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Spot by NetApp API (1.0)

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Welcome to the Spot by NetApp OpenAPI Specification. Here you will find REST definitions for all Spot products and platform administration tasks.

The API is hosted at https://api.spotinst.io and requires Bearer Token Authentication.

For more information on how to use the Spot platform, including user guides, developer guides, concepts, and tutorials, see the external Spot Documentation.

https://docs.spot.io/

Organizations

Create User

Create a new user and link it to the creator's organization (the organization ID from the personal token attached to the API call). If the role is a viewer, the user is also linked to the default account for the organization.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
generateToken
boolean
Example: generateToken=true

If true, then the response will include personalAccessToken string

Request Body schema: application/json
email
string

Email

firstName
string

The first name of the user

lastName
string

The last name of the user

password
string

Password

role
string

User's role

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{
  • "firstName": "Test",
  • "lastName": "Test",
  • "email": "test@spot.io",
  • "password": "password1234",
  • "role": "viewer"
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Users

Get all the users of the organization.

Authorizations:
auth

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Policies

Get all the policies of the organization.

Authorizations:
auth

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get User Details

Get all the details of a given user.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
userId
required
string
Example: u-1234abcd

Identifier of a user.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete user

Delete a given user(console or programmatic) from organization.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
userId
required
string
Example: u-1234abcd or pu-87654321

Identifier of a user.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

User - Update User Group Mapping

Update the mapping of a given user to user groups

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
userId
required
string
Example: u-1234abcd

Identifier of a user.

Request Body schema: application/json
userGroupIds
Array of strings

A list of the user groups to register the given user to (should be existing user groups only)

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{
  • "userGroupIds": [
    ]
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

User - Update Policy Mapping

Update the mapping of a given user directly to policies

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
userId
required
string
Example: u-1234abcd

Identifier of a user.

Request Body schema: application/json
Array of objects

The policies to register under the given user (should be existing policies only)

Array
accountIds
Array of strings

A list of account IDs to register with the assigned under the given user (should be existing accounts only)

policyId
string

A policy ID to register under the given user (should be existing policy only)

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{
  • "policies": [
    ]
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get User

Get user's account mapping

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
userEmail
required
string
Example: userEmail=test@spot.io

Target user email address

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete Organization

Delete a Spot Organization. ID of the organization can be obtained from your Spot console via the following link: https://console.spotinst.com/#/settings/organization/general > Note: This cannot be undone. Take caution.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
organizationId
required
string
Example: 606079812345

ID of the organization you would like to delete

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create Programmatic User

This API creates a new programmatic user (not a human user). Use this API to provide privileges to an application that needs to interface with Spot. Spot returns a token that the programmatic user can use to perform actions with. requires accounts or policies.

Authorizations:
auth
Request Body schema: application/json
Array of objects

All the accounts the programmatic user will have access to. If used - Cannot be empty.

description
string

Brief description of the user.

name
required
string

Name of the programmatic user.

Array of objects

All the policies the programmatic user will have access to. If used - Cannot be empty.

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{
  • "description": "test programmatic",
  • "name": "testProgrammaticApi",
  • "accounts": [
    ],
  • "policies": [
    ]
}

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{
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create Organization

Create a Spot Organization.

Authorizations:
auth
Request Body schema: application/json
object

Organization

name
string

Provide a name for your organization. The organization name must contain at least one character that is a-z or A-Z

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{
  • "organization": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Access Policy Actions

Get actions for access policies.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
category
string
Example: category=update

The policy action category that you would like to get the information for

name
string
Example: name=ocean:updateCluster

The policy action Name that you would like to get the information for

resourcePattern
string
Example: resourcePattern=ocean:o-*

The policy action resource pattern that you would like to get the information for

scope
string
Example: scope=account

The policy action scope that you would like to get the information for

service
string
Example: service=ocean

The policy action service that you would like to get the information for

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create Access Policy

Create an access policy. access policy enables you to define the user's permissions on a granular level than the role-based permissions.

Authorizations:
auth
Request Body schema: application/json
object

Set access policy settings. Example - Acme, Inc.

description
string

Short description of policy

name
string

Name of the Policy

object

Set permissions objects list

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{
  • "policy": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update Access Policy

Updates an access policy settings.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
policyId
required
string
Example: pol-2344nn

The access policy ID to operate on

Request Body schema: application/json
object

Set access policy settings

name
string

Set access policy name

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{
  • "policy": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Delete Access Policy

Deletes an access policy settings.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
policyId
required
string
Example: pol-2344nn

The access policy ID to operate on

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List All User Groups

List all user-groups of your Spot organization

Authorizations:
auth

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create a new User Group

Create a new user-group of your Spot organization

Authorizations:
auth
Request Body schema: application/json
description
string

user group description

name
string

user group name

Array of objects

The policies to register under the given group (should be existing policies only)

userIds
Array of strings

The users to register under the created group (should be existing users only)

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{
  • "name": "Developers",
  • "description": "managing permissions to my group of developers",
  • "userIds": [
    ],
  • "policies": [
    ]
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get User Group Details

Get the details of a user Group

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
userGroupId
required
string
Example: ugr-1234abcd

Identifier of a user Group.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update User Group Details

Update the details of a user Group

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
userGroupId
required
string
Example: ugr-1234abcd

Identifier of a user Group.

