google.cloud.gcp_vertexai_reasoning_engine_info module – List VertexAI.ReasoningEngine resources
Note
This module is part of the google.cloud collection (version 1.15.0).
You might already have this collection installed if you are using the ansible package.
It is not included in ansible-core.
To check whether it is installed, run ansible-galaxy collection list.
To install it, use: ansible-galaxy collection install google.cloud.
You need further requirements to be able to use this module,
see Requirements for details.
To use it in a playbook, specify: google.cloud.gcp_vertexai_reasoning_engine_info.
Synopsis
ReasoningEngine provides a customizable runtime for models to determine which actions to take and in which order.
Requirements
The below requirements are needed on the host that executes this module.
python >= 3.8
requests >= 2.18.4
google-auth >= 2.25.1
Parameters
Parameter |
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The access token used to authenticate. |
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The type of credential used. Choices:
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Specifies which Ansible environment you’re running this module within. This should not be set unless you know what you’re doing. This only alters the User Agent string for any API requests. |
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A list of filter expression strings used to filter the resources returned by the API. Each string is a filter expression (e.g. Multiple expressions are combined with a logical AND. Refer to the filter topic documentation https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/topic/filters. Refer to the AIP-160 filter syntax documentation https://google.aip.dev/160. |
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The Google Cloud Platform project to use. |
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The region of the reasoning engine. eg us-central1. |
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Array of scopes to be used. |
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The contents of a Service Account JSON file, either in a dictionary or as a JSON string that represents it. |
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An optional service account email address if machineaccount is selected and the user does not wish to use the default email. |
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The path of a Service Account JSON file if serviceaccount is selected as type. |
Notes
Note
API Reference: https://docs.cloud.google.com/gemini-enterprise-agent-platform/reference/rest/v1/projects.locations.reasoningEngines
Scale your agents Guide: https://docs.cloud.google.com/gemini-enterprise-agent-platform/scale
For authentication, you can set auth_kind using the
GCP_AUTH_KINDenv variable.For authentication, you can set service_account_file using the
GCP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_FILEenv variable.For authentication, you can set service_account_contents using the
GCP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_CONTENTSenv variable.For authentication, you can set service_account_email using the
GCP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_EMAILenv variable.For authentication, you can set access_token using the
GCP_ACCESS_TOKENenv variable.For authentication, you can set scopes using the
GCP_SCOPESenv variable.Environment variables values will only be used if the playbook values are not set.
The
service_account_email,service_account_file,service_account_fileandaccess_tokenoptions are mutually exclusive.
Examples
- name: List all gcp_vertexai_reasoning_engine_info resources
google.cloud.gcp_vertexai_reasoning_engine_info:
project: "{{ gcp_project }}"
auth_kind: "{{ gcp_cred_kind }}"
service_account_file: "{{ gcp_cred_file }}"
register: result
- name: List gcp_vertexai_reasoning_engine_info resources matching given filters
google.cloud.gcp_vertexai_reasoning_engine_info:
filters:
- display_name = "my-resource"
project: "{{ gcp_project }}"
auth_kind: "{{ gcp_cred_kind }}"
service_account_file: "{{ gcp_cred_file }}"
register: result
Return Values
Common return values are documented here, the following are the fields unique to this module:
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Whether any changes were made (always false for info modules). Returned: always |
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List of VertexAI.ReasoningEngine resources matching the supplied filters. May be empty, contain a single resource, or multiple resources. Returned: always |
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Configuration for how Agent Engine sub-resources should manage context. Returned: when set |
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Specification for an Example Store, which manages few-shot examples for the Agent Engine. Returned: when set |
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Configuration for how to perform similarity search on examples. Returned: when set |
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The Gemini model used to generate embeddings to lookup similar examples. Returned: always |
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Specification for a Memory Bank, which manages memories for the Agent Engine. Returned: when set |
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Customization configs for how Agent Engine sub-resources manage context at different scope levels. Returned: when set |
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Configuration for how many memory revisions Memory Bank considers when consolidating each memory candidate. Returned: when set |
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Number of revisions to consider per candidate count. Returned: when set |
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Indicates whether natural language memory generation should be disabled. Returned: when set |
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Generate memories in the third person if set to true. Returned: when set |
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Provides examples of how to generate memories for a particular scope. Returned: when set |
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A conversation source for the example. Returned: when set |
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Represents the input conversation events for the example. Returned: when set |
