@pulumi/azure 5.71.0-alpha.1711742742 → 5.71.0-alpha.1712404106

package/apimanagement/apiDiagnostic.d.ts

@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ export declare class ApiDiagnostic extends pulumi.CustomResource {
      */
     readonly resourceGroupName: pulumi.Output<string>;
     /**
-     * Sampling (%!)(MISSING). For high traffic APIs, please read this [documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-app-insights#performance-implications-and-log-sampling) to understand performance implications and log sampling. Valid values are between `0.0` and `100.0`.
+     * Sampling (%). For high traffic APIs, please read this [documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-app-insights#performance-implications-and-log-sampling) to understand performance implications and log sampling. Valid values are between `0.0` and `100.0`.
      */
     readonly samplingPercentage: pulumi.Output<number>;
     /**
@@ -247,7 +247,7 @@ export interface ApiDiagnosticState {
      */
     resourceGroupName?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * Sampling (%!)(MISSING). For high traffic APIs, please read this [documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-app-insights#performance-implications-and-log-sampling) to understand performance implications and log sampling. Valid values are between `0.0` and `100.0`.
+     * Sampling (%). For high traffic APIs, please read this [documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-app-insights#performance-implications-and-log-sampling) to understand performance implications and log sampling. Valid values are between `0.0` and `100.0`.
      */
     samplingPercentage?: pulumi.Input<number>;
     /**
@@ -312,7 +312,7 @@ export interface ApiDiagnosticArgs {
      */
     resourceGroupName: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * Sampling (%!)(MISSING). For high traffic APIs, please read this [documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-app-insights#performance-implications-and-log-sampling) to understand performance implications and log sampling. Valid values are between `0.0` and `100.0`.
+     * Sampling (%). For high traffic APIs, please read this [documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-app-insights#performance-implications-and-log-sampling) to understand performance implications and log sampling. Valid values are between `0.0` and `100.0`.
      */
     samplingPercentage?: pulumi.Input<number>;
     /**

package/apimanagement/diagnostic.d.ts

@@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ export declare class Diagnostic extends pulumi.CustomResource {
      */
     readonly resourceGroupName: pulumi.Output<string>;
     /**
-     * Sampling (%!)(MISSING). For high traffic APIs, please read this [documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-app-insights#performance-implications-and-log-sampling) to understand performance implications and log sampling. Valid values are between `0.0` and `100.0`.
+     * Sampling (%). For high traffic APIs, please read this [documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-app-insights#performance-implications-and-log-sampling) to understand performance implications and log sampling. Valid values are between `0.0` and `100.0`.
      */
     readonly samplingPercentage: pulumi.Output<number>;
     /**
@@ -225,7 +225,7 @@ export interface DiagnosticState {
      */
     resourceGroupName?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * Sampling (%!)(MISSING). For high traffic APIs, please read this [documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-app-insights#performance-implications-and-log-sampling) to understand performance implications and log sampling. Valid values are between `0.0` and `100.0`.
+     * Sampling (%). For high traffic APIs, please read this [documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-app-insights#performance-implications-and-log-sampling) to understand performance implications and log sampling. Valid values are between `0.0` and `100.0`.
      */
     samplingPercentage?: pulumi.Input<number>;
     /**
@@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ export interface DiagnosticArgs {
      */
     resourceGroupName: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * Sampling (%!)(MISSING). For high traffic APIs, please read this [documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-app-insights#performance-implications-and-log-sampling) to understand performance implications and log sampling. Valid values are between `0.0` and `100.0`.
+     * Sampling (%). For high traffic APIs, please read this [documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-app-insights#performance-implications-and-log-sampling) to understand performance implications and log sampling. Valid values are between `0.0` and `100.0`.
      */
     samplingPercentage?: pulumi.Input<number>;
     /**

package/appconfiguration/configurationFeature.d.ts

@@ -43,13 +43,13 @@ import * as outputs from "../types/output";
  * App Configuration Features can be imported using the `resource id`, e.g.
  *
  * ```sh
- * $ pulumi import azure:appconfiguration/configurationFeature:ConfigurationFeature test https://appconfname1.azconfig.io/kv/.appconfig.featureflag%!F(MISSING)keyName?label=labelName
+ * $ pulumi import azure:appconfiguration/configurationFeature:ConfigurationFeature test https://appconfname1.azconfig.io/kv/.appconfig.featureflag%2FkeyName?label=labelName
  * ```
  *
  * If you wish to import with an empty label then simply leave the label's name blank:
  *
  * ```sh
- * $ pulumi import azure:appconfiguration/configurationFeature:ConfigurationFeature test https://appconfname1.azconfig.io/kv/.appconfig.featureflag%!F(MISSING)keyName?label=
+ * $ pulumi import azure:appconfiguration/configurationFeature:ConfigurationFeature test https://appconfname1.azconfig.io/kv/.appconfig.featureflag%2FkeyName?label=
  * ```
  */
 export declare class ConfigurationFeature extends pulumi.CustomResource {

package/appconfiguration/configurationFeature.js

@@ -47,13 +47,13 @@ const utilities = require("../utilities");
  * App Configuration Features can be imported using the `resource id`, e.g.
  *
  * ```sh
- * $ pulumi import azure:appconfiguration/configurationFeature:ConfigurationFeature test https://appconfname1.azconfig.io/kv/.appconfig.featureflag%!F(MISSING)keyName?label=labelName
+ * $ pulumi import azure:appconfiguration/configurationFeature:ConfigurationFeature test https://appconfname1.azconfig.io/kv/.appconfig.featureflag%2FkeyName?label=labelName
  * ```
  *
  * If you wish to import with an empty label then simply leave the label's name blank:
  *
  * ```sh
- * $ pulumi import azure:appconfiguration/configurationFeature:ConfigurationFeature test https://appconfname1.azconfig.io/kv/.appconfig.featureflag%!F(MISSING)keyName?label=
+ * $ pulumi import azure:appconfiguration/configurationFeature:ConfigurationFeature test https://appconfname1.azconfig.io/kv/.appconfig.featureflag%2FkeyName?label=
  * ```
  */
 class ConfigurationFeature extends pulumi.CustomResource {