Request Body schema: application/json
description
string non-empty

user group description

name
string non-empty

user group name

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{
  • "name": "Developers",
  • "description": "managing permissions to my group of developers"
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete User Group

Delete a user Group

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
userGroupId
required
string
Example: ugr-1234abcd

Identifier of a user Group.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

User Group - Update User Mapping

Update the mapping of a given user group to users

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
userGroupId
required
string
Example: ugr-1234abcd

Identifier of a user Group.

Request Body schema: application/json
userIds
Array of strings

The users to register under the given user group (should be existing users only)

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{
  • "userIds": [
    ]
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

User Group - Update Policy Mapping

Update the mapping of a given user group to policies

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
userGroupId
required
string
Example: ugr-1234abcd

Identifier of a user Group.

Request Body schema: application/json
Array of objects

The policies to register under the given user group (should be existing policies only)

Array
accountIds
Array of strings

A list of accounts to register with the assigned under the given group (should be existing accounts only)

policyId
string

A policy to register under the given group (should be existing policy only)

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{
  • "policies": [
    ]
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Accounts

Update Account

Update information in an account such as the account name and slack channel. To use this command, permissions for organization admin are required. Granular permissions will require access policies with the following actions: setup:updateAccount

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: act-123456789

The ID of the account you want to update.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object

Used for updating items in an account.

name
string

The new name of the account. Cannot be null or empty.

slackNotificationChannels
Array of strings

List of strings containing the URLs of the slack channels to be added.

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{}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete Account

Delete a Spot Account. The Spot Account ID can be obtained from your Spot console via the following link: https://console.spotinst.com/#/settings/account/general . Note This cannot be undone – take caution. Only Organization Admins can perform this action. In case you want to delete your default Spot account which is the account visible when you first log in please contact Support.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: act-123456789

The ID of the account you want to delete.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Users

Get all users in the organization, their details, and mapped accounts. Providing the optional account ID parameter will filter out all users not mapped to that account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account you would like to get retrieve users from

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Assign Users to Accounts

Assign users to accounts in bulk. Only accounts under the creator's own organization are allowed. Creator's organization ID is taken from the personal token attached to the API call.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
One of
Array of assignUsersToAccounts-example2 (object) or assignUsersToAccounts-example3 (object)

Mappings objects include user, accountID and role.

Array
Any of
accountId
string

Account for which to provide the specified user with the specified role.

role
string

Valid values "viewer", "editor". Required on permissionStrategy = ROLE_BASED

userId
string

One of userEmail / userId is required. identify user by its user ID

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Example
{
  • "mappings": [
    ]
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update User Permissions

Change the users' permissions for an account (only accounts under the creator's own organization are allowed). Creator's organization ID is taken from the personal token attached to the API call.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

Request Body schema: application/json
One of
permissionStrategy
string
Default: "ROLE_BASED"

Set the user permissions type, by role or by access policy. Valid values "ROLE_BASED", "POLICY_BASED"

role
string

Valid values "viewer", "editor". Required on permissionStrategy = ROLE_BASED

userId
string

One of userEmail / userId is required. identify user by its user ID

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Example
{
  • "userId": "u-1234",
  • "permissionStrategy": "POLICY_BASED",
  • "role": "editor"
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Detach User

Detach a user from an account (only accounts under the creator's own organization are allowed). Creator's organization ID is taken from the personal token attached to the API call.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: act-123456789

The ID of the account you want to update.

Request Body schema: application/json
userEmail
required
string

Email of the user that is going to be deleted

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{
  • "userEmail": "test@gmail.com"
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Set Existing User Permissions

Add a user to the account and set its permissions on the account. Creator's organization ID is taken from the personal token attached to the API call.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: act-123456789

The ID of the account you want to update.

Request Body schema: application/json
One of
role
string

Valid values - "viewer", "editor". Required on permissionStrategy = ROLE_BASED

userEmail
string

One of userEmail / userId is required. identify user by its user ID

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Example
{
  • "userEmail": "test@spot.io",
  • "role": "viewer"
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create Account

Create a Spot account.