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Represents the content of the event. Returned: always |
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A list of Part objects that make up a single message. Returned: always |
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Audio (input or output) transcription. This is only set when this Part contains audio data. Returned: when set |
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A label identifying the speaker of this audio segment (e.g. spk_1, spk_2). Present when diarization is set. Returned: when set |
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The transcription text of this audio segment. Returned: always |
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Detailed word-level transcriptions and timing details. Present when word_timestamp is set. Returned: when set |
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End offset in time of the word relative to the start of the audio. Returned: when set |
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Start offset in time of the word relative to the start of the audio. Returned: when set |
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Transcript of the word. Returned: always |
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Result of executing the ExecutableCode. Returned: when set |
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The identifier of the ExecutableCode part this result is for. Returned: when set |
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Outcome of the code execution. Possible values: [“OUTCOME_UNSPECIFIED”, “OUTCOME_OK”, “OUTCOME_FAILED”, “OUTCOME_DEADLINE_EXCEEDED”]. Returned: always |
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Contains stdout when code execution is successful, stderr or other description otherwise. Returned: when set |
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Code generated by the model that is intended to be executed. Returned: when set |
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The code to be executed. Returned: always |
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Unique identifier of the ExecutableCode part. Returned: when set |
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Supported programming languages for the generated code. Possible values: [“LANGUAGE_UNSPECIFIED”, “PYTHON”, “BASH”]. Returned: always |
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URI based data. Returned: when set |
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The URI of the file in Google Cloud Storage. Returned: always |
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The IANA standard MIME type of the source data. Returned: always |
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A predicted function call returned from the model. Returned: when set |
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The function parameters and values in JSON object format. Returned: when set |
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The unique id of the function call. Returned: when set |
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The name of the function to call. Returned: when set |
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The result of a function call. Returned: when set |
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The id of the function call this response is for. Returned: when set |
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The name of the function to call. Returned: always |
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The function response in JSON object format. Returned: when set |
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The inline data content of the part. Returned: when set |
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Raw bytes, which should be base64-encoded. Returned: always |
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The IANA standard MIME type of the source data. Returned: always |
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The text content of the part. Returned: when set |
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Indicates whether the part represents the model’s thought process or reasoning. Returned: when set |
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Video metadata. Returned: when set |
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The end offset of the video. Returned: when set |
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The start offset of the video. Returned: when set |
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The producer of the content. Must be either ‘user’ or ‘model’. If not set, the service will default to ‘user’. Returned: when set |
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Represents the memories that are expected to be generated from the input conversation. Returned: when set |
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Represents the fact to generate a memory from. Returned: always |
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Represents the list of topics that the memory should be associated with. Returned: when set |
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Represents the custom memory topic label. Returned: when set |
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Represents the managed memory topic. Possible values: [“USER_PERSONAL_INFO”, “USER_PREFERENCES”, “KEY_CONVERSATION_DETAILS”, “EXPLICIT_INSTRUCTIONS”]. Returned: when set |
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List of topics that the memory should be associated with. Returned: when set |
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Custom memory topic. Returned: when set |
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Description of custom memory topic. Returned: when set |
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Label of custom memory topic. Returned: when set |
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Managed memory topic. Returned: when set |
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Managed topic enum (e.g. USER_PREFERENCES, EXPLICIT_INSTRUCTIONS). Returned: when set |
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List of scope keys that this customization config applies to. Returned: when set |
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If true, no memory revisions will be created for any requests to the Memory Bank. Returned: when set |