package/containerapp/environmentDaprComponent.d.ts

@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ export declare class EnvironmentDaprComponent extends pulumi.CustomResource {
     /**
      * A list of scopes to which this component applies.
      *
-     * > **NOTE:** See the official docs for more information at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/dapr-overview?tabs=bicep1%!C(MISSING)yaml#component-scopes
+     * > **NOTE:** See the official docs for more information at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/dapr-overview?tabs=bicep1%2Cyaml#component-scopes
      */
     readonly scopes: pulumi.Output<string[] | undefined>;
     /**
@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ export interface EnvironmentDaprComponentState {
     /**
      * A list of scopes to which this component applies.
      *
-     * > **NOTE:** See the official docs for more information at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/dapr-overview?tabs=bicep1%!C(MISSING)yaml#component-scopes
+     * > **NOTE:** See the official docs for more information at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/dapr-overview?tabs=bicep1%2Cyaml#component-scopes
      */
     scopes?: pulumi.Input<pulumi.Input<string>[]>;
     /**
@@ -182,7 +182,7 @@ export interface EnvironmentDaprComponentArgs {
     /**
      * A list of scopes to which this component applies.
      *
-     * > **NOTE:** See the official docs for more information at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/dapr-overview?tabs=bicep1%!C(MISSING)yaml#component-scopes
+     * > **NOTE:** See the official docs for more information at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/dapr-overview?tabs=bicep1%2Cyaml#component-scopes
      */
     scopes?: pulumi.Input<pulumi.Input<string>[]>;
     /**

package/netapp/volume.d.ts

@@ -95,11 +95,11 @@ export declare class Volume extends pulumi.CustomResource {
      */
     readonly serviceLevel: pulumi.Output<string>;
     /**
-     * Limits enumeration of files and folders (that is, listing the contents) in SMB only to users with allowed access on the share. For instance, if a user doesn't have access to read a file or folder in a share with access-based enumeration enabled, then the file or folder doesn't show up in directory listings. Defaults to `false`. For more information, please refer to [Understand NAS share permissions in Azure NetApp Files](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-netapp-files/network-attached-storage-permissions#:~:text=security%!f(MISSING)or%!a(MISSING)dministrators.-,Access%!D(MISSING)based%!e(MISSING)numeration,in%!a(MISSING)n%!A(MISSING)zure%!N(MISSING)etApp%!F(MISSING)iles%!S(MISSING)MB%!v(MISSING)olume.%!O(MISSING)nly%!c(MISSING)ontosoadmin%!h(MISSING)as%!a(MISSING)ccess.,-In%!t(MISSING)he%!b(MISSING)elow)
+     * Limits enumeration of files and folders (that is, listing the contents) in SMB only to users with allowed access on the share. For instance, if a user doesn't have access to read a file or folder in a share with access-based enumeration enabled, then the file or folder doesn't show up in directory listings. Defaults to `false`. For more information, please refer to [Understand NAS share permissions in Azure NetApp Files](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-netapp-files/network-attached-storage-permissions#:~:text=security%20for%20administrators.-,Access%2Dbased%20enumeration,in%20an%20Azure%20NetApp%20Files%20SMB%20volume.%20Only%20contosoadmin%20has%20access.,-In%20the%20below)
      */
     readonly smbAccessBasedEnumerationEnabled: pulumi.Output<boolean | undefined>;
     /**
-     * Limits clients from browsing for an SMB share by hiding the share from view in Windows Explorer or when listing shares in "net view." Only end users that know the absolute paths to the share are able to find the share. Defaults to `false`. For more information, please refer to [Understand NAS share permissions in Azure NetApp Files](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-netapp-files/network-attached-storage-permissions#:~:text=Non%!D(MISSING)browsable%!s(MISSING)hares,find%!t(MISSING)he%!s(MISSING)hare.)
+     * Limits clients from browsing for an SMB share by hiding the share from view in Windows Explorer or when listing shares in "net view." Only end users that know the absolute paths to the share are able to find the share. Defaults to `false`. For more information, please refer to [Understand NAS share permissions in Azure NetApp Files](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-netapp-files/network-attached-storage-permissions#:~:text=Non%2Dbrowsable%20shares,find%20the%20share.)
      */
     readonly smbNonBrowsableEnabled: pulumi.Output<boolean | undefined>;
     /**
@@ -216,11 +216,11 @@ export interface VolumeState {
      */
     serviceLevel?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * Limits enumeration of files and folders (that is, listing the contents) in SMB only to users with allowed access on the share. For instance, if a user doesn't have access to read a file or folder in a share with access-based enumeration enabled, then the file or folder doesn't show up in directory listings. Defaults to `false`. For more information, please refer to [Understand NAS share permissions in Azure NetApp Files](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-netapp-files/network-attached-storage-permissions#:~:text=security%!f(MISSING)or%!a(MISSING)dministrators.-,Access%!D(MISSING)based%!e(MISSING)numeration,in%!a(MISSING)n%!A(MISSING)zure%!N(MISSING)etApp%!F(MISSING)iles%!S(MISSING)MB%!v(MISSING)olume.%!O(MISSING)nly%!c(MISSING)ontosoadmin%!h(MISSING)as%!a(MISSING)ccess.,-In%!t(MISSING)he%!b(MISSING)elow)
+     * Limits enumeration of files and folders (that is, listing the contents) in SMB only to users with allowed access on the share. For instance, if a user doesn't have access to read a file or folder in a share with access-based enumeration enabled, then the file or folder doesn't show up in directory listings. Defaults to `false`. For more information, please refer to [Understand NAS share permissions in Azure NetApp Files](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-netapp-files/network-attached-storage-permissions#:~:text=security%20for%20administrators.-,Access%2Dbased%20enumeration,in%20an%20Azure%20NetApp%20Files%20SMB%20volume.%20Only%20contosoadmin%20has%20access.,-In%20the%20below)
      */
     smbAccessBasedEnumerationEnabled?: pulumi.Input<boolean>;
     /**
-     * Limits clients from browsing for an SMB share by hiding the share from view in Windows Explorer or when listing shares in "net view." Only end users that know the absolute paths to the share are able to find the share. Defaults to `false`. For more information, please refer to [Understand NAS share permissions in Azure NetApp Files](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-netapp-files/network-attached-storage-permissions#:~:text=Non%!D(MISSING)browsable%!s(MISSING)hares,find%!t(MISSING)he%!s(MISSING)hare.)
+     * Limits clients from browsing for an SMB share by hiding the share from view in Windows Explorer or when listing shares in "net view." Only end users that know the absolute paths to the share are able to find the share. Defaults to `false`. For more information, please refer to [Understand NAS share permissions in Azure NetApp Files](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-netapp-files/network-attached-storage-permissions#:~:text=Non%2Dbrowsable%20shares,find%20the%20share.)
      */
     smbNonBrowsableEnabled?: pulumi.Input<boolean>;
     /**
@@ -325,11 +325,11 @@ export interface VolumeArgs {
      */
     serviceLevel: pulumi.Input<string>;
     /**
-     * Limits enumeration of files and folders (that is, listing the contents) in SMB only to users with allowed access on the share. For instance, if a user doesn't have access to read a file or folder in a share with access-based enumeration enabled, then the file or folder doesn't show up in directory listings. Defaults to `false`. For more information, please refer to [Understand NAS share permissions in Azure NetApp Files](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-netapp-files/network-attached-storage-permissions#:~:text=security%!f(MISSING)or%!a(MISSING)dministrators.-,Access%!D(MISSING)based%!e(MISSING)numeration,in%!a(MISSING)n%!A(MISSING)zure%!N(MISSING)etApp%!F(MISSING)iles%!S(MISSING)MB%!v(MISSING)olume.%!O(MISSING)nly%!c(MISSING)ontosoadmin%!h(MISSING)as%!a(MISSING)ccess.,-In%!t(MISSING)he%!b(MISSING)elow)
+     * Limits enumeration of files and folders (that is, listing the contents) in SMB only to users with allowed access on the share. For instance, if a user doesn't have access to read a file or folder in a share with access-based enumeration enabled, then the file or folder doesn't show up in directory listings. Defaults to `false`. For more information, please refer to [Understand NAS share permissions in Azure NetApp Files](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-netapp-files/network-attached-storage-permissions#:~:text=security%20for%20administrators.-,Access%2Dbased%20enumeration,in%20an%20Azure%20NetApp%20Files%20SMB%20volume.%20Only%20contosoadmin%20has%20access.,-In%20the%20below)
      */
     smbAccessBasedEnumerationEnabled?: pulumi.Input<boolean>;
     /**
-     * Limits clients from browsing for an SMB share by hiding the share from view in Windows Explorer or when listing shares in "net view." Only end users that know the absolute paths to the share are able to find the share. Defaults to `false`. For more information, please refer to [Understand NAS share permissions in Azure NetApp Files](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-netapp-files/network-attached-storage-permissions#:~:text=Non%!D(MISSING)browsable%!s(MISSING)hares,find%!t(MISSING)he%!s(MISSING)hare.)
+     * Limits clients from browsing for an SMB share by hiding the share from view in Windows Explorer or when listing shares in "net view." Only end users that know the absolute paths to the share are able to find the share. Defaults to `false`. For more information, please refer to [Understand NAS share permissions in Azure NetApp Files](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-netapp-files/network-attached-storage-permissions#:~:text=Non%2Dbrowsable%20shares,find%20the%20share.)
      */
     smbNonBrowsableEnabled?: pulumi.Input<boolean>;
     /**

