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docs/vim/Datacenter.rst
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vim.Datacenter
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The `Datacenter`_ managed object provides the interface to the common container object for hosts, virtual machines, networks, and datastores. These entities must be under a distinct datacenter in the inventory, and datacenters may not be nested under other datacenters.Every `Datacenter`_ has the following set of dedicated folders. These folders are empty until you create entities for the Datacenter.
The `Datacenter`_ managed object provides the interface to the common container object for hosts, virtual machines, networks, and datastores. These entities must be under a distinct datacenter in the inventory, and datacenters may not be nested under other datacenters. Every `Datacenter`_ has the following set of dedicated folders. These folders are empty until you create entities for the Datacenter.
* A folder for `VirtualMachine`_, template, and `VirtualApp`_ objects.
* A folder for a `ComputeResource`_ hierarchy.
* A folder for `Network`_ , `DistributedVirtualSwitch`_ , and `DistributedVirtualPortgroup`_ objects.

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docs/vim/event/EventManager.rst
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Posts the specified event, optionally associating it with a task. The event being posted should have the following info in it:
* The ManagedEntity on which the event is being posted should be set in the appropriate `EntityEventArgument`_ field of the base `Event`_ class. It is OK to not set any entity, in which case the event is treated as an event about the system.
* Some Event fields (`key`_, `chainId`_, `createdTime`_) are mandatory because of the nature of the structure, but any caller-supplied values will be overwritten by the system.
* If the event being posted is to be associated with an existing Task, the appropriate TaskInfo needs to be passed in. This task can either be one returned from a vSphere API operation or an extension task created by calling TaskManager#createTask.
If the event being posted is to be associated with an existing Task, the appropriate TaskInfo needs to be passed in. This task can either be one returned from a vSphere API operation or an extension task created by calling TaskManager#createTask.
since: `VI API 2.5`_