Authorizations:
auth
Request Body schema: application/json
object

Account

name
string

Provide a name for your account. The account name must contain at least one character that is a-z or A-Z

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{
  • "account": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Accounts

Get a list of Spot accounts in your organization. When used without any parameters, the provided token must have Organization Admin permissions and the output will contain all the Organization's accounts. Note In case you want to list all the accounts associated with Organization you can use the below request URL without the cloudAccountId parameter, https://api.spotinst.io/setup/account

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
cloudAccountId
string
Example: cloudAccountId=634245686616

Will list only the Spot accounts connected to the specified account ID.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Access Policies

Get access policy settings.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Users Permissions

Get the permissions for all the users in the account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Set Credentials for AWS

Link a Spot account to an AWS Cloud account.
Please create external id using spot api (see /setup/credentials/aws/externalId)
and use it when creating the AWS role and then call this route with your AWS role's arn to link it to your spot account

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object

Credentials details

iamRole
required
string

Provide the IAM Role ARN connected to another AWS account 922761411349 and with the latest Spot Policy - https://docs.spot.io/administration/api/spot-policy-in-aws

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{
  • "credentials": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create AWS account external id

Create aws account external id
You should use the external id when creating your AWS role for your spot account
and after you create the role you need to call set-aws-credentials Set Credentials for AWS
to link your AWS account with your spot account

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Set Credentials for GCP

Link a Spot account to a GCP Cloud account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object

Set service account for credentials

auth_provider_x509_cert_url
auth_uri
string

Authentication uri, Default - https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth

client_email
string

Email associated with service account

client_id
string

Client ID of service account

client_x509_cert_url
string

Should be in following format - "https://www.googleapis.com/robot/v1/metadata/x509/"

private_key
string

Private key of JSON key created during prerequisites stage

private_key_id
string

Private key ID of JSON key created during prerequisites stage

project_id
string

Name of project in GCP

token_uri
string
type
string

Valid values - service_account

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Validate Credentials for GCP

Validate the credentials for connecting a Spot account to an GCP Cloud account. The validation will test the credentials without actually set it. Please notice to run the set credentials request to perform the set account credentials.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object

Set service account for credentials

auth_provider_x509_cert_url
auth_uri
string

Authentication uri, Default - https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth

client_email
string

Email associated with service account

client_id
string

Client ID of service account

client_x509_cert_url
string

Should be in following format - "https://www.googleapis.com/robot/v1/metadata/x509/"

private_key
string

Private key of JSON key created during prerequisites stage

private_key_id
string

Private key ID of JSON key created during prerequisites stage

project_id
string

Name of project in GCP

token_uri
string
type
string

Valid values - service_account

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Set Credentials for Azure

Link a Spot account to an Azure Cloud account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
clientId
string

Set the application ID

clientSecret
string

Set the key secret

subscriptionId
string

Set the subscription ID

tenantId
string

Set the directory ID

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{
  • "clientId": 111111111,
  • "clientSecret": "32431r2431434132",
  • "tenantId": "1321e1e3123er23",
  • "subscriptionId": "234r3141131"
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Validate Credentials for Azure

Validate the credentials for connecting a Spot account to an Azure Cloud account. The validation will test the credentials without actually set it. Please notice to run the set credentials request to perform the set Azure account credentials (https://docs.spot.io/connect-your-cloud-provider/azure-account) .

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
clientId
string

Set the application ID

clientSecret
string

Set the key secret

subscriptionId
string

Set the subscription ID

tenantId
string

Set the directory ID

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{
  • "clientId": "111111111",
  • "clientSecret": "32431r2431434132",
  • "tenantId": "1321e1e3123er23",
  • "subscriptionId": "234r3141131"
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Ocean AWS

Ocean - Serverless containers for Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Ocean Concepts and Tutorials

Create Cluster

Prerequisites

The Ocean Controller is used to monitor the cluster resources and report back to Ocean. The Ocean Controller is required for Ocean Cloud.

To install the Ocean Controller, complete and run the following script on a machine with the kubectl command line tool installed and configured:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
curl -fsSL http://spotinst-public.s3.amazonaws.com/integrations/kubernetes/cluster-controller/scripts/init.sh | \
SPOTINST_TOKEN=<ENTER YOUR TOKEN HERE> \
SPOTINST_ACCOUNT=<ENTER YOUR SPOTINST ACCOUNT ID HERE> \
SPOTINST_CLUSTER_IDENTIFIER=<ENTER YOUR CLUSTER IDENTIFIER HERE> \
bash
Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (AWS Cluster)

The object specifying the configuration of the Ocean cluster.

object (auto-scaler)

The automatic scaling mechanism used in Ocean for Kubernetes.

object (Capacity Units)

The overall capability of the Ocean cluster expressed as number of instances and specified with a minimum, a maximum, and a target number of running instances.

required
object (Ocean Compute)

Compute specifications for the Ocean cluster.

controllerClusterId
required
string

Enter the reporting identifier for the Ocean Controller.

object (Logging configuration)
name
required
string

Add a name for the Ocean cluster.

region
required
string

Select the region for the Ocean cluster to run in.

object (Elastigroup Scheduling)

An object used to define times for a task such as a shutdown to be activated.

object (Security)

Object for cluster security features.

object (Ocean Cluster Strategy)

An object defining the cluster strategy with regard to waiting periods and utilization of on-demand and reserved instances.

