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Active usage based prices.
The attribute values for a product item. These are additional properties that give extra information about the product being sold.
Attributes that govern when an item may no longer be available.
An item’s special billing type, if applicable.
An item’s included product item references. Some items have other items included in them that we specifically detail. They are here called Bundled Items. An example is Plesk unlimited. It as a bundled item labeled ‘SiteBuilder’. These are the SoftLayer_Product_Item_Bundles objects. …
An item’s included products. Some items have other items included in them that we specifically detail. They are here called Bundled Items. An example is Plesk unlimited. It as a bundled item labeled ‘SiteBuilder’. These are the SoftLayer_Product_Item objects.
When the product capacity is best described as a range, this holds the ceiling of the range.
When the product capacity is best described as a range, this holds the floor of the range.
This flag indicates that this product is restricted by a capacity on a related product.
An item’s associated item categories.
Some product items have configuration templates which can be used to during provisioning of that product.
An item’s conflicts. For example, McAfee LinuxShield cannot be ordered with Windows. It was not meant for that operating system and as such is a conflict.
This flag indicates that this product is restricted by the number of cores on the compute instance. This is deprecated. Use SoftLayer_Product_Item::getCapacityRestrictedProductFlag
Some product items have a downgrade path. This is the first product item in the downgrade path.
Some product items have a downgrade path. These are those product items.
An item’s category conflicts. For example, 10 Gbps redundant network functionality cannot be ordered with a secondary GPU and as such is a conflict.
The generic hardware component that this item represents.
DEPRECATED. An item’s inventory status per datacenter.
Flag to indicate the server product is engineered for a multi-server solution. (Deprecated)
An item’s primary item category.
An item’s location conflicts. For example, Dual Path network functionality cannot be ordered in WDC and as such is a conflict.
Indicates whether an item is a M.2 disk controller.
Indicates whether an item is a M.2 drive.
The minimum number of bays that support NVMe SSDs.
Indicates whether an item is a NVMe SSD.
Retrieve a SoftLayer_Product_Item record.
A collection of all the SoftLayer_Product_Package(s) in which this item exists.
Indicates whether an item is a PCIe drive.
The number of cores that a processor has.
A product item’s prices.
The number of private network interfaces provided by a port_speed product.
The number of public network interfaces provided by a port_speed product.
If an item must be ordered with another item, it will have a requirement item here.
An item’s rules. This includes the requirements and conflicts to resources that an item has.
The SoftLayer_Software_Description tied to this item. This will only be populated for software items.
The total number of cores for a speed select server product.
Indicates a speed select server item.
An item’s tax category, if applicable.
Third-party policy assignments for this product.
The 3rd party vendor for a support subscription item. (Deprecated)
The total number of physical processing cores (excluding virtual cores / hyperthreads) for this server.
Shows the total number of cores. This is deprecated. Use SoftLayer_Product_Item::getCapacity for guest_core products and SoftLayer_Product_Item::getTotalPhysicalCoreCapacity for server products
The total number of processors for this server.
Some product items have an upgrade path. This is the next product item in the upgrade path.
Some product items have an upgrade path. These are those upgrade product items.