package/network/publicIpPrefix.d.ts

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ export declare class PublicIpPrefix extends pulumi.CustomResource {
     /**
      * Specifies the number of bits of the prefix. The value can be set between 0 (4,294,967,296 addresses) and 31 (2 addresses). Defaults to `28`(16 addresses). Changing this forces a new resource to be created.
      *
-     * > **Please Note:** There may be Public IP address limits on the subscription . [More information available here](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/azure-subscription-service-limits?toc=%!f(MISSING)azure%!f(MISSING)virtual-network%!f(MISSING)toc.json#publicip-address)
+     * > **Please Note:** There may be Public IP address limits on the subscription . [More information available here](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/azure-subscription-service-limits?toc=%2fazure%2fvirtual-network%2ftoc.json#publicip-address)
      */
     readonly prefixLength: pulumi.Output<number | undefined>;
     /**
@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ export interface PublicIpPrefixState {
     /**
      * Specifies the number of bits of the prefix. The value can be set between 0 (4,294,967,296 addresses) and 31 (2 addresses). Defaults to `28`(16 addresses). Changing this forces a new resource to be created.
      *
-     * > **Please Note:** There may be Public IP address limits on the subscription . [More information available here](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/azure-subscription-service-limits?toc=%!f(MISSING)azure%!f(MISSING)virtual-network%!f(MISSING)toc.json#publicip-address)
+     * > **Please Note:** There may be Public IP address limits on the subscription . [More information available here](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/azure-subscription-service-limits?toc=%2fazure%2fvirtual-network%2ftoc.json#publicip-address)
      */
     prefixLength?: pulumi.Input<number>;
     /**
@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ export interface PublicIpPrefixArgs {
     /**
      * Specifies the number of bits of the prefix. The value can be set between 0 (4,294,967,296 addresses) and 31 (2 addresses). Defaults to `28`(16 addresses). Changing this forces a new resource to be created.
      *
-     * > **Please Note:** There may be Public IP address limits on the subscription . [More information available here](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/azure-subscription-service-limits?toc=%!f(MISSING)azure%!f(MISSING)virtual-network%!f(MISSING)toc.json#publicip-address)
+     * > **Please Note:** There may be Public IP address limits on the subscription . [More information available here](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/azure-subscription-service-limits?toc=%2fazure%2fvirtual-network%2ftoc.json#publicip-address)
      */
     prefixLength?: pulumi.Input<number>;
     /**