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{
  • "cluster": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Clusters

List the configurations for all Ocean clusters in the specified account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete Cluster

Delete an existing Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Cluster

Get the configuration of an existing Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update Cluster

All Ocean parameters are updatable, except for region and identifier. This API supports partial updates, so specific fields can be updated separately.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

autoApplyTags
string
Default: "false"
Example: autoApplyTags=true

Option to update instance tags on the fly without rolling the cluster.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (AWS Cluster)

The object specifying the configuration of the Ocean cluster.

object (auto-scaler)

The automatic scaling mechanism used in Ocean for Kubernetes.

object (Capacity Units)

The overall capability of the Ocean cluster expressed as number of instances and specified with a minimum, a maximum, and a target number of running instances.

object (Ocean Compute)

Compute specifications for the Ocean cluster.

controllerClusterId
string

Enter the reporting identifier for the Ocean Controller.

object (Logging configuration)
name
string

Add a name for the Ocean cluster.

region
string

Select the region for the Ocean cluster to run in.

object (Elastigroup Scheduling)

An object used to define times for a task such as a shutdown to be activated.

object (Security)

Object for cluster security features.

object (Ocean Cluster Strategy)

An object defining the cluster strategy with regard to waiting periods and utilization of on-demand and reserved instances.

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{
  • "cluster": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Get Heartbeat Status

Get the heartbeat status of the Ocean Controller for the cluster.
The response returns the heartbeat status and the last heartbeat timestamp.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Fetch Elastilog

Fetch the log of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterIdentifier
required
string
Example: o-6e3819ae

The reporting identifier of the Ocean Controller.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string

Beginning date value using either the date format "yyyy-mm-dd; 2016-11-20" or ms "1494751821472".

limit
integer <= 1000
Default: 500
Example: limit=200

Maximum number of lines to extract in a response.

resourceId
string
Example: resourceId=i-12345678

Filter extracted log entries for a specific resource identifier. Default: Null

severity
string
Default: "ALL"
Enum: "ALL" "INFO" "DEBUG" "ERROR" "WARN"
Example: severity=INFO

Severity of log entries to extract.

toDate
required
string

End date value using either the date format "yyyy-mm-dd; 2016-11-20" or ms "1494751821472".

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Import ASG To Ocean Cluster

Create an Ocean configuration according to an AWS autoscaling group (ASG) configuration.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

autoScalingGroupName
required
string
Example: autoScalingGroupName=myAutoScalingGroup

The ASG name.

region
required
string
Example: region=us-east-1

Region name of the ASG.

Request Body schema: application/json
object

The object specifying the configuration of the VNG.

instanceTypes
Array of strings

List of possible instance types for the cluster.

Responses

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{
  • "cluster": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Fetch Right Sizing Recommendations

Get right-sizing recommendations for an Ocean cluster and filter them according to namespace or label.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object

Optional - may be null.

object

Optional - may be null.

namespaces
Array of strings

Optional - may be null. If exists - should contain at least 1 item.

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{
  • "filter": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Instance Types Filters Simulation

Returns all instances types that match the given filters. These instance types will be used if the cluster is configured with these filters.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (InstanceTypesFilters)

List of filters. The Instance types that match with all filters compose the Ocean's whitelist parameter. Cannot be configured together with whitelist/blacklist.

architectures
Array of strings
Items Enum: "i386" "x86_64" "arm64"

The filtered instance types will support at least one of the architectures from this list.

categories
Array of strings
Items Enum: "Accelerated_computing" "Compute_optimized" "General_purpose" "Memory_optimized" "Storage_optimized"

The filtered instance types will belong to one of the categories types from this list.

diskTypes
Array of strings
Items Enum: "NVMe" "EBS" "SSD" "HDD"

The filtered instance types will have one of the disk type from this list.

excludeFamilies
Array of strings

Types belonging to a family from the ExcludeFamilies will not be available for scaling (asterisk wildcard is also supported). For example, C* will exclude instance types from these families: c5, c4, c4a, etc.

