/eventTypes
GET
Available Since: 4.5
Return a list of Event types that have been produced by the instances specified by the query parameters over the specified time range.
Parameters
| name | description | type | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| instance | The specific product instance IDs to match. If not specified all instances are used. Valid instance IDs are contained in the id attribute of the result from resource InstancesResource. | query | |
| instanceType | The product instance types to match. If not specified all instance types are matched. To match more than one instance type, specify this parameter multiple times. A list of valid instance types will be returned in an error message if an invalid value is provided. | query | |
| startTime |
The start time for the requested data.
This value may be in a relative form which will be
calculated relative to endTime, or it may be in an
absolute form using ISO8601 format.
Relative form uses the syntax: -N[mhdwMy] which is
interpreted to mean N time-units before endTime.
Absolute form uses the ISO8601 syntax of
YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss where you can specify a partial date by omitting fields on the right (without skipping any fields). For example, 2013-01-01 is a valid timestamp that mean midnight on January 1st 2013. |
query | -24h |
| endTime |
The end time for the requested data. If not specified,
an endTime of 'now' is used.
This value may be in a relative form which will be
calculated relative to now, or it may be in an
absolute form using ISO8601 format.
Relative form uses the syntax: -N[mhdwMy] which is
interpreted to mean N time-units before now where now is
the current time on the Data Metrics Server.
Absolute form uses the ISO8601 syntax of
YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss where you can specify a partial string by omitting fields on the right (without skipping any fields). For example, 2013-01-01 is a valid timestamp that mean midnight on January 1st 2013. |
query |
Response Body
| element: | (custom) |
| media types: | application/xml application/json |
A list of Strings that contain the matching event types.
Status Codes
| code | description |
|---|---|
| 200 OK | Success |
| 400 Bad Request | Invalid parameter |
| 500 Internal Server Error | Internal error |