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Configuration for how to generate memories for the Memory Bank. Returned: when set |
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Configuration for triggering memory generation. Returned: when set |
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The active rule that determines when to flush the buffer. If not set, then the stream will be force flushed immediately. Returned: when set |
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Specifies to trigger generation when the event count reaches this limit. Returned: when set |
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Specifies to trigger generation at a fixed interval. The duration must have a minute-level granularity. Returned: when set |
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Specifies to trigger generation if the stream is inactive for the specified duration after the most recent event. The duration must have a minute-level granularity. Returned: when set |
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Re-include the last N already-processed events in the next window. Returned: when set |
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The model used to generate memories. Format: projects/{project}/locations/{location}/publishers/google/models/{model}. Returned: always |
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Configuration for how to perform similarity search on memories. Returned: when set |
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The model used to generate embeddings to lookup similar memories. Format: projects/{project}/locations/{location}/publishers/google/models/{model}. Returned: always |
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Structured memory configurations for Agent Engine sub-resources. Returned: when set |
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List of schema configs that this structured memory config applies to. Returned: when set |
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Unique ID identifying the memory schema. Returned: always |
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The memory schema defined as an OpenAPI Schema Object JSON string. Returned: when set |
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List of scope keys that this structured memory config applies to. Returned: when set |
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Configuration for automatic TTL (“time-to-live”) of the memories in the Memory Bank. Returned: when set |
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The default TTL duration of the memories in the Memory Bank. Returned: when set |
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The granular TTL configuration of the memories in the Memory Bank. Returned: when set |
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The TTL duration for memories uploaded via CreateMemory. Returned: when set |
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The TTL duration for memories newly generated via GenerateMemories. Returned: when set |
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The TTL duration for memories updated via GenerateMemories. Returned: when set |
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The default TTL duration of the memory revisions in the Memory Bank. Returned: when set |
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The timestamp of when the Index was created in RFC3339 UTC “Zulu” format, with nanosecond resolution and up to nine fractional digits. Returned: success |
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The description of the ReasoningEngine. Returned: when set |
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The display name of the ReasoningEngine. Returned: always |
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Customer-managed encryption key spec for a ReasoningEngine. If set, this ReasoningEngine and all sub-resources of this ReasoningEngine will be secured by this key. Returned: when set |
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The Cloud KMS resource identifier of the customer managed encryption key used to protect a resource. Has the form: projects/my-project/locations/my-region/keyRings/my-kr/cryptoKeys/my-key. The key needs to be in the same region as where the compute resource is created. Returned: always |
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The labels associated with this ReasoningEngine. You can use these to organize and group your ReasoningEngines. **Note**: This field is non-authoritative, and will only manage the labels present in your configuration. Returned: when set |
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The generated name of the ReasoningEngine, in the format projects/{project}/locations/{location}/reasoningEngines/{reasoningEngine}. Returned: success |
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Configurations of the ReasoningEngine. Returned: when set |
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The A2A Agent Card for the agent (if available). Returned: when set |
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The OSS agent framework used to develop the agent. Returned: when set |
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Configuration for building container image. Returned: when set |
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The service account that the Cloud Build builder runs as. Returned: when set |
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The resource name of the Cloud Build WorkerPool to use for the build. Returned: when set |