excludeMetal
boolean
Default: false

In case excludeMetal is set to true, metal types will not be available for scaling.

hypervisor
Array of strings
Items Enum: "nitro" "xen"

The filtered instance types will have a hypervisor type from this list.

includeFamilies
Array of strings

Types belonging to a family from the IncludeFamilies will be available for scaling (asterisk wildcard is also supported). For example, C* will include instance types from these families: c5, c4, c4a, etc.

isEnaSupported
boolean

Ena is supported or not.

maxGpu
integer >= 1

Maximum total number of GPUs.

maxMemoryGiB
number <double> >= 0

Maximum amount of Memory (GiB).

maxNetworkPerformance
integer >= 1

Maximum Bandwidth in Gib/s of network performance.

maxVcpu
integer >= 1

Maximum number of vcpus available.

minEnis
integer >= 0

Minimum number of network interfaces (ENIs).

minGpu
integer >= 0

Minimum total number of GPUs.

minMemoryGiB
number <double> >= 0

Minimum amount of Memory (GiB).

minNetworkPerformance
integer >= 0

Minimum Bandwidth in Gib/s of network performance.

minVcpu
integer >= 0

Minimum number of vcpus available.

rootDeviceTypes
Array of strings
Items Enum: "ebs" "instance-store"

The filtered instance types will have a root device types from this list.

virtualizationTypes
Array of strings
Items Enum: "hvm" "paravirtual"

The filtered instance types will support at least one of the virtualization types from this list.

Responses

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{
  • "filters": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Allowed Instance Types

Return the list of the allowed Ocean cluster instance types.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Attach Load Balancers

Add new load balancers to the existing load balancers on the Ocean Cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
Array of objects (ocean-lb)

Load balancers to add to the Ocean cluster.

Array
arn
string

If type is "TARGET_GROUP" then an ARN is required. Otherwise is not allowed.

name
string

If type is "CLASSIC" then a name is required. Otherwise is not allowed.

type
required
string
Enum: "CLASSIC" "TARGET_GROUP"

Type of load balancer to use.

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{
  • "loadBalancers": [
    ]
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Detach Load Balancers

Remove load balancers from the existing load balancers on the Ocean Cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
Array of objects (ocean-lb)

Load balancers to remove from the Ocean cluster.

Array
arn
string

If type is "TARGET_GROUP" then an ARN is required. Otherwise is not allowed.

name
string

If type is "CLASSIC" then a name is required. Otherwise is not allowed.

type
required
string
Enum: "CLASSIC" "TARGET_GROUP"

Type of load balancer to use.

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{
  • "loadBalancers": [
    ]
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Upgrade Elastigroup To Ocean

Upgrade an Elastigroup with Kubernetes integration to Ocean for Kubernetes cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

groupId
required
string

Elastigroup identifier

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{
  • "kind": "spotinst:ocean:aws:k8s",
  • "items": {
    }
}

Initiate Roll

Roll an entire Ocean cluster or roll subsets of the cluster by specifying launchSpecIds or instanceIds. Performing this request will start the roll immediately and run it in defined batches. Note that the first response for a successful request will indicate the start of a roll. In order to check the status of a roll, you can use the GET Roll API.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
One of
object
batchMinHealthyPercentage
integer
Default: 50

Indicates the threshold of minimum healthy instances in single batch. If the amount of healthy instances in single batch is under the threshold, the cluster roll will fail. If exists, the parameter value will be in range of 1-100. In case of null as value, the default value in the backend will be 50%. Value of param should represent the number in percentage (%) of the batch.

batchSizePercentage
integer

Value as a percent to set the size of a batch in a roll. Valid values are 0-100.

comment
string

Add a comment description for the roll. The comment is limited to 256 chars.

respectPdb
boolean
Default: false

During the roll, if the parameter is set to true we honor PDB during the instance replacement.

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Example
{
  • "roll": {
    }
}

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{
  • "id": "scr-5aaf854e",
  • "scope": "Cluster",
  • "status": "IN_PROGRESS",
  • "currentBatch": 1,
  • "numOfBatches": 5,
  • "comment": "This is why I deployed my cluster.",
  • "progress": {
    },
  • "oceanId": "o-12e31234",
  • "instanceIds": [
    ],
  • "launchSpecIds": [
    ],
  • "respectPdb": true,
  • "batchMinHealthyPercentage": 100,
  • "createdAt": "2019-03-24T15:46:09.000Z",
  • "updatedAt": "2019-03-24T15:46:09.000Z"
}

List Rolls

Get status for all rolls of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-1abcd124

The identifier of the Ocean cluster

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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{
  • "status": {
    },
  • "kind": "spotinst:ocean:aws:k8s:cluster:roll",
  • "items": [
    ]
}

Update Roll

Update a roll of an Ocean cluster.

