Workload management
When you generate HTTP requests, certain headers are required for authentication, authorization, and content negotiation.
For more information, see HTTP header requests.
Common parameters
The
following parameters provide general status about the overall system
function. These fields are commonly used throughout all REST API calls.
- created_time
- The time at which the object is created.
- updated_time
- The time at which the object was last updated.
- state
- The general availability of the object. If the value is pending, the object is created but not activated. If the value is available, the object is active in the system.
- id
- The unique ID of the object in the system.
To list multiple occurrences
of a field, specify the same parameter multiple items, for example:
?id=<id1>&id=<id2>The Response sections in the REST API method descriptions show only a partial response to provide an example of one object of the type. Some descriptions include syntax to retrieve a single instance of the object in question. Examples of the response and parameters are not provided, because the details are an identical subset of the whole response.