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
     "name": "@pulumi/azure",
-    "version": "v5.71.0-alpha.1711742742+8bd0b5bf",
+    "version": "v5.71.0-alpha.1712404106+1185bd9c",
     "description": "A Pulumi package for creating and managing Microsoft Azure cloud resources, based on the Terraform azurerm provider. We recommend using the [Azure Native provider](https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native) to provision Azure infrastructure. Azure Native provides complete coverage of Azure resources and same-day access to new resources and resource updates.",
     "keywords": [
         "pulumi",

package/storage/syncCloudEndpoint.d.ts

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";
 /**
  * Manages a Storage Sync Cloud Endpoint.
  *
- * > **NOTE:** Please ensure Azure File Sync has access to the storage account in your subscription, which indicates that `Microsoft.StorageSync` is assigned role `Reader and Data Access` ( refer to details [here](<https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/storage/files/storage-sync-files-troubleshoot?tabs=portal1%!C(MISSING)azure-portal#common-troubleshooting-steps>)).
+ * > **NOTE:** Please ensure Azure File Sync has access to the storage account in your subscription, which indicates that `Microsoft.StorageSync` is assigned role `Reader and Data Access` ( refer to details [here](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/storage/files/storage-sync-files-troubleshoot?tabs=portal1%2Cazure-portal#common-troubleshooting-steps)).
  *
  * ## Example Usage
  *

package/storage/syncCloudEndpoint.js

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ const utilities = require("../utilities");
 /**
  * Manages a Storage Sync Cloud Endpoint.
  *
- * > **NOTE:** Please ensure Azure File Sync has access to the storage account in your subscription, which indicates that `Microsoft.StorageSync` is assigned role `Reader and Data Access` ( refer to details [here](<https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/storage/files/storage-sync-files-troubleshoot?tabs=portal1%!C(MISSING)azure-portal#common-troubleshooting-steps>)).
+ * > **NOTE:** Please ensure Azure File Sync has access to the storage account in your subscription, which indicates that `Microsoft.StorageSync` is assigned role `Reader and Data Access` ( refer to details [here](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/storage/files/storage-sync-files-troubleshoot?tabs=portal1%2Cazure-portal#common-troubleshooting-steps)).
  *
  * ## Example Usage
  *

