It appears that there are no immediate violations of standards. The code is mostly following standard conventions but could be more streamlined to improve readability and maintainability:

export default {
    name,
    actions,
    httpPort: numberProperty,
    httpsPort: stringProperty,
    sshPort,
    vncPort,
    host,
    mysqlPort,
    mariadbPort,
    postgresqlPort,

This code looks generally solid but it's not clear what canUpdate, updateRoute, cloneRoute mean within the context of the given file.

canDelete = (row) => (

The use of arrow function for a condition should be avoided if it leads to confusion about its behavior, especially when dealing with multiple conditions. If you want to apply this condition using ternary operator,

   return row.id !== '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001';