A unique pre-determined key for the license. License keys are immutable values. Cannot be used on legacy encrypted licenses. This attribute will be automatically generated or popped from the remaining pool if left blank and the chosen scheme supports auto-generated keys. Depending on the policy's cryptographic scheme (if any), the key attribute may be required for a 'seed' dataset to embed into the final key, and the key may have other requirements that must be met regarding dataset length and formatting. The key and its signature may be base64url encoded, depending on the chosen scheme.
The maximum number of machine CPU cores the license can have associated with it. The count is the sum of all cores for the license's machines. This is by default inherited from the policy, but can be overridden on a per-license basis.
The maximum number of machines the license can have associated with it. This is by default inherited from the policy, but can be overridden on a per-license basis.
The maximum number of machine processes the license can have associated with it. This is by default inherited from the policy, but can be overridden on a per-license basis.
Whether or not the license will require check-in at a predefined interval to continue to pass validation i.e. if a license misses a check-in, it will be invalidated. This is inherited from the policy.
The cryptographic encryption/signature scheme used on the license's key. Can be used to implement offline licensing by securely storing arbitrary data within a license's key.
The license's status, for filtering purposes and to ascertain overall status at-a-glance. An active license is a license that has been created, validated, checked out, or checked in within the last 90 days. An expiring license is a license that is expiring within the next 3 days. One of: ACTIVE, INACTIVE, EXPIRING, EXPIRED, SUSPENDED, or BANNED.
The license's current usage count. This can be incremented, decremented, or reset using the license's usage-related actions. Cannot exceed 2,147,483,647, which is the maximum value of a 4 byte integer.
The version of the license. This is useful for versioning your licenses, e.g. for a beta program. This attribute is not taken into account during license validation. See the license's usage-related actions for more details.