Zero or more context entries that will apply to all subjects defined in this <Requirements> element One or more name value pairs that define the requirement. A URN that indicates the type of requirement. Type URNs must take the form 'urn:placement:requirementType:*' A flag indicating whether this requirement can be modified or removed (locked=false). If true, this requirement cannot be modified or removed. Zero or more context entries that apply only to the containing subject Zero or more placement requirements that apply to the subject The placement subject's ID True if this is an existing subject. Specifies the type of this placement subject. URI representation of an existing placement subject. Will not exist for new subjects (existing=false). Zero or more context entries that will apply to all subject proposals defined in this <Solutions> element Zero or more subject proposals that have been calculated as part of the placement solution Zero or more placement requirements that apply to the subject The rank data for the particular subject and hub. Each RankData can contain hub ranks and metrics calculated on a fabric by fabric basis. A collection of resource metrics that are used to rank the hub The name of the metric A non-negative amount of reserved capacity An non-negative total capacity An non-negative amount of expected comsumption Utilization percentage as a value from 0-1 Storage placement result on this hub for the specified subject. The ID of the placement subject The type of the subject which is being placed. Valid types are: VirtualMachine, NamedDisk, VirtualMachineNic, Media, or Gateway URI representation of an existing placement subject. Will not exist for new subjects (existing=false). True if this is an existng subject The current proposal for a subject detailing the requirements of the subject, the ranks of the varios hubs, and the list of rejected hubs. A proposal for placing a subject on a specific hub. Rules regarding affinity between subject VMs. An affinity rule specifies two VMs that should be placed on the same host. An anti-affinity rule specifies VMs that should not be placed on the same host A subject associated with this rule, either because it is the subject of the placement request or because it has an affinity with the subject of the placement request. Subjects that are included in an affinity rule that affects this placement but not otherwise specified in the request cannot be migrated or replaced as part of this placement. The current hub assignment for these subjects is included within this rule. A mapping of a subject that is part of this rule but isn't part of the placement request to the hub on which it resides. This subject to hub mapping cannot be changed as this subject is not part of this placement request. The scope of this affinity rule. The polarity of this affinity rule: affinity v.s. antiaffinity. A mapping of a subect to a hub and a set of storage containers on that hub. Message(s) indicating why hub assignment has changed or cannot be completed. If hub assignment cannot be completed, this message is logged as the reason for the previously assigned hub being rejected. Storage container(s) chosen for the subject. If hub assignment cannot be completed, this element will not be present. The ID of the placement subject URI representation of the hub the subject is to be placed on. If no hub is suitable, Message can be set to indicate the reason. The target storage container where the subject should be created. If the subject is a VM, this specifies the storage container for the VM and all disks that don't contain a VmDiskStorageContainer value. The target storage container where the disk should be created. A URL of the form 'moref://{vc-server-uuid}/{objectType}#{moref}' that identifies either a vSphere datastore or storage pod on which this disk is to be placed. A URL of the form 'VmDiskRef://{EXISTING_DISK}/{diskObjectId}' or 'VmDiskRef://{NEW_DISK}/{busNumber}?{busSubType}#{unitNumber}' that uniquely identifies a disk of a VM. The type of the subject which is being placed. Valid types are: VirtualMachine, NamedDisk, VirtualMachineNic, Media, or Gateway