package/types/input.d.ts

@@ -23041,7 +23041,7 @@ export declare namespace containerservice {
          *
          * ->**Note:** To configure dual-stack networking `ipVersions` should be set to `["IPv4", "IPv6"]`.
          *
-         * ->**Note:** Dual-stack networking requires that the Preview Feature `Microsoft.ContainerService/AKS-EnableDualStack` is enabled and the Resource Provider is re-registered, see [the documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/aks/configure-kubenet-dual-stack?tabs=azure-cli%!C(MISSING)kubectl#register-the-aks-enabledualstack-preview-feature) for more information.
+         * ->**Note:** Dual-stack networking requires that the Preview Feature `Microsoft.ContainerService/AKS-EnableDualStack` is enabled and the Resource Provider is re-registered, see [the documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/aks/configure-kubenet-dual-stack?tabs=azure-cli%2Ckubectl#register-the-aks-enabledualstack-preview-feature) for more information.
          */
         ipVersions?: pulumi.Input<pulumi.Input<string>[]>;
         /**
@@ -23123,7 +23123,7 @@ export declare namespace containerservice {
         /**
          * The desired number of IPv6 outbound IPs created and managed by Azure for the cluster load balancer. Must be in the range of 1 to 100 (inclusive). The default value is 0 for single-stack and 1 for dual-stack.
          *
-         * > **Note:** `managedOutboundIpv6Count` requires dual-stack networking. To enable dual-stack networking the Preview Feature `Microsoft.ContainerService/AKS-EnableDualStack` needs to be enabled and the Resource Provider re-registered, see [the documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/aks/configure-kubenet-dual-stack?tabs=azure-cli%!C(MISSING)kubectl#register-the-aks-enabledualstack-preview-feature) for more information.
+         * > **Note:** `managedOutboundIpv6Count` requires dual-stack networking. To enable dual-stack networking the Preview Feature `Microsoft.ContainerService/AKS-EnableDualStack` needs to be enabled and the Resource Provider re-registered, see [the documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/aks/configure-kubenet-dual-stack?tabs=azure-cli%2Ckubectl#register-the-aks-enabledualstack-preview-feature) for more information.
          */
         managedOutboundIpv6Count?: pulumi.Input<number>;
         /**
@@ -27311,7 +27311,7 @@ export declare namespace desktopvirtualization {
          */
         peakStartTime: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * This is the value in percentage of used host pool capacity that will be considered to evaluate whether to turn on/off virtual machines during the ramp-down and off-peak hours. For example, if capacity threshold is specified as 60%!a(MISSING)nd your total host pool capacity is 100 sessions, autoscale will turn on additional session hosts once the host pool exceeds a load of 60 sessions.
+         * This is the value in percentage of used host pool capacity that will be considered to evaluate whether to turn on/off virtual machines during the ramp-down and off-peak hours. For example, if capacity threshold is specified as 60% and your total host pool capacity is 100 sessions, autoscale will turn on additional session hosts once the host pool exceeds a load of 60 sessions.
          */
         rampDownCapacityThresholdPercent: pulumi.Input<number>;
         /**
@@ -27323,7 +27323,7 @@ export declare namespace desktopvirtualization {
          */
         rampDownLoadBalancingAlgorithm: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The minimum percentage of session host virtual machines that you would like to get to for ramp-down and off-peak hours. For example, if Minimum percentage of hosts is specified as 10%!a(MISSING)nd total number of session hosts in your host pool is 10, autoscale will ensure a minimum of 1 session host is available to take user connections.
+         * The minimum percentage of session host virtual machines that you would like to get to for ramp-down and off-peak hours. For example, if Minimum percentage of hosts is specified as 10% and total number of session hosts in your host pool is 10, autoscale will ensure a minimum of 1 session host is available to take user connections.
          */
         rampDownMinimumHostsPercent: pulumi.Input<number>;
         /**
@@ -27343,7 +27343,7 @@ export declare namespace desktopvirtualization {
          */
         rampDownWaitTimeMinutes: pulumi.Input<number>;
         /**
-         * This is the value of percentage of used host pool capacity that will be considered to evaluate whether to turn on/off virtual machines during the ramp-up and peak hours. For example, if capacity threshold is specified as `60%!`(MISSING) and your total host pool capacity is `100` sessions, autoscale will turn on additional session hosts once the host pool exceeds a load of `60` sessions.
+         * This is the value of percentage of used host pool capacity that will be considered to evaluate whether to turn on/off virtual machines during the ramp-up and peak hours. For example, if capacity threshold is specified as `60%` and your total host pool capacity is `100` sessions, autoscale will turn on additional session hosts once the host pool exceeds a load of `60` sessions.
          */
         rampUpCapacityThresholdPercent?: pulumi.Input<number>;
         /**
@@ -27351,7 +27351,7 @@ export declare namespace desktopvirtualization {
          */
         rampUpLoadBalancingAlgorithm: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * Specifies the minimum percentage of session host virtual machines to start during ramp-up for peak hours. For example, if Minimum percentage of hosts is specified as `10%!`(MISSING) and total number of session hosts in your host pool is `10`, autoscale will ensure a minimum of `1` session host is available to take user connections.
+         * Specifies the minimum percentage of session host virtual machines to start during ramp-up for peak hours. For example, if Minimum percentage of hosts is specified as `10%` and total number of session hosts in your host pool is `10`, autoscale will ensure a minimum of `1` session host is available to take user connections.
          */
         rampUpMinimumHostsPercent?: pulumi.Input<number>;
         /**
@@ -36661,7 +36661,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         frameRate?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
+         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
          */
         height?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
@@ -36689,7 +36689,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         slices?: pulumi.Input<number>;
         /**
-         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
+         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
          */
         width?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     }
@@ -36749,7 +36749,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         frameRate?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
+         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
          */
         height?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
@@ -36777,7 +36777,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         slices?: pulumi.Input<number>;
         /**
-         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
+         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
          */
         width?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     }
@@ -36795,7 +36795,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         layers?: pulumi.Input<pulumi.Input<inputs.media.TransformOutputCustomPresetCodecJpgImageLayer>[]>;
         /**
-         * The position relative to transform preset start time in the input video at which to stop generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT5M30S` to stop at 5 minutes and 30 seconds from start time), or a frame count (For example, `300` to stop at the 300th frame from the frame at start time. If this value is `1`, it means only producing one thumbnail at start time), or a relative value to the stream duration (For example, `50%!`(MISSING) to stop at half of stream duration from start time). The default value is `100%!`(MISSING), which means to stop at the end of the stream.
+         * The position relative to transform preset start time in the input video at which to stop generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT5M30S` to stop at 5 minutes and 30 seconds from start time), or a frame count (For example, `300` to stop at the 300th frame from the frame at start time. If this value is `1`, it means only producing one thumbnail at start time), or a relative value to the stream duration (For example, `50%` to stop at half of stream duration from start time). The default value is `100%`, which means to stop at the end of the stream.
          */
         range?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
@@ -36803,11 +36803,11 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         spriteColumn?: pulumi.Input<number>;
         /**
-         * The position in the input video from where to start generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%!`(MISSING) to start at 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration). Also supports a macro `{Best}`, which tells the encoder to select the best thumbnail from the first few seconds of the video and will only produce one thumbnail, no matter what other settings are for `step` and `range`.
+         * The position in the input video from where to start generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%` to start at 10% of stream duration). Also supports a macro `{Best}`, which tells the encoder to select the best thumbnail from the first few seconds of the video and will only produce one thumbnail, no matter what other settings are for `step` and `range`.
          */
         start: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The intervals at which thumbnails are generated. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` for one image every 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `30` for one image every 30 frames), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%!`(MISSING) for one image every 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration). Note: Step value will affect the first generated thumbnail, which may not be exactly the one specified at transform preset start time. This is due to the encoder, which tries to select the best thumbnail between start time and Step position from start time as the first output. As the default value is `10%!`(MISSING), it means if stream has long duration, the first generated thumbnail might be far away from the one specified at start time. Try to select reasonable value for Step if the first thumbnail is expected close to start time, or set Range value at `1` if only one thumbnail is needed at start time.
+         * The intervals at which thumbnails are generated. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` for one image every 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `30` for one image every 30 frames), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%` for one image every 10% of stream duration). Note: Step value will affect the first generated thumbnail, which may not be exactly the one specified at transform preset start time. This is due to the encoder, which tries to select the best thumbnail between start time and Step position from start time as the first output. As the default value is `10%`, it means if stream has long duration, the first generated thumbnail might be far away from the one specified at start time. Try to select reasonable value for Step if the first thumbnail is expected close to start time, or set Range value at `1` if only one thumbnail is needed at start time.
          */
         step?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
@@ -36821,7 +36821,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
