3.1.1.9.1 Resource Private Properties

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Resource private properties are the configuration parameters of a resource whose schema (number, names, and types of private properties) is specific to the resource type.

A resource type can have private properties that are part of its own private scope and are separate from the private scope it maintains for its resources. The two scopes can define two sets of properties whose schema is identical, overlaps, or is mutually exclusive.

The following rules determine the value of a resource private property:

  • The value last assigned if a value has been assigned.

  • The value of the corresponding resource type private property if the property exists in the resource type private property schema and a value has been assigned.

  • The default value in the resource type's schema for its resources. For more information about that configuration data and how it is expected to be described, see [MSDN-CLUSRESTYPES].