Service that has GO instance associated to it

1. Create the Generic Object Definition record in Rails console -

go_def = GenericObjectDefinition.create(
    :name => "LoadBalancerTestWithService",
    :description => "LoadBalancerTestWithService",
    :properties => {
      :attributes   => {:max_vms => "integer", :location => "string", :active => "boolean"},
      :associations => {:vms => "Vm", :abc => "Service"},
      :methods      => [:add_vm, :remove_vm]
    }
  )
  
  
2. Create a Generic Object instance

go = GenericObject.create(:name => "Test Load Balancer With Service", :generic_object_definition_id => go_def.id)

### Instead of creating a brand-new Service (as shown below), I recommend using an existing Service from the DB and assigning it to `service`
# service = Service.create(:name => "My Service", :description => "My Description") ### Do not create a service, use existing one instead

### Assign an existing Service from the DB to `service`
service = Service.first

go.abc = [service]
go.save


3. Add GO Resource to the Service Object 

service.add_resource(go)
service.save!

Like `Service`, you can associate any other Reportable model with the GO object