     }
     interface TransformOutputCustomPresetCodecJpgImageLayer {
         /**
-         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
+         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
          */
         height?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
@@ -36833,7 +36833,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         quality?: pulumi.Input<number>;
         /**
-         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
+         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
          */
         width?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     }
@@ -36851,15 +36851,15 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         layers?: pulumi.Input<pulumi.Input<inputs.media.TransformOutputCustomPresetCodecPngImageLayer>[]>;
         /**
-         * The position relative to transform preset start time in the input video at which to stop generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT5M30S` to stop at `5` minutes and `30` seconds from start time), or a frame count (For example, `300` to stop at the 300th frame from the frame at start time. If this value is `1`, it means only producing one thumbnail at start time), or a relative value to the stream duration (For example, `50%!`(MISSING) to stop at half of stream duration from start time). The default value is `100%!`(MISSING), which means to stop at the end of the stream.
+         * The position relative to transform preset start time in the input video at which to stop generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT5M30S` to stop at `5` minutes and `30` seconds from start time), or a frame count (For example, `300` to stop at the 300th frame from the frame at start time. If this value is `1`, it means only producing one thumbnail at start time), or a relative value to the stream duration (For example, `50%` to stop at half of stream duration from start time). The default value is `100%`, which means to stop at the end of the stream.
          */
         range?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The position in the input video from where to start generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%!`(MISSING) to start at 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration). Also supports a macro `{Best}`, which tells the encoder to select the best thumbnail from the first few seconds of the video and will only produce one thumbnail, no matter what other settings are for `step` and `range`.
+         * The position in the input video from where to start generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%` to start at 10% of stream duration). Also supports a macro `{Best}`, which tells the encoder to select the best thumbnail from the first few seconds of the video and will only produce one thumbnail, no matter what other settings are for `step` and `range`.
          */
         start: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The intervals at which thumbnails are generated. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` for one image every 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `30` for one image every 30 frames), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%!`(MISSING) for one image every 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration). Note: Step value will affect the first generated thumbnail, which may not be exactly the one specified at transform preset start time. This is due to the encoder, which tries to select the best thumbnail between start time and Step position from start time as the first output. As the default value is `10%!`(MISSING), it means if stream has long duration, the first generated thumbnail might be far away from the one specified at start time. Try to select reasonable value for Step if the first thumbnail is expected close to start time, or set Range value at `1` if only one thumbnail is needed at start time.
+         * The intervals at which thumbnails are generated. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` for one image every 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `30` for one image every 30 frames), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%` for one image every 10% of stream duration). Note: Step value will affect the first generated thumbnail, which may not be exactly the one specified at transform preset start time. This is due to the encoder, which tries to select the best thumbnail between start time and Step position from start time as the first output. As the default value is `10%`, it means if stream has long duration, the first generated thumbnail might be far away from the one specified at start time. Try to select reasonable value for Step if the first thumbnail is expected close to start time, or set Range value at `1` if only one thumbnail is needed at start time.
          */
         step?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
@@ -36873,7 +36873,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
     }
     interface TransformOutputCustomPresetCodecPngImageLayer {
         /**
-         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
+         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
          */
         height?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
@@ -36881,7 +36881,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         label?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
+         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
          */
         width?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     }
@@ -36913,19 +36913,19 @@ export declare namespace media {
     }
     interface TransformOutputCustomPresetFilterCropRectangle {
         /**
-         * The height of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The height of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         height?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The number of pixels from the left-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The number of pixels from the left-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         left?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The number of pixels from the top-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The number of pixels from the top-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         top?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The width of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g` 100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The width of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g` 100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         width?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     }
@@ -36941,7 +36941,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
     }
     interface TransformOutputCustomPresetFilterFadeIn {
         /**
-         * The duration of the fade effect in the video. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, PT05S to fade In/Out a color during 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, 10 to fade 10 frames from the start time), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, 10%!t(MISSING)o fade 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration).
+         * The duration of the fade effect in the video. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, PT05S to fade In/Out a color during 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, 10 to fade 10 frames from the start time), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, 10% to fade 10% of stream duration).
          */
         duration: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
@@ -36949,13 +36949,13 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         fadeColor: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The position in the input video from where to start fade. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%!`(MISSING) to start at 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration). Default to `0`.
+         * The position in the input video from where to start fade. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%` to start at 10% of stream duration). Default to `0`.
          */
         start?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     }
     interface TransformOutputCustomPresetFilterFadeOut {
         /**
-         * The duration of the fade effect in the video. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, PT05S to fade In/Out a color during 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, 10 to fade 10 frames from the start time), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, 10%!t(MISSING)o fade 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration).
+         * The duration of the fade effect in the video. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, PT05S to fade In/Out a color during 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, 10 to fade 10 frames from the start time), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, 10% to fade 10% of stream duration).
          */
         duration: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
@@ -36963,7 +36963,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         fadeColor: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The position in the input video from where to start fade. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%!`(MISSING) to start at 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration). Default to `0`.
+         * The position in the input video from where to start fade. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%` to start at 10% of stream duration). Default to `0`.
          */
         start?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     }
@@ -37045,37 +37045,37 @@ export declare namespace media {
     }
     interface TransformOutputCustomPresetFilterOverlayVideoCropRectangle {
         /**
-         * The height of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The height of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         height?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The number of pixels from the left-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The number of pixels from the left-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         left?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The number of pixels from the top-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The number of pixels from the top-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         top?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The width of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g` 100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The width of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g` 100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         width?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     }
     interface TransformOutputCustomPresetFilterOverlayVideoPosition {
         /**
-         * The height of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The height of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         height?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The number of pixels from the left-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The number of pixels from the left-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         left?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The number of pixels from the top-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The number of pixels from the top-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         top?: pulumi.Input<string>;
         /**
-         * The width of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g` 100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The width of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g` 100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         width?: pulumi.Input<string>;
     }