Performing the request will stop the next batch in a roll.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-1abcd124

The identifier of the Ocean cluster

ROLL_ID
required
string
Example: scr-12345abc

Ocean cluster roll identifier

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object

Object that specifies the parameters required to initiate a roll (also called a deployment).

status
required
string
Value: "STOPPED"

Set status of a roll. Valid values: "STOPPED"

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{
  • "roll": {
    }
}

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{
  • "id": "scr-5aaf854e",
  • "scope": "Cluster",
  • "status": "STOPPED",
  • "currentBatch": 1,
  • "numOfBatches": 5,
  • "progress": {
    },
  • "oceanId": "o-12e31234",
  • "respectPdb": true,
  • "batchMinHealthyPercentage": 100,
  • "createdAt": "2019-03-24T15:46:09.000Z",
  • "updatedAt": "2019-03-24T15:46:09.000Z"
}

Get Roll

Get status for a roll of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-1abcd124

The identifier of the Ocean cluster

ROLL_ID
required
string
Example: scr-12345abc

Ocean Cluster Roll identifier

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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{
  • "id": "scr-5aaf854e",
  • "scope": "Cluster",
  • "status": "IN_PROGRESS",
  • "currentBatch": 1,
  • "numOfBatches": 5,
  • "comment": "This is why I deployed my cluster.",
  • "progress": {
    },
  • "oceanId": "o-12e31234",
  • "instanceIds": [
    ],
  • "launchSpecIds": [
    ],
  • "respectPdb": true,
  • "batchMinHealthyPercentage": 100,
  • "createdAt": "2019-03-24T15:46:09.000Z",
  • "updatedAt": "2019-03-24T15:46:09.000Z"
}

Get Cluster Nodes

Get nodes data of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

instanceId
string
Example: instanceId=i-123

Get a specific node by instance id.

launchSpecId
string
Example: launchSpecId=ols-123abc

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Detach Instances

Detach instances from your Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
instancesToDetach
required
Array of strings

Array of instance identifiers to be detached.

shouldDecrementTargetCapacity
boolean

Determines whether the Ocean cluster's target capacity should be decremented.

shouldTerminateInstances
boolean

Determines whether the detached EC2 instances should be terminated or not.

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{
  • "instancesToDetach": [
    ],
  • "shouldTerminateInstances": true,
  • "shouldDecrementTargetCapacity": false
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Cluster Aggregated Detailed Costs

Provides Kubernetes cluster resource usage and costs over a time interval which can be grouped and/or filtered by label/annotaion.
For example - application name (webapp, backend), environment (production, staging), version etc.
The response will contain a breakdown of the cluster resource costs($) in terms of compute (CPU, memory), storage (block, file, rootVolume). The response will group the cluster usage costs based on preselected default of application namespace or user selected label or annotation.
Within the group, resource costs are broken down per resource kind (Deployment, DaemonSet etc.).

Time Rounding Down: The CostAnalysis API applies rounding down to the hours provided during the call.
For example, the value 1707004799099 (In GMT) representing Saturday, February 3, 2024, 23:59:59.099 is rounded down to Saturday, February 3, 2024, 23:00:00.000, resulting in the omission of one hour of cost.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
endTime
required
string

End date value using either the date format "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'" or ms "1494751821472".

object

Describe how to filter the costs. Optional field.

groupBy
string
Default: "namespace"
Enum: "namespace" "namespace.label.${labelKey}" "resource.label.${labelKey}" "resource.annotation.${annotationKey}" "namespace.annotation.${annotationKey}"

The parameter we want to group the costs by.

startTime
required
string

Beginning date value using either the date format "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'" or ms "1494751821472".

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{
  • "startTime": "2018-06-20T11:35:02.745Z",
  • "endTime": "2018-06-22T11:30:01.745Z",
  • "groupBy": "namespace.label.env",
  • "filter": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Cluster Aggregated Summary Costs

Provides Kubernetes cluster summary usage and costs over a time interval which can be grouped and/or filtered by label/annotaion,
for example - application name (webapp, backend), environment (production, staging), version etc.
The response will contain a breakdown of the cluster resource costs($) in terms of compute (CPU, memory), storage (block, file, rootVolume). The response will group the cluster usage costs based on preselected default of application namespace or user selected label or annotation.