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Declarations for object class methods in OpenAPI specification format. **Note**: When deploying via Terraform, this field must be populated manually. Otherwise, client SDKs (like `agent_engines.get()`) will not be able to discover the methods, and calls to the engine (or A2A integrations) will fail. Depending on the template/framework used (`agent_framework`), the required class methods and their parameters differ: **Warning**: The configuration snippets below are illustrative, may not be exhaustive, and could stop working over time. For the most up-to-date method lists and schemas, please consult the respective SDK source code: * For Google ADK: See [ADK Python SDK cli_deploy.py](https://github.com/google/adk-python/blob/68a780306e3bdd648a882ef34c0abf8e5148353e/src/google/adk/cli/cli_deploy.py#L109). * For Langchain: See [Vertex AI Python SDK langchain.py](https://github.com/googleapis/python-aiplatform/blob/c8a38a085931b01f4d6071f0ab7a64cb42851829/agentplatform/agent_engines/templates/langchain.py#L642-L717). ### 1. Langchain Template * `query` (api_mode = “sync” or empty) * `stream_query` (api_mode = “stream”) Example for Langchain: ```hcl class_methods = jsonencode([ { name = “query” api_mode = “sync” description = “Queries the reasoning engine” parameters = { type = “object” required = [“input”] properties = { input = { type = “string” description = “The input prompt” } } } }, { name = “stream_query” api_mode = “stream” description = “Streams queries from the reasoning engine” parameters = { type = “object” required = [“input”] properties = { input = { type = “string” description = “The input prompt” } } } } ]) ``` ### 2. Google ADK Template (Standard - No A2A) For standard Google ADK (Agent Development Kit) deployments, you must define the following 11 methods: Example for Standard ADK: ```hcl class_methods = jsonencode([ { name = “get_session” api_mode = “” description = “Retrieve session by ID” parameters = { type = “object” required = [“user_id”, “session_id”] properties = { user_id = { type = “string” } session_id = { type = “string” } } } }, { name = “async_get_session” api_mode = “async” description = “Retrieve session asynchronously by ID” parameters = { type = “object” required = [“user_id”, “session_id”] properties = { user_id = { type = “string” } session_id = { type = “string” } } } }, { name = “list_sessions” api_mode = “” description = “List all sessions for a user” parameters = { type = “object” required = [“user_id”] properties = { user_id = { type = “string” } } } }, { name = “async_list_sessions” api_mode = “async” description = “List all sessions for a user asynchronously” parameters = { type = “object” required = [“user_id”] properties = { user_id = { type = “string” } } } }, { name = “create_session” api_mode = “” description = “Create a new session” parameters = { type = “object” required = [“user_id”] properties = { user_id = { type = “string” } session_id = { type = “string” } state = { type = “object” } } } }, { name = “async_create_session” api_mode = “async” description = “Create a new session asynchronously” parameters = { type = “object” required = [“user_id”] properties = { user_id = { type = “string” } session_id = { type = “string” } state = { type = “object” } } } }, { name = “delete_session” api_mode = “” description = “Delete session by ID” parameters = { type = “object” required = [“user_id”, “session_id”] properties = { user_id = { type = “string” } session_id = { type = “string” } } } }, { name = “async_delete_session” api_mode = “async” description = “Delete session asynchronously by ID” parameters = { type = “object” required = [“user_id”, “session_id”] properties = { user_id = { type = “string” } session_id = { type = “string” } } } }, { name = “stream_query” api_mode = “stream” description = “Stream queries from the agent” parameters = { type = “object” required = [“message”, “user_id”] properties = { message = { description = “Message string or object” } user_id = { type = “string” } session_id = { type = “string” } run_config = { type = “object” } } } }, { name = “async_stream_query” api_mode = “async_stream” description = “Stream queries asynchronously from the agent” parameters = { type = “object” required = [“message”, “user_id”] properties = { message = { description = “Message string or object” } user_id = { type = “string” } session_id = { type = “string” } session_events = { type = “array”, items = { type = “object” } } run_config = { type = “object” } } } }, { name = “streaming_agent_run_with_events” api_mode = “async_stream” description = “Stream agent run with events asynchronously” parameters = { type = “object” required = [“request_json”] properties = { request_json = { type = “string” } } } } ]) ``` ### 3. Google ADK Template (A2A-Enabled) If the agent integrates with the Gemini Enterprise Agent Registry (A2A), you must inject the `a2a_agent_card` JSON metadata as a string **specifically inside the `async_create_session` method definition**: Example for A2A-Enabled ADK: ```hcl locals { # Construct the A2A endpoint URL a2a_url = “https://us-central1-aiplatform.googleapis.com/v1/projects/my-project/locations/us-central1/reasoningEngines/my-agent/a2a” agent_card = { name = “my-agent” description = “A2A Agent” version = “1.0.0” preferred_transport = “HTTP_JSON” supported_interfaces = [{ url = local.a2a_url, protocol_binding = “HTTP_JSON” }] capabilities = { streaming = true } } } # In class_methods, append “a2a_agent_card” key ONLY to the “async_create_session” method: class_methods = jsonencode([ # .. other 10 standard methods (same as Standard ADK) .. { name = “async_create_session” api_mode = “async” description = “Create a new session asynchronously” parameters = { type = “object” required = [“user_id”] properties = { user_id = { type = “string” } session_id = { type = “string” } state = { type = “object” } } } # Inject the serialized Agent Card here a2a_agent_card = jsonencode(local.agent_card) } ]) ```. Returned: when set |
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Deploy from a container image with a defined entrypoint and commands. Returned: when set |
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The Artifact Registry Docker image URI (e.g., `us-central1-docker.pkg.dev/my-project/my-repo/my-image:tag`) of the container image that is to be run on each worker replica. Returned: always |
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The port that the container listens on for incoming requests. If not specified, defaults to 8080. Returned: when set |
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The specification of a Reasoning Engine deployment. Returned: when set |
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Agent Gateway configuration for a Reasoning Engine deployment. Returned: when set |
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Configuration for traffic originating from the Reasoning Engine. Returned: when set |
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The resource name of the Agent Gateway for outbound traffic. Returned: always |
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Configuration for traffic targeting the Reasoning Engine. Returned: when set |