package/types/output.d.ts

@@ -30871,7 +30871,7 @@ export declare namespace containerservice {
          *
          * ->**Note:** To configure dual-stack networking `ipVersions` should be set to `["IPv4", "IPv6"]`.
          *
-         * ->**Note:** Dual-stack networking requires that the Preview Feature `Microsoft.ContainerService/AKS-EnableDualStack` is enabled and the Resource Provider is re-registered, see [the documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/aks/configure-kubenet-dual-stack?tabs=azure-cli%!C(MISSING)kubectl#register-the-aks-enabledualstack-preview-feature) for more information.
+         * ->**Note:** Dual-stack networking requires that the Preview Feature `Microsoft.ContainerService/AKS-EnableDualStack` is enabled and the Resource Provider is re-registered, see [the documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/aks/configure-kubenet-dual-stack?tabs=azure-cli%2Ckubectl#register-the-aks-enabledualstack-preview-feature) for more information.
          */
         ipVersions: string[];
         /**
@@ -30953,7 +30953,7 @@ export declare namespace containerservice {
         /**
          * The desired number of IPv6 outbound IPs created and managed by Azure for the cluster load balancer. Must be in the range of 1 to 100 (inclusive). The default value is 0 for single-stack and 1 for dual-stack.
          *
-         * > **Note:** `managedOutboundIpv6Count` requires dual-stack networking. To enable dual-stack networking the Preview Feature `Microsoft.ContainerService/AKS-EnableDualStack` needs to be enabled and the Resource Provider re-registered, see [the documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/aks/configure-kubenet-dual-stack?tabs=azure-cli%!C(MISSING)kubectl#register-the-aks-enabledualstack-preview-feature) for more information.
+         * > **Note:** `managedOutboundIpv6Count` requires dual-stack networking. To enable dual-stack networking the Preview Feature `Microsoft.ContainerService/AKS-EnableDualStack` needs to be enabled and the Resource Provider re-registered, see [the documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/aks/configure-kubenet-dual-stack?tabs=azure-cli%2Ckubectl#register-the-aks-enabledualstack-preview-feature) for more information.
          */
         managedOutboundIpv6Count: number;
         /**
@@ -35601,7 +35601,7 @@ export declare namespace desktopvirtualization {
          */
         peakStartTime: string;
         /**
-         * This is the value in percentage of used host pool capacity that will be considered to evaluate whether to turn on/off virtual machines during the ramp-down and off-peak hours. For example, if capacity threshold is specified as 60%!a(MISSING)nd your total host pool capacity is 100 sessions, autoscale will turn on additional session hosts once the host pool exceeds a load of 60 sessions.
+         * This is the value in percentage of used host pool capacity that will be considered to evaluate whether to turn on/off virtual machines during the ramp-down and off-peak hours. For example, if capacity threshold is specified as 60% and your total host pool capacity is 100 sessions, autoscale will turn on additional session hosts once the host pool exceeds a load of 60 sessions.
          */
         rampDownCapacityThresholdPercent: number;
         /**
@@ -35613,7 +35613,7 @@ export declare namespace desktopvirtualization {
          */
         rampDownLoadBalancingAlgorithm: string;
         /**
-         * The minimum percentage of session host virtual machines that you would like to get to for ramp-down and off-peak hours. For example, if Minimum percentage of hosts is specified as 10%!a(MISSING)nd total number of session hosts in your host pool is 10, autoscale will ensure a minimum of 1 session host is available to take user connections.
+         * The minimum percentage of session host virtual machines that you would like to get to for ramp-down and off-peak hours. For example, if Minimum percentage of hosts is specified as 10% and total number of session hosts in your host pool is 10, autoscale will ensure a minimum of 1 session host is available to take user connections.
          */
         rampDownMinimumHostsPercent: number;
         /**
@@ -35633,7 +35633,7 @@ export declare namespace desktopvirtualization {
          */
         rampDownWaitTimeMinutes: number;
         /**
-         * This is the value of percentage of used host pool capacity that will be considered to evaluate whether to turn on/off virtual machines during the ramp-up and peak hours. For example, if capacity threshold is specified as `60%!`(MISSING) and your total host pool capacity is `100` sessions, autoscale will turn on additional session hosts once the host pool exceeds a load of `60` sessions.
+         * This is the value of percentage of used host pool capacity that will be considered to evaluate whether to turn on/off virtual machines during the ramp-up and peak hours. For example, if capacity threshold is specified as `60%` and your total host pool capacity is `100` sessions, autoscale will turn on additional session hosts once the host pool exceeds a load of `60` sessions.
          */
         rampUpCapacityThresholdPercent?: number;
         /**
@@ -35641,7 +35641,7 @@ export declare namespace desktopvirtualization {
          */
         rampUpLoadBalancingAlgorithm: string;
         /**
-         * Specifies the minimum percentage of session host virtual machines to start during ramp-up for peak hours. For example, if Minimum percentage of hosts is specified as `10%!`(MISSING) and total number of session hosts in your host pool is `10`, autoscale will ensure a minimum of `1` session host is available to take user connections.
+         * Specifies the minimum percentage of session host virtual machines to start during ramp-up for peak hours. For example, if Minimum percentage of hosts is specified as `10%` and total number of session hosts in your host pool is `10`, autoscale will ensure a minimum of `1` session host is available to take user connections.
          */
         rampUpMinimumHostsPercent?: number;
         /**
@@ -45956,7 +45956,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         frameRate?: string;
         /**
-         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
+         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
          */
         height: string;
         /**
@@ -45984,7 +45984,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         slices: number;
         /**
-         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
+         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
          */
         width: string;
     }
@@ -46044,7 +46044,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         frameRate?: string;
         /**
-         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
+         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
          */
         height: string;
         /**
@@ -46072,7 +46072,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         slices: number;
         /**
-         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
+         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
          */
         width: string;
     }
@@ -46090,7 +46090,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         layers?: outputs.media.TransformOutputCustomPresetCodecJpgImageLayer[];
         /**
-         * The position relative to transform preset start time in the input video at which to stop generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT5M30S` to stop at 5 minutes and 30 seconds from start time), or a frame count (For example, `300` to stop at the 300th frame from the frame at start time. If this value is `1`, it means only producing one thumbnail at start time), or a relative value to the stream duration (For example, `50%!`(MISSING) to stop at half of stream duration from start time). The default value is `100%!`(MISSING), which means to stop at the end of the stream.
+         * The position relative to transform preset start time in the input video at which to stop generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT5M30S` to stop at 5 minutes and 30 seconds from start time), or a frame count (For example, `300` to stop at the 300th frame from the frame at start time. If this value is `1`, it means only producing one thumbnail at start time), or a relative value to the stream duration (For example, `50%` to stop at half of stream duration from start time). The default value is `100%`, which means to stop at the end of the stream.
          */
         range?: string;
         /**
@@ -46098,11 +46098,11 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         spriteColumn?: number;
         /**
-         * The position in the input video from where to start generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%!`(MISSING) to start at 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration). Also supports a macro `{Best}`, which tells the encoder to select the best thumbnail from the first few seconds of the video and will only produce one thumbnail, no matter what other settings are for `step` and `range`.
+         * The position in the input video from where to start generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%` to start at 10% of stream duration). Also supports a macro `{Best}`, which tells the encoder to select the best thumbnail from the first few seconds of the video and will only produce one thumbnail, no matter what other settings are for `step` and `range`.
          */
         start: string;
         /**
-         * The intervals at which thumbnails are generated. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` for one image every 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `30` for one image every 30 frames), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%!`(MISSING) for one image every 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration). Note: Step value will affect the first generated thumbnail, which may not be exactly the one specified at transform preset start time. This is due to the encoder, which tries to select the best thumbnail between start time and Step position from start time as the first output. As the default value is `10%!`(MISSING), it means if stream has long duration, the first generated thumbnail might be far away from the one specified at start time. Try to select reasonable value for Step if the first thumbnail is expected close to start time, or set Range value at `1` if only one thumbnail is needed at start time.
+         * The intervals at which thumbnails are generated. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` for one image every 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `30` for one image every 30 frames), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%` for one image every 10% of stream duration). Note: Step value will affect the first generated thumbnail, which may not be exactly the one specified at transform preset start time. This is due to the encoder, which tries to select the best thumbnail between start time and Step position from start time as the first output. As the default value is `10%`, it means if stream has long duration, the first generated thumbnail might be far away from the one specified at start time. Try to select reasonable value for Step if the first thumbnail is expected close to start time, or set Range value at `1` if only one thumbnail is needed at start time.
          */
         step?: string;
         /**
@@ -46116,7 +46116,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
     }
     interface TransformOutputCustomPresetCodecJpgImageLayer {
         /**
-         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
