Class LaunchStage (1.48.0)

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LaunchStage(value)

An enum representing the launch stage of a PublisherModel.

Values: LAUNCH_STAGE_UNSPECIFIED (0): The model launch stage is unspecified. EXPERIMENTAL (1): Used to indicate the PublisherModel is at Experimental launch stage, available to a small set of customers. PRIVATE_PREVIEW (2): Used to indicate the PublisherModel is at Private Preview launch stage, only available to a small set of customers, although a larger set of customers than an Experimental launch. Previews are the first launch stage used to get feedback from customers. PUBLIC_PREVIEW (3): Used to indicate the PublisherModel is at Public Preview launch stage, available to all customers, although not supported for production workloads. GA (4): Used to indicate the PublisherModel is at GA launch stage, available to all customers and ready for production workload.

Methods

LaunchStage

LaunchStage(value)

An enum representing the launch stage of a PublisherModel.

Values: LAUNCH_STAGE_UNSPECIFIED (0): The model launch stage is unspecified. EXPERIMENTAL (1): Used to indicate the PublisherModel is at Experimental launch stage, available to a small set of customers. PRIVATE_PREVIEW (2): Used to indicate the PublisherModel is at Private Preview launch stage, only available to a small set of customers, although a larger set of customers than an Experimental launch. Previews are the first launch stage used to get feedback from customers. PUBLIC_PREVIEW (3): Used to indicate the PublisherModel is at Public Preview launch stage, available to all customers, although not supported for production workloads. GA (4): Used to indicate the PublisherModel is at GA launch stage, available to all customers and ready for production workload.