AssetPutSchema

object

labels
map from strings to string
Optional
A dictionary of labels associated with the resource.

• Maximum number of labels: 32.
• Maximum length of a label or value: 256 characters.
• Label: alphanumeric, hyphens and underscores.
• Value: alphanumeric, hyphens, underscores and spaces.

[any key] string

properties object AssetPutProperties Required

The properties of the asset.

alternateId string Optional

0-64 characters
An alternate ID of the asset.

container string Optional

3-63 characters
pattern: ^(?!.--)(?=[a-z0-9-]{3,63}$)(?!-)[a-z0-9]+(?:-[a-z0-9]+)$
The name of the container if this asset is stored in an Azure storage account.

containerDeletionPolicy enum Optional

This field defines the deletion policy for the underlying storage.
This determines the behavior when an asset record is deleted. There are two options, 'Delete', and 'Retain'.
A deletion policy of 'Delete' will result in the associated storage container or folder and all its contents being removed.
A deletion policy of 'Retain' will leave the content in place.
If left blank, the default behavior of the system will be to retain content.

Allowed values: Delete, Retain

Once set by the user, this value can be modified, but not un-set.

description string Optional

0-4096 characters
The Asset description.

encryptionScope string or null Optional

Accepted, not supported. The name of the encryption scope to use within your storage container. Errors may be cryptic.

storageAccountName string Required

0-255 characters
The name of the storage in MK.IO.

storageEncryptionFormat enum Optional

This field was deprecated in the v3 API. Accepted, not supported. Use an encryption scope instead.

Allowed values: None, MediaStorageClientEncryption

subPath string Optional

1-256 characters
pattern: ^(?!/)(?!.(//|?|%|&)).[^ /]$
Optional subpath for instances where your asset is not in the root of the container.
This needs to be an absolute directory path and can't be an empty string or start with '.', './' or '/' or end with '/'.
Valid examples: 'path', 'path2', 'path/to/asset'