-group, salesforce-group, sap-group, servicenow-group, smtp-group, snmp-group, sqlsvr-group, stun-group, sugar-crm-group, telepresence-group, tftp-group, tiktok-group, vmware-group, vnc-group, wap-group, webex-group, workday-group, xns-xerox-group, xunlei-group, yahoo-group, yahoo-messenger-group, zendesk-group, zoho-crm-group, other
    businessRelevance String
    Business Relevance

    • Choices: business-relevant, business-irrelevant, default
    l3l4s List<CustomApplicationL3l4>
    L3/L4 Attributes
    serverNames List<String>
    Server Names (Fully Qualified Domain names or Regex starting with * but not ending with * or both separated by commas.)
    trafficClass String
    Traffic Class

    • Choices: multimedia-conferencing, network-control, signaling, voip-telephony, ops-admin-mgmt, multimedia-streaming, real-time-interactive, bulk-data, transactional-data, broadcast-video
    version Integer
    The version of the object
    appName string
    Application Name
    applicationFamily string
    Application Family

    • Choices: instant-messaging, game, mail, routing, database, web, behavioral, audio-video, file-server, network-service, middleware, authentication, erp, printer, tunneling, thin-client, terminal, peer-to-peer, forum, application-service, encrypted, microsoft-office, security-service, network-management, file-transfer, webmail
    applicationGroup string
    Application Group

    • Choices: adp-group, amazon-group, aol-group, apple-group, apple-talk-group, atlassian-group, banyan-group, bittorrent-group, box-group, capwap-group, cisco-jabber-group, cisco-phone-group, concur-group, corba-group, dameware-group, demandware-group, dropbox-group, edonkey-emule-group, espn-group, fasttrack-group, flash-group, fring-group, ftp-group, gnutella-group, google-group, gotomeeting-group, hubspot-group, icq-group, imap-group, intuit-group, ipsec-group, irc-group, jive-group, kakao-group, kerberos-group, ldap-group, marketo-group, ms-cloud-group, msn-messenger-group, netbios-group, netsuite-group, nntp-group, npmp-group, oracle-group, pop3-group, prm-group, qq-group, ringcentral-group, salesforce-group, sap-group, servicenow-group, smtp-group, snmp-group, sqlsvr-group, stun-group, sugar-crm-group, telepresence-group, tftp-group, tiktok-group, vmware-group, vnc-group, wap-group, webex-group, workday-group, xns-xerox-group, xunlei-group, yahoo-group, yahoo-messenger-group, zendesk-group, zoho-crm-group, other
    businessRelevance string
    Business Relevance

    • Choices: business-relevant, business-irrelevant, default
    l3l4s CustomApplicationL3l4[]
    L3/L4 Attributes
    serverNames string[]
    Server Names (Fully Qualified Domain names or Regex starting with * but not ending with * or both separated by commas.)
    trafficClass string
    Traffic Class

    • Choices: multimedia-conferencing, network-control, signaling, voip-telephony, ops-admin-mgmt, multimedia-streaming, real-time-interactive, bulk-data, transactional-data, broadcast-video
    version number
    The version of the object
    app_name str
    Application Name
    application_family str
    Application Family

    • Choices: instant-messaging, game, mail, routing, database, web, behavioral, audio-video, file-server, network-service, middleware, authentication, erp, printer, tunneling, thin-client, terminal, peer-to-peer, forum, application-service, encrypted, microsoft-office, security-service, network-management, file-transfer, webmail
    application_group str
    Application Group

    • Choices: adp-group, amazon-group, aol-group, apple-group, apple-talk-group, atlassian-group, banyan-group, bittorrent-group, box-group, capwap-group, cisco-jabber-group, cisco-phone-group, concur-group, corba-group, dameware-group, demandware-group, dropbox-group, edonkey-emule-group, espn-group, fasttrack-group, flash-group, fring-group, ftp-group, gnutella-group, google-group, gotomeeting-group, hubspot-group, icq-group, imap-group, intuit-group, ipsec-group, irc-group, jive-group, kakao-group, kerberos-group, ldap-group, marketo-group, ms-cloud-group, msn-messenger-group, netbios-group, netsuite-group, nntp-group, npmp-group, oracle-group, pop3-group, prm-group, qq-group, ringcentral-group, salesforce-group, sap-group, servicenow-group, smtp-group, snmp-group, sqlsvr-group, stun-group, sugar-crm-group, telepresence-group, tftp-group, tiktok-group, vmware-group, vnc-group, wap-group, webex-group, workday-group, xns-xerox-group, xunlei-group, yahoo-group, yahoo-messenger-group, zendesk-group, zoho-crm-group, other
    business_relevance str
    Business Relevance

    • Choices: business-relevant, business-irrelevant, default
    l3l4s Sequence[CustomApplicationL3l4Args]
    L3/L4 Attributes
    server_names Sequence[str]
    Server Names (Fully Qualified Domain names or Regex starting with * but not ending with * or both separated by commas.)
    traffic_class str
    Traffic Class