Time Rounding Down: The CostAnalysis API applies rounding down to the hours provided during the call.
For example, the value 1707004799099 (In GMT) representing Saturday, February 3, 2024, 23:59:59.099 is rounded down to Saturday, February 3, 2024, 23:00:00.000, resulting in the omission of one hour of cost.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
endTime
required
string

End date value using either the date format "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'" or ms "1494751821472".

object

Describe how to filter the costs. Optional field.

groupBy
string
Default: "namespace"
Enum: "namespace" "namespace.label.${labelKey}" "resource.label.${labelKey}" "resource.annotation.${annotationKey}" "namespace.annotation.${annotationKey}"

The parameter we want to group the costs by.

startTime
required
string

Beginning date value using either the date format "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'" or ms "1494751821472".

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{
  • "startTime": "2018-06-20T11:35:02.745Z",
  • "endTime": "2018-06-22T11:30:01.745Z",
  • "groupBy": "namespace.label.env",
  • "filter": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Initiate EKS AMI Auto Update

Update the Ocean EKS cluster's VNGs with the latest image or the image matching the control plane's version after upgrading, by specifying ‘patch' or 'minorVersion’. Performing this request will update the VNGs with new AMI if available, and run a cluster roll if set. If the response is successful, the old and new AMIs will be included in the response along with the updated VNGs. If a cluster roll is set in the request, the first response for a successful request will indicate the start of a roll. In order to check the status of the roll, you can use the GET Roll API.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object
applyRoll
boolean
Default: false

This parameter is optional. When the AMI is updated according to the configuration set, a cluster roll can be triggered.

object

Cluster roll configuration.

minorVersion
boolean
Default: false

When set to 'true', the auto-update process will update the VNGs’ AMI with the AMI to match the Kubernetes control plane version. Either "patch" or "minorVersion" must be true.

patch
boolean
Default: false

When set to 'true', the auto-update process will update the VNGs’ images with the latest security patches. Either "patch" or "minorVersion" must be true.

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{
  • "amiAutoUpdate": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create Virtual Node Group

Create a Virtual Node Group.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

initialNodes
integer
Default: null
Example: initialNodes=1

When set to an integer greater than 0, a corresponding number of nodes will be launched from the virtual node group created.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (oceanClusterLaunchSpecWithMetadata)

AWS Cluster Virtual Node Group (VNG).

associatePublicIpAddress
boolean
Default: false

Configure public IP address allocation.

object

Object specifying the automatic scaling of an Ocean VNG.

Array of objects

Block devices that are exposed to the instance. You can specify virtual devices and EBS volumes.
This parameter and rootVolumeSize cannot be in the spec at the same time.
This parameter can be null, but if not null, it must contain at least one block device.

object

Assign an Elastic IP to the instances launched by the Virtual Node Group. Can be null.

object
object (auto-scaler)

The instance profile iamRole object.

imageId
string

Set image identifier. Can be null.

Array of objects (Image object, containing the id of the image used to launch instances.)

An array of image objects.

  • You can configure VNG with either the imageId or images objects, but not both simultaneously.
  • For each architecture type (amd64, arm64) only one AMI is allowed.
  • Valid values: null, or an array with at least one element
object (instanceMetadataOptions)

Ocean instance metadata options object for IMDSv2.

instanceTypes
Array of strings

A list of instance types allowed to be provisioned for pods pending for the Virtual Node Group.
The list overrides the list defined for the Ocean cluster. Can be null.

object (InstanceTypesFilters)

List of instance types filters. The instance types that match with all filters compose the Virtual Node Group's instanceTypes parameter.
The architectures that come from the Virtual Node Group's images will be taken into account when using this parameter.
Cannot be configured together with Virtual Node Group's instanceTypes and with the Cluster's whitelist/blacklist/filters.

Array of objects

An array of labels to add to the VNG nodes. Only custom user labels are allowed, and not Kubernetes built-in labels or Spot internal labels.

name
string

Set Virtual Node Group name.

oceanId
required
string

The Ocean cluster identifier. Required for Virtual Node Group creation.

preferredSpotTypes
Array of strings

When Ocean scales up instances, it takes your preferred types into consideration while maintaining a variety of machine types running for optimized distribution. Learn More

object
restrictScaleDown
boolean

When set to “True”, VNG nodes will be treated as if all pods running have the restrict-scale-down label. Therefore, Ocean will not scale nodes down unless empty.

rootVolumeSize
integer

Set root volume size (in GB). This field and blockDeviceMappings cannot be used in the same specification.

object (Ocean Scheduling)

An object used to define scheduled tasks such as a manual headroom update.

securityGroupIds
Array of strings

Set security groups. Each element in the array is a security group identifier.

object

Similar to a strategy for an Ocean cluster, but applying only to a virtual node group.

subnetIds
Array of strings

Set subnets in Virtual Node Group. Each element in the array is a subnet identifier.

Array of objects

List of kay-value pairs of tags.

Array of objects

Add taints to Virtual Node Group.

userData
string

Set user data script in base 64 encoded MIME.

