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UpdateHybridADRequest

Source code in docs_src/capo_directory_service/types/update_hybrid_ad_request.py 
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class UpdateHybridADRequest(TypedDict, closed=True):
    directory_id: "capo_directory_service.types.directory_id.DirectoryId"
    """<p>The identifier of the hybrid directory to update.</p>"""
    hybrid_administrator_account_update: NotRequired[
        "capo_directory_service.types.hybrid_administrator_account_update.HybridAdministratorAccountUpdate"
    ]
    """<p>We create a hybrid directory administrator account when we create a hybrid directory. Use <code>HybridAdministratorAccountUpdate</code> to recover the hybrid directory administrator account if you have deleted it.</p> <p>To recover your hybrid directory administrator account, we need temporary access to a user in your self-managed AD with administrator permissions in the form of a secret from Amazon Web Services Secrets Manager. We use these credentials once during recovery and don't store them.</p> <p>If your hybrid directory administrator account exists, then you don’t need to use <code>HybridAdministratorAccountUpdate</code>, even if you have updated your self-managed AD administrator user.</p>"""
    self_managed_instances_settings: NotRequired[
        "capo_directory_service.types.hybrid_customer_instances_settings.HybridCustomerInstancesSettings"
    ]
    """<p>Updates to the self-managed AD configuration, including DNS server IP addresses and Amazon Web Services System Manager managed node identifiers.</p>"""

directory_id instance-attribute 

directory_id: DirectoryId

The identifier of the hybrid directory to update.

hybrid_administrator_account_update instance-attribute 

hybrid_administrator_account_update: NotRequired[HybridAdministratorAccountUpdate]

We create a hybrid directory administrator account when we create a hybrid directory. Use HybridAdministratorAccountUpdate to recover the hybrid directory administrator account if you have deleted it.

To recover your hybrid directory administrator account, we need temporary access to a user in your self-managed AD with administrator permissions in the form of a secret from Amazon Web Services Secrets Manager. We use these credentials once during recovery and don't store them.

If your hybrid directory administrator account exists, then you don’t need to use HybridAdministratorAccountUpdate, even if you have updated your self-managed AD administrator user.

self_managed_instances_settings instance-attribute 

self_managed_instances_settings: NotRequired[HybridCustomerInstancesSettings]

Updates to the self-managed AD configuration, including DNS server IP addresses and Amazon Web Services System Manager managed node identifiers.