API Guide
Table Of Contents
- VPlex REST API
- Table of Contents
- Chapter 1. Overview
- Chapter 2. Security
- Chapter 3. Resources
- 3.1. Aggregate
- 3.2. Amp
- 3.3. Bulk
- 3.4. Certificates
- 3.5. Cluster_witness
- 3.6. Clusters
- 3.7. Consistency_group
- 3.8. Data_migration
- 3.8.1. Create a new DeviceMigration
- 3.8.2. Returns a list of device migrations
- 3.8.3. Returns a single DeviceMigration object
- 3.8.4. Deletes a single canceled or committed DeviceMigration
- 3.8.5. Update attributes on a DeviceMigration
- 3.8.6. Create a new ExtentMigration
- 3.8.7. Returns a list of extent migrations
- 3.8.8. Returns a single ExtentMigration object
- 3.8.9. Deletes a single canceled or committed ExtentMigration
- 3.8.10. Update attributes on a ExtentMigration
- 3.9. Devices
- 3.10. Director
- 3.11. Director_ports
- 3.12. Distributed_storage
- 3.12.1. Create a new distributed ConsistencyGroup
- 3.12.2. Returns a list of distributed ConsistencyGroups
- 3.12.3. Returns a single distributed ConsistencyGroup object
- 3.12.4. Deletes a single distributed ConsistencyGroup
- 3.12.5. Update attributes on a distributed ConsistencyGroup
- 3.12.6. Manually resume I/O to the virtual-volumes in a distributed consistency group. In a cluster-partition scenario where the ruleset does not indicate an automatic winner, this endpoint will select the winning cluster where I/O should continue. After a cluster-partition is resolved, in the case that auto-resume-at-loser is set to false, this endpoint will resume I/O on the losing cluster.
- 3.12.7. Create a new DistributedDevice
- 3.12.8. Returns a list of DistributedDevices
- 3.12.9. Returns a single DistributedDevice object
- 3.12.10. Deletes a single DistributedDevice
- 3.12.11. Update attributes on a DistributedDevice
- 3.12.12. Manually resume I/O to a distributed device that supports a distributed virtual-volume.
- 3.12.13. Create a new distributed VirtualVolume
- 3.12.14. Returns a list of distributed VirtualVolumes
- 3.12.15. Returns a single distributed VirtualVolume object
- 3.12.16. Deletes a single distributed VirtualVolume
- 3.12.17. Update attributes on a distributed VirtualVolume
- 3.12.18. Expand the capacity of a distributed VirtualVolume
- 3.12.19. Returns a list of RuleSets
- 3.12.20. Returns a single RuleSet object
- 3.13. Engine
- 3.14. Exports
- 3.14.1. Registers an InitiatorPort
- 3.14.2. Returns a list of InitiatorPort objects
- 3.14.3. Rediscover initiator ports
- 3.14.4. Returns a single InitiatorPort object
- 3.14.5. Unregister an InitiatorPort
- 3.14.6. Update attributes on an InitiatorPort
- 3.14.7. Returns a list of Port objects
- 3.14.8. Returns a single Port object
- 3.14.9. Update attributes on a Port
- 3.14.10. Create a new StorageView
- 3.14.11. Returns a list of StorageView objects
- 3.14.12. Returns a single StorageView
- 3.14.13. Deletes a single StorageView
- 3.14.14. Update attributes on a StorageView
- 3.15. Extent
- 3.16. Hardware_ports
- 3.17. Health
- 3.18. Jobs
- 3.19. Licenses
- 3.20. Logger
- 3.21. Logging_volume
- 3.22. Logical_units
- 3.23. Maps
- 3.24. Meta_volume
- 3.25. Metadata_backup
- 3.26. Monitors
- 3.27. Permissions
- 3.28. Recoverpoint
- 3.29. Storage_array
- 3.30. Storage_group
- 3.31. Storage_pool
- 3.32. Storage_volume
- 3.33. System_config
- 3.34. Token
- 3.35. Version
- 3.36. Virtual_volume
- 3.36.1. Create a new virtual volume
- 3.36.2. Returns a list of virtual volumes
- 3.36.3. Return a VirtualVolume matching the provided name