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The resource name of the Agent Gateway to use for inbound traffic. Returned: always |
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The agent server mode specifies what features are used when deploy the agent to agent engine. Possible values: * `STABLE`: Stable agent server mode. * `EXPERIMENTAL`: Experimental agent server mode. Returned: when set |
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Concurrency for each container and agent server. Recommended value: 2 * cpu + 1. Defaults to 9. Returned: when set |
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Whether to enable dedicated ingress endpoint for the deployment. If true, the deployment will be accessible via a dedicated endpoint. This is required to enable GKE V2 runtime. Returned: when set |
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Environment variables to be set with the Reasoning Engine deployment. Returned: when set |
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The name of the environment variable. Must be a valid C identifier. Returned: always |
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Variables that reference a $(VAR_NAME) are expanded using the previous defined environment variables in the container and any service environment variables. If a variable cannot be resolved, the reference in the input string will be unchanged. The $(VAR_NAME) syntax can be escaped with a double $$, ie: $$(VAR_NAME). Escaped references will never be expanded, regardless of whether the variable exists or not. Returned: always |
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Specifies the configuration for keep-alive probe. Returned: when set |
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Specifies the HTTP GET configuration for the probe. Returned: when set |
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Specifies the path of the HTTP GET request (e.g., `”/is_busy”`). Returned: always |
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Specifies the port number on the container to which the request is sent. Returned: when set |
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Specifies the maximum duration (in seconds) to keep the instance alive via this probe. Can be a maximum of 3600 seconds (1 hour). Returned: when set |
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The maximum number of application instances that can be launched to handle increased traffic. Defaults to 100. Range: [1, 1000]. If VPC-SC or PSC-I is enabled, the acceptable range is [1, 100]. Returned: when set |
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The minimum number of application instances that will be kept running at all times. Defaults to 1. Range: [0, 10]. Returned: when set |
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Configuration for PSC-Interface. Returned: when set |
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DNS peering configurations. When specified, Vertex AI will attempt to configure DNS peering zones in the tenant project VPC to resolve the specified domains using the target network’s Cloud DNS. The user must grant the dns.peer role to the Vertex AI service Agent on the target project. Returned: when set |
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The DNS name suffix of the zone being peered to, e.g., “my-internal-domain.corp.”. Must end with a dot. Returned: always |
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The VPC network name in the targetProject where the DNS zone specified by ‘domain’ is visible. Returned: always |
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The project id hosting the Cloud DNS managed zone that contains the ‘domain’. The Vertex AI service Agent requires the dns.peer role on this project. Returned: always |
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The name of the Compute Engine network attachment to attach to the resource within the region and user project. To specify this field, you must have already created a network attachment. This field is only used for resources using PSC-Interface. Returned: when set |
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Resource limits for each container. Only ‘cpu’ and ‘memory’ keys are supported. Defaults to {“cpu”: “4”, “memory”: “4Gi”}. The only supported values for CPU are ‘1’, ‘2’, ‘4’, ‘6’ and ‘8’. For more information, go to https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/configuring/cpu. The only supported values for memory are ‘1Gi’, ‘2Gi’, .. ‘32 Gi’. For more information, go to https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/configuring/memory-limits. Returned: when set |
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Environment variables where the value is a secret in Cloud Secret Manager. To use this feature, add ‘Secret Manager Secret Accessor’ role (roles/secretmanager.secretAccessor) to AI Platform Reasoning Engine service Agent. Returned: when set |
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The name of the environment variable. Must be a valid C identifier. Returned: always |
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Reference to a secret stored in the Cloud Secret Manager that will provide the value for this environment variable. Returned: always |
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The name of the secret in Cloud Secret Manager. Format: {secret_name}. Returned: always |
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The Cloud Secret Manager secret version. Can be ‘latest’ for the latest version, an integer for a specific version, or a version alias. Returned: when set |
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The identity to use for the Reasoning Engine. Returned: success |
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The resource name of the linked ExampleStore. Returned: when set |
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The identity type to use for the Reasoning Engine. If not specified, the `service_account` field will be used if set, otherwise the default Vertex AI Reasoning Engine Service Agent in the project will be used. Possible values: * `SERVICE_ACCOUNT`: Use a custom service account if the `service_account` field is set, otherwise use the default Vertex AI Reasoning Engine Service Agent in the project. * `AGENT_IDENTITY`: Use Agent Identity. The `service_account` field must not be set. Returned: when set |