+         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
          */
         height?: string;
         /**
@@ -46128,7 +46128,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         quality?: number;
         /**
-         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
+         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
          */
         width?: string;
     }
@@ -46146,15 +46146,15 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         layers?: outputs.media.TransformOutputCustomPresetCodecPngImageLayer[];
         /**
-         * The position relative to transform preset start time in the input video at which to stop generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT5M30S` to stop at `5` minutes and `30` seconds from start time), or a frame count (For example, `300` to stop at the 300th frame from the frame at start time. If this value is `1`, it means only producing one thumbnail at start time), or a relative value to the stream duration (For example, `50%!`(MISSING) to stop at half of stream duration from start time). The default value is `100%!`(MISSING), which means to stop at the end of the stream.
+         * The position relative to transform preset start time in the input video at which to stop generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT5M30S` to stop at `5` minutes and `30` seconds from start time), or a frame count (For example, `300` to stop at the 300th frame from the frame at start time. If this value is `1`, it means only producing one thumbnail at start time), or a relative value to the stream duration (For example, `50%` to stop at half of stream duration from start time). The default value is `100%`, which means to stop at the end of the stream.
          */
         range?: string;
         /**
-         * The position in the input video from where to start generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%!`(MISSING) to start at 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration). Also supports a macro `{Best}`, which tells the encoder to select the best thumbnail from the first few seconds of the video and will only produce one thumbnail, no matter what other settings are for `step` and `range`.
+         * The position in the input video from where to start generating thumbnails. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%` to start at 10% of stream duration). Also supports a macro `{Best}`, which tells the encoder to select the best thumbnail from the first few seconds of the video and will only produce one thumbnail, no matter what other settings are for `step` and `range`.
          */
         start: string;
         /**
-         * The intervals at which thumbnails are generated. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` for one image every 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `30` for one image every 30 frames), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%!`(MISSING) for one image every 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration). Note: Step value will affect the first generated thumbnail, which may not be exactly the one specified at transform preset start time. This is due to the encoder, which tries to select the best thumbnail between start time and Step position from start time as the first output. As the default value is `10%!`(MISSING), it means if stream has long duration, the first generated thumbnail might be far away from the one specified at start time. Try to select reasonable value for Step if the first thumbnail is expected close to start time, or set Range value at `1` if only one thumbnail is needed at start time.
+         * The intervals at which thumbnails are generated. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` for one image every 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `30` for one image every 30 frames), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%` for one image every 10% of stream duration). Note: Step value will affect the first generated thumbnail, which may not be exactly the one specified at transform preset start time. This is due to the encoder, which tries to select the best thumbnail between start time and Step position from start time as the first output. As the default value is `10%`, it means if stream has long duration, the first generated thumbnail might be far away from the one specified at start time. Try to select reasonable value for Step if the first thumbnail is expected close to start time, or set Range value at `1` if only one thumbnail is needed at start time.
          */
         step?: string;
         /**
@@ -46168,7 +46168,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
     }
     interface TransformOutputCustomPresetCodecPngImageLayer {
         /**
-         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
+         * The height of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in height as the input.
          */
         height?: string;
         /**
@@ -46176,7 +46176,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         label?: string;
         /**
-         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%!`(MISSING) means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
+         * The width of the output video for this layer. The value can be absolute (in pixels) or relative (in percentage). For example `50%` means the output video has half as many pixels in width as the input.
          */
         width?: string;
     }
@@ -46208,19 +46208,19 @@ export declare namespace media {
     }
     interface TransformOutputCustomPresetFilterCropRectangle {
         /**
-         * The height of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The height of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         height?: string;
         /**
-         * The number of pixels from the left-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The number of pixels from the left-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         left?: string;
         /**
-         * The number of pixels from the top-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The number of pixels from the top-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         top?: string;
         /**
-         * The width of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g` 100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The width of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g` 100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         width?: string;
     }
@@ -46236,7 +46236,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
     }
     interface TransformOutputCustomPresetFilterFadeIn {
         /**
-         * The duration of the fade effect in the video. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, PT05S to fade In/Out a color during 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, 10 to fade 10 frames from the start time), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, 10%!t(MISSING)o fade 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration).
+         * The duration of the fade effect in the video. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, PT05S to fade In/Out a color during 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, 10 to fade 10 frames from the start time), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, 10% to fade 10% of stream duration).
          */
         duration: string;
         /**
@@ -46244,13 +46244,13 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         fadeColor: string;
         /**
-         * The position in the input video from where to start fade. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%!`(MISSING) to start at 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration). Default to `0`.
+         * The position in the input video from where to start fade. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%` to start at 10% of stream duration). Default to `0`.
          */
         start?: string;
     }
     interface TransformOutputCustomPresetFilterFadeOut {
         /**
-         * The duration of the fade effect in the video. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, PT05S to fade In/Out a color during 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, 10 to fade 10 frames from the start time), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, 10%!t(MISSING)o fade 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration).
+         * The duration of the fade effect in the video. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, PT05S to fade In/Out a color during 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, 10 to fade 10 frames from the start time), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, 10% to fade 10% of stream duration).
          */
         duration: string;
         /**
@@ -46258,7 +46258,7 @@ export declare namespace media {
          */
         fadeColor: string;
         /**
-         * The position in the input video from where to start fade. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%!`(MISSING) to start at 10%!o(MISSING)f stream duration). Default to `0`.
+         * The position in the input video from where to start fade. The value can be in ISO 8601 format (For example, `PT05S` to start at 5 seconds), or a frame count (For example, `10` to start at the 10th frame), or a relative value to stream duration (For example, `10%` to start at 10% of stream duration). Default to `0`.
          */
         start?: string;
     }
@@ -46340,37 +46340,37 @@ export declare namespace media {
     }
     interface TransformOutputCustomPresetFilterOverlayVideoCropRectangle {
         /**
-         * The height of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The height of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         height?: string;
         /**
-         * The number of pixels from the left-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The number of pixels from the left-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         left?: string;
         /**
-         * The number of pixels from the top-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The number of pixels from the top-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         top?: string;
         /**
-         * The width of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g` 100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The width of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g` 100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         width?: string;
     }
     interface TransformOutputCustomPresetFilterOverlayVideoPosition {
         /**
-         * The height of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The height of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         height?: string;
         /**
-         * The number of pixels from the left-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The number of pixels from the left-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         left?: string;
         /**
-         * The number of pixels from the top-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The number of pixels from the top-margin. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g `100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         top?: string;
         /**
-         * The width of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g` 100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%!`(MISSING)).
+         * The width of the rectangular region in pixels. This can be absolute pixel value (e.g` 100`), or relative to the size of the video (For example, `50%`).
          */
         width?: string;
     }