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docs(samples): Samples for custom vm types #155
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@m-strzelczyk , reviewed changes in the files. Are these files reviewed before the changes were made in this PR?
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Some commentary about what is in this code sample. Since the documentation for custom machine types has very little in the means of examples for the API category, I figured it'd be nice to provide our users with something more useful, than just a bunch of strings showing the proper custom machine type string formatting.
I decided to implement a class, that customers can use to make their life easier when dealing with custom machine types. This class should take care of validating the proper CPU/memory values, provide the "extra memory" switch and handle the formatting of the string for them.
The examples we will then provide in the documentation page will show how to use this class, but also how to use simple strings, if someone doesn't want to use the helper class.