--- title: Schemas of Cloud Provisioning and Governance tables description: The tables are cloud-agnostic and can therefore hold data for any cloud provider. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/it-operations-management/cloud-configuration-governance/cloud-mgt-table-schemas.html release: australia product: Cloud Configuration Governance classification: cloud-configuration-governance topic_type: reference last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 3 breadcrumb: [Cloud Provisioning and Governance, ITOM Cloud Accelerate, IT Operations Management] --- # Schemas of Cloud Provisioning and Governance tables The tables are cloud-agnostic and can therefore hold data for any cloud provider. ## Load balancer table The load balancer table \[cmdb\_ci\_cloud\_load\_balancer\] extends from \[cmdb\_ci\_vm\_object\], which extends from \[cmdb\_ci\]. Click to enlarge the image. \[Omitted image "schema-load-balancer.png"\] Alt text: Load balancer CMDB object model |Attribute|Description| |---------|-----------| |object\_id|Identifier that typically holds the load balancer name as the value.| |canonical\_hosted\_zone\_id|ID of the Amazon Route 53 hosted zone for the load balancer.| |canonical\_hosted\_zone\_name|DNS name of the load balancer.| |dns\_name|Public DNS name of the load balancer.| |fqdn|DNS name as fully qualified domain name. Can also be a CNAME record pointed to the DNS name.| |state|State of the load balancer: **available** or **terminated**.| ## Network resource table The network resource table \[cmdb\_ci\_network\] extends from \[cmdb\_ci\_vcenter\_object\], which extends from \[cmdb\_ci\_vm\_object\], which extends from \[cmdb\_ci\]. Click to enlarge the image. \[Omitted image "schema-network.png"\] Alt text: Network table object model
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| object\_id | Identifier that typically holds the network ID as the value. Uniquely identifies an object within a cloud. |
| name | Name of the network. |
| cidr | IP Address range. Classless inter-domain routing is a set of internet protocol standards that is used to create unique identifiers for networks. |
| default\_gateway | Holds InternetGatewayID if we attach IntenetGateway to the network.A default gateway serves as an access point or IP router that a networked computer uses to send information to a computer in another network or Internet. The specified gateway is used by default unless an application specifies a different gateway. |
| Broadcast\_address | IP address used to transmit messages and data packets to network systems. |
| Is\_shared | Boolean.true: Network shared across other projects. false: Network not shared across other projects. |
| max\_ports | Maximum number of hosts that can be connected to the network |
| is\_external | Boolean.true: Network is external. false: Network is internal. |
| terminated\_on | Time that the network was de-provisioned. |
| state | State of the network: **available** or **terminated**. |
| netmask | Type of CIDR. 32-bit mask that divides an IP address into subnets and specify the hosts that are available on the network. |
| dhcp\_enabled | Boolean:true: Dynamic IP address is assigned to host false: Static IP address is assigned to host |
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| object\_id | Identifier that typically holds the object ID as the value. Uniquely identifies an object within a cloud. |
| volume\_id | Identifier that typically holds the volume ID as the value. Uniquely identifies an object within a cloud. |
| volume\_container | For NetApp only, LUN becomes the volume and NetApp volume becomes the volume container. |
| sharable | Boolean.true: Volume is shared by multiple VMs. false: Volume is not shared by multiple VMs. |
| storage\_type | Type of storage.- AWS: Block - Azure: PageBlob - vSphere: VMware vdisk |
| size | Total capacity of the volume. |
| free\_space | Available space of the volume |
| state | State of the volume: **available** or **in\_use**. |
| share\_count | Number of VMs that are shared by the volume. |
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| object\_id | Identifier that typically usually holds the VM instance ID. Uniquely identifies an object within a cloud. |
| name | Name of the VM. |
| state | State of the VML: **on**, **off**, or **terminated**. |
| cpus | Number of CPUs. |
| memory | Memory size in megabytes. |
| disks | Number of disk drives. |
| disk\_size | Total size of disks in gigabytes. |
| nics | Number of network interface adapters. |
| terminated\_on | Time that the instance was terminated. |
| termination\_protection | Boolean. Default value is false.true: Can prevent the instance from being accidentally terminated using Amazon EC2. false: Cannot prevent the instance from being accidentally terminated using Amazon EC2. |