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REST endpoints: Monitoring

REST API Endpoint Reference

These endpoints mirror the CLI commands described in Health and capacity, Historical monitoring, ...

Updated 2 weeks ago by Brian Burton

REST endpoints: Hosts

REST API Endpoint Reference

These endpoints mirror the CLI commands described in Hosts, Host groups and pairing. Each endpoin...

Updated 2 weeks ago by Brian Burton

REST endpoints: Floating IPs

REST API Endpoint Reference

These endpoints mirror the CLI commands described in Floating IPs, Pairing floating IPs for repli...

Updated 2 weeks ago by Brian Burton

REST endpoints: File systems, shares, and mappings

REST API Endpoint Reference

These endpoints mirror the CLI commands described in File systems, Mappings, Shares. Each endpoin...

Updated 2 weeks ago by Brian Burton

REST endpoints: Audit, logs, and version

REST API Endpoint Reference

These endpoints mirror the CLI commands described in the matching CLI chapters. Each endpoint run...

Updated 2 weeks ago by Brian Burton

REST endpoints: Applications and volumes

REST API Endpoint Reference

These endpoints mirror the CLI commands described in Applications, Volumes. Each endpoint runs th...

Updated 2 weeks ago by Brian Burton

REST endpoints: Action policies

REST API Endpoint Reference

These endpoints mirror the CLI commands described in Action Policies, Pending Actions. Each endpo...

Updated 2 weeks ago by Brian Burton

Examples

REST API

Each example below does the same thing, so you can pick the language you work in: Log in and get ...

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Asynchronous operations

REST API

By default, a create, edit, or delete request waits for the operation to finish and returns the o...

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Requests and responses

REST API

Every endpoint follows the same conventions, so once you've made one call you know how to make th...

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Authentication

REST API

You authenticate to the REST API with the same StorONE user accounts you use for the web interfac...

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REST API overview

REST API

The StorONE REST API lets you do over HTTPS what you do in the web interface and the CLI: provisi...

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Configurations

System Administration

Every change you make to a system — creating a volume, editing a schedule, deleting a user, and s...

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CLI Productivity Tools

Getting Started

Once you're comfortable with CLI basics, these commands help you work faster: shortcuts for comma...

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Users & Permissions

System Administration Users & Permissions

StorONE user accounts control who can log in to the system — through the web interface, the CLI, ...

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Permission Policies

System Administration Users & Permissions

The three basic permission roles ( Read, ReadWrite, Admin) are all-or-nothing across the whole ...

Updated 2 weeks ago by Brian Burton

Software Updates

System Administration

StorONE supports non-disruptive updates (NDU) — installing a new software version on a node witho...

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Support access and network settings

System Administration Nodes

This page covers two unrelated but customer-facing groups of node commands: giving StorONE suppor...

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Nodes

System Administration Nodes

A StorONE cluster is made up of one or more physical (or virtual) nodes — the servers that run th...

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License

System Administration

Every StorONE system runs against a license that determines what capacity and features are availa...

Updated 2 weeks ago by Brian Burton