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User provided package spec of the ReasoningEngine. Ignored when users directly specify a deployment image through deploymentSpec.first_party_image_override, but keeping the field_behavior to avoid introducing breaking changes. Returned: when set |
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The Cloud Storage URI of the dependency files in tar.gz format. Returned: when set |
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The Cloud Storage URI of the pickled python object. Returned: when set |
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The Python version. Currently support 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, 3.11, 3.12, 3.13. If not specified, default value is 3.10. Returned: when set |
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The Cloud Storage URI of the requirements.txtfile. Returned: when set |
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The service account that the Reasoning Engine artifact runs as. It should have “roles/storage.objectViewer” for reading the user project’s Cloud Storage and “roles/aiplatform.user” for using Vertex extensions. If not specified, the Vertex AI Reasoning Engine service Agent in the project will be used. Returned: when set |
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Specification for deploying from source code. Returned: when set |
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Specification for the deploying from agent config. Returned: when set |
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Configuration for the Agent Development Kit (ADK). Returned: when set |
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The value of the ADK config in JSON format. Returned: always |
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Any additional files needed to interpret the config. Returned: when set |
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Input only. The application source code archive, provided as a compressed tarball (.tar.gz) file. Returned: always |
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Specification for source code to be fetched from a Git repository managed through the Developer Connect service. Returned: when set |
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The Developer Connect configuration that defines the specific repository, revision, and directory to use as the source code root. Returned: always |
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Directory, relative to the source root, in which to run the build. Returned: always |
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The Developer Connect Git repository link, formatted as projects/*/locations/*/connections/*/gitRepositoryLink/*. Returned: always |
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The revision to fetch from the Git repository such as a branch, a tag, a commit SHA, or any Git ref. Returned: always |
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Configuration for building an image with custom config file. Returned: when set |
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Build arguments to be used. They will be passed through --build-arg flags. Returned: when set |
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Source code is provided directly in the request. Returned: when set |
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Input only. The application source code archive, provided as a compressed tarball (.tar.gz) file. A base64-encoded string. Returned: when set |
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Specification for running a Python application from source. Returned: when set |
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The Python module to load as the entrypoint, specified as a fully qualified module name. For example: path.to.agent. If not specified, defaults to “agent”. The project root will be added to Python sys.path, allowing imports to be specified relative to the root. Returned: when set |
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The name of the callable object within the entrypointModule to use as the application If not specified, defaults to “root_agent”. Returned: when set |
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The path to the requirements file, relative to the source root. If not specified, defaults to “requirements.txt”. Returned: when set |
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The version of Python to use. Support version includes 3.9, 3.10, 3.11, 3.12, 3.13. If not specified, default value is 3.10. Returned: when set |
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Traffic distribution configuration for the Reasoning Engine. ~> **Note:** Because revision IDs do not exist before the resource is created, the best practice for initial deployment is to set `traffic_split_always_latest {}`. Once the resource is created, you can update the configuration to a manual split using newly generated revision IDs, short names (e.g. `rev-1`), or keywords such as `LATEST` and `PREVIOUS`. Returned: when set |
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Traffic distribution configuration, where all traffic is sent to the latest Runtime Revision. Returned: when set |
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Manual traffic distribution configuration, where the user specifies the Runtime Revision IDs and the percentage of traffic to send to each. Returned: when set |
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A list of traffic targets for the Runtimes Revisions. The sum of percentages must equal to 100. Returned: when set |
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Specifies percent of the traffic to this Runtime Revision. Returned: always |
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The Runtime Revision name to which to send this portion of traffic. Accepts revision IDs, short names (e.g. `rev-1`), or keywords such as `LATEST` and `PREVIOUS`. Note: Keywords like `LATEST` and `PREVIOUS` resolve at apply time to the concrete underlying revision ID and remain pinned until `traffic_config` is updated in Terraform. Returned: always |
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The timestamp of when the Index was last updated in RFC3339 UTC “Zulu” format, with nanosecond resolution and up to nine fractional digits. Returned: success |
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Output only. The URL of the reasoning engine. Returned: success |