NAME

VM::EC2::NetworkInterface::Attachment -- Object representing attachment of a network interface to an instance

SYNOPSIS

  use VM::EC2;
  my $ec2 = VM::EC2->new(...);
  my $instance = $ec2->describe_instances('i-123456');
  my @interfaces = $instance->network_interfaces();
  for my $i (@interfaces) {
     my $attachment = $i->attachment;
     my $att_id      = $attachment->attachmentId;
     my $ins_id      = $attachment->instanceId;
     my $instance    = $attachment->instance;
     my $device      = $attachment->device;
     my $status      = $attachment->status;
     my $time        = $attachment->attachmentTime;
     my $delete      = $attachment->deleteOnTermination;
  }

DESCRIPTION

This object describes the attachment of a elastic network interface (ENI) to an instance, and allows you to manipulate the attachment.

Please see VM::EC2::Generic for methods shared by all VM::EC2 objects.

METHODS

These object methods are supported:

 attachmentId          -- ID of the attachment
 instanceId            -- ID of the instance
 instanceOwnerId       -- ID of the owner of the instance
 deviceIndex           -- Ethernet device number, e.g. "0" for eth0
 status                -- Always "attached"; see below.
 attachmentTime        -- Time this ENI was attached to the instance, as a DateTime
 deleteOnTermination   -- If true, this ENI will be deleted when the instance terminates.

Amazon does not document the network interface attachment object well, and many of these fields are inferred by inspection of EC2 REST responses. In particular, the status field always seems to be "attached", but there may be another state, such as "pending", which is too short lived to be apparent.

In addition, this object supports the following convenience methods:

 instance    -- The VM::EC2::Instance to which the ENI is attached.

STRING OVERLOADING

When used in a string context, this object will be interpolated as the attachmentId.

AUTHOR

Lincoln Stein <lincoln.stein@gmail.com>.