Amazon Cloud Directory will no longer be open to new customers starting on November 7, 2025. For alternatives to Cloud Directory, explore Amazon DynamoDB
Attribute Rules
Rules describe permissible values of an attribute type and constrain the values that are allowed for any particular attribute. You must specify rules as part of an attribute definition when you create a facet. Cloud Directory supports the following rule types:
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String length
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Binary length
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String from set
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Number comparison
String length
Constrains the length of a string attribute value.
Allowed rule parameter keys: min, max
Allowed rule parameter values: number
Binary length
Constrains the byte array length of a binary attribute value.
Allowed rule parameter keys: min, max
Allowed rule parameter values: number
String from set
Constrains the value of a string attribute to the allowed set of specified strings.
Allowed rule parameter keys: allowedValues
Allowed rule parameter values: Set of strings with each string to be UTF-8 encoded
Allowed values are comma delimited and can be wrapped in quotes. This is useful when allowed values include comma’s. For example:
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One,two,three = matches One two or three
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“with,comma”,”withoutcomma” = matches “with,comma” or “withoutcomma”
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with”quote,withoutquote matches ‘with”quote’ or ‘withoutquote’
Number comparison
Constraints the numeric value allowed for a number attribute.
Allowed rule parameter keys: min, max
Allowed rule parameter values: number