- 3.36.4. Deletes a single VirtualVolume
- 3.36.5. Update attributes on a VirtualVolume
- 3.36.6. cache invalidate on virtual volume
- 3.36.7. Expand the capacity of a VirtualVolume
- Chapter 4. Definitions
- 4.1. Aggregate
- 4.2. Aggregates
- 4.3. ArrayManagementProvider
- 4.4. BulkResponse
- 4.5. BulkResponse_tasks
- 4.6. Certificate
- 4.7. Cluster
- 4.8. ClusterWitness
- 4.9. ClusterWitness_components
- 4.10. ConsistencyGroup
- 4.11. ConsistencyGroup_operational_status
- 4.12. Device
- 4.13. DeviceMigration
- 4.14. Director
- 4.15. DirectorPort
- 4.16. DistributedDevice
- 4.17. Engine
- 4.18. Error
- 4.19. Extent
- 4.20. ExtentMigration
- 4.21. HardwarePort
- 4.22. HardwarePorts
- 4.23. InitiatorPort
- 4.24. JsonPatchOp
- 4.25. License
- 4.26. LicenseArray
- 4.27. LocalComHealth
- 4.28. LoggingVolume
- 4.29. LogicalUnit
- 4.30. LoginPayload
- 4.31. LoginResponse
- 4.32. MetaVolume
- 4.33. Monitors
- 4.34. Permission
- 4.35. Port
- 4.36. Port_exports
- 4.37. RPACluster
- 4.38. RuleSet
- 4.39. StorageArray
- 4.40. StorageGroup
- 4.41. StorageMap
- 4.42. StoragePool
- 4.43. StorageView
- 4.44. StorageView_virtual_volumes
- 4.45. StorageVolume
- 4.46. StorageVolume_itls
- 4.47. SystemConfig
- 4.48. Version
- 4.49. Versions
- 4.50. ViasJob
- 4.51. ViasJob_storage_pools
- 4.52. VirtualVolume
- 4.53. WanComHealth
- 4.54. admin_state
- 4.55. amp_payload
- 4.56. certificate_payload
- 4.57. cg_resume_payload
- 4.58. claim_payload
- 4.59. com_status
- 4.60. communication_status
- 4.61. connectivity_status
- 4.62. consistency_group_payload
- 4.63. device_migration_payload
- 4.64. device_payload
- 4.65. distributed_consistency_group_payload
- 4.66. distributed_device_payload
- 4.67. distributed_virtual_volume_expand_payload
- 4.68. distributed_virtual_volume_payload
- 4.69. extent_migration_payload
- 4.70. extent_payload
- 4.71. health_state
- 4.72. inline_response_200
- 4.73. inline_response_200_1
- 4.74. inline_response_200_claimable_storage_volumes
- 4.75. inline_response_201
- 4.76. jobs_storage_pools
- 4.77. license_payload
- 4.78. logging_volume_payload
- 4.79. meta_volume_payload
- 4.80. metadata_backup_payload
- 4.81. operational_status
- 4.82. rediscover_payload
- 4.83. register_payload
- 4.84. role
- 4.85. status
- 4.86. storage_array_family
- 4.87. storage_view_payload
- 4.88. unclaim_payload
- 4.89. validate_payload
- 4.90. vias_payload
- 4.91. virtual_volume_expand_payload
- 4.92. virtual_volume_payload
3.25.1. Create List of configured MetaData Backups Volume with their
scheduled time
POST /clusters/{cluster_name}/metadata_backups
Parameters
Type Name Description Schema
Header
X-Include-
Object
optional
When passed as part of a POST request, controls
whether the representation of the newly created
object is included in the response. Defaults to
'true' which will include the object in the
response. This header is useful because
refreshing the newly created object is usually
the slowest part of a POST operation.
string
Path
cluster_name
required
The name of the cluster string
Body
metadata_bac
kup_payload
required
metadata_backup_pa
yload
Responses
HTTP
Code
Description Schema
201 Created Response 201
Response 201
Name Schema
backup_volumes
optional
< string (URI) > array
hours
optional
integer
minutes
optional
integer
3.25.2. List the configured MetaData Backup settings
GET /clusters/{cluster_name}/metadata_backups
Parameters
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