    • Choices: multimedia-conferencing, network-control, signaling, voip-telephony, ops-admin-mgmt, multimedia-streaming, real-time-interactive, bulk-data, transactional-data, broadcast-video
    version int
    The version of the object
    appName String
    Application Name
    applicationFamily String
    Application Family

    • Choices: instant-messaging, game, mail, routing, database, web, behavioral, audio-video, file-server, network-service, middleware, authentication, erp, printer, tunneling, thin-client, terminal, peer-to-peer, forum, application-service, encrypted, microsoft-office, security-service, network-management, file-transfer, webmail
    applicationGroup String
    Application Group

    • Choices: adp-group, amazon-group, aol-group, apple-group, apple-talk-group, atlassian-group, banyan-group, bittorrent-group, box-group, capwap-group, cisco-jabber-group, cisco-phone-group, concur-group, corba-group, dameware-group, demandware-group, dropbox-group, edonkey-emule-group, espn-group, fasttrack-group, flash-group, fring-group, ftp-group, gnutella-group, google-group, gotomeeting-group, hubspot-group, icq-group, imap-group, intuit-group, ipsec-group, irc-group, jive-group, kakao-group, kerberos-group, ldap-group, marketo-group, ms-cloud-group, msn-messenger-group, netbios-group, netsuite-group, nntp-group, npmp-group, oracle-group, pop3-group, prm-group, qq-group, ringcentral-group, salesforce-group, sap-group, servicenow-group, smtp-group, snmp-group, sqlsvr-group, stun-group, sugar-crm-group, telepresence-group, tftp-group, tiktok-group, vmware-group, vnc-group, wap-group, webex-group, workday-group, xns-xerox-group, xunlei-group, yahoo-group, yahoo-messenger-group, zendesk-group, zoho-crm-group, other
    businessRelevance String
    Business Relevance

    • Choices: business-relevant, business-irrelevant, default
    l3l4s List<Property Map>
    L3/L4 Attributes
    serverNames List<String>
    Server Names (Fully Qualified Domain names or Regex starting with * but not ending with * or both separated by commas.)
    trafficClass String
    Traffic Class

    • Choices: multimedia-conferencing, network-control, signaling, voip-telephony, ops-admin-mgmt, multimedia-streaming, real-time-interactive, bulk-data, transactional-data, broadcast-video
    version Number
    The version of the object

    Supporting Types

    CustomApplicationL3l4, CustomApplicationL3l4Args

    IpAddresses List<string>
    IPv4 Address (10.X.X.X, 20.0.0.0/24 separated by commas, subnet prefix length 24 to 32.)
    L4Protocol string
    L4 Protocol

    • Choices: TCP, UDP, TCP-UDP
    Ports string
    Ports (Space separated ports or range or both.)
    IpAddresses []string
    IPv4 Address (10.X.X.X, 20.0.0.0/24 separated by commas, subnet prefix length 24 to 32.)
    L4Protocol string
    L4 Protocol

    • Choices: TCP, UDP, TCP-UDP
    Ports string
    Ports (Space separated ports or range or both.)
    ip_addresses list(string)
    IPv4 Address (10.X.X.X, 20.0.0.0/24 separated by commas, subnet prefix length 24 to 32.)
    l4_protocol string
    L4 Protocol

    • Choices: TCP, UDP, TCP-UDP
    ports string
    Ports (Space separated ports or range or both.)
    ipAddresses List<String>
    IPv4 Address (10.X.X.X, 20.0.0.0/24 separated by commas, subnet prefix length 24 to 32.)
    l4Protocol String
    L4 Protocol

    • Choices: TCP, UDP, TCP-UDP
    ports String
    Ports (Space separated ports or range or both.)
    ipAddresses string[]
    IPv4 Address (10.X.X.X, 20.0.0.0/24 separated by commas, subnet prefix length 24 to 32.)
    l4Protocol string
    L4 Protocol

    • Choices: TCP, UDP, TCP-UDP
    ports string
    Ports (Space separated ports or range or both.)
    ip_addresses Sequence[str]
    IPv4 Address (10.X.X.X, 20.0.0.0/24 separated by commas, subnet prefix length 24 to 32.)
    l4_protocol str
    L4 Protocol

    • Choices: TCP, UDP, TCP-UDP
    ports str
    Ports (Space separated ports or range or both.)
    ipAddresses List<String>
    IPv4 Address (10.X.X.X, 20.0.0.0/24 separated by commas, subnet prefix length 24 to 32.)
    l4Protocol String
    L4 Protocol

    • Choices: TCP, UDP, TCP-UDP
    ports String
    Ports (Space separated ports or range or both.)

    Import

    The pulumi import command can be used, for example:

    $ pulumi import sdwan:index/customApplication:CustomApplication example "f6b2c44c-693c-4763-b010-895aa3d236bd"

    To learn more about importing existing cloud resources, see Importing resources.

    Package Details

    Repository
    sdwan pulumi/pulumi-sdwan
    License
    Apache-2.0
    Notes
    This Pulumi package is based on the sdwan Terraform Provider.
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