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List Virtual Node Groups

List the configurations of all virtual node groups for the cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

oceanId
string
Example: oceanId=o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

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Delete Virtual Node Group

Delete a specified Virtual Node Group in an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanLaunchSpecId
required
string

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

deleteNodes
boolean
Default: false
Example: deleteNodes=true

When set to "true", all instances belonging to the deleted Virtual Node Group will be drained, detached, and terminated.

forceDelete
boolean
Default: null
Example: forceDelete=true

When set to "true", delete even if it is the only custom Virtual Node Group remaining, and default Virtual Node Group has useAsTemlateOnly = true.

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Update Virtual Node Group

Update Virtual Node Group.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanLaunchSpecId
required
string

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

autoApplyTags
boolean
Default: false
Example: autoApplyTags=true

Optionally update resource tags on the fly without performing a roll.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (oceanClusterLaunchSpec-2)

AWS Cluster Virtual Node Group (VNG).

associatePublicIpAddress
boolean
Default: false

Configure public IP address allocation.

object

Object specifying the automatic scaling of an Ocean VNG.

Array of objects

Block devices that are exposed to the instance. You can specify virtual devices and EBS volumes.
This parameter and rootVolumeSize cannot be in the spec at the same time.
This parameter can be null, but if not null, it must contain at least one block device.

object

Assign an Elastic IP to the instances launched by the Virtual Node Group. Can be null.

object
object (auto-scaler)

The instance profile iamRole object.

imageId
string

Set image identifier. Can be null.

Array of objects (Image object, containing the id of the image used to launch instances.)

An array of image objects.

  • You can configure VNG with either the imageId or images objects, but not both simultaneously.
  • For each architecture type (amd64, arm64) only one AMI is allowed.
  • Valid values: null, or an array with at least one element
object (instanceMetadataOptions)

Ocean instance metadata options object for IMDSv2.

instanceTypes
Array of strings

A list of instance types allowed to be provisioned for pods pending for the Virtual Node Group.
The list overrides the list defined for the Ocean cluster. Can be null.

object (InstanceTypesFilters)

List of instance types filters. The instance types that match with all filters compose the Virtual Node Group's instanceTypes parameter.
The architectures that come from the Virtual Node Group's images will be taken into account when using this parameter.
Cannot be configured together with Virtual Node Group's instanceTypes and with the Cluster's whitelist/blacklist/filters.

Array of objects

An array of labels to add to the VNG nodes. Only custom user labels are allowed, and not Kubernetes built-in labels or Spot internal labels.

name
string

Set Virtual Node Group name.

preferredSpotTypes
Array of strings

When Ocean scales up instances, it takes your preferred types into consideration while maintaining a variety of machine types running for optimized distribution. Learn More

object
restrictScaleDown
boolean

When set to “True”, VNG nodes will be treated as if all pods running have the restrict-scale-down label. Therefore, Ocean will not scale nodes down unless empty.

rootVolumeSize
integer

Set root volume size (in GB). This field and blockDeviceMappings cannot be used in the same specification.

object (Ocean Scheduling)

An object used to define scheduled tasks such as a manual headroom update.

securityGroupIds
Array of strings

Set security groups. Each element in the array is a security group identifier.

object

Similar to a strategy for an Ocean cluster, but applying only to a virtual node group.

subnetIds
Array of strings

Set subnets in Virtual Node Group. Each element in the array is a subnet identifier.

Array of objects

List of kay-value pairs of tags.

Array of objects

Add taints to Virtual Node Group.

userData
string

Set user data script in base 64 encoded MIME.

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Get Virtual Node Group

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanLaunchSpecId
required
string

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Instance Types Filters Simulation For Virtual Node Group

Returns all instance types that match the given filters. These instance types will be used if the Virtual Node Group is configured with these filters.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanLaunchSpecId
required
string

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (InstanceTypesFilters)

List of instance types filters. The instance types that match with all filters compose the Virtual Node Group's instanceTypes parameter.
The architectures that come from the Virtual Node Group's images will be taken into account when using this parameter.
Cannot be configured together with Virtual Node Group's instanceTypes and with the Cluster's whitelist/blacklist/filters.

categories
Array of strings
Items Enum: "Accelerated_computing" "Compute_optimized" "General_purpose" "Memory_optimized" "Storage_optimized"

The filtered instance types will belong to one of the categories types from this list.

diskTypes
Array of strings
Items Enum: "NVMe" "EBS" "SSD" "HDD"

The filtered instance types will have one of the disk type from this list.

excludeFamilies
Array of strings

Types belonging to a family from the ExcludeFamilies will not be available for scaling (asterisk wildcard is also supported). For example, C* will exclude instance types from these families: c5, c4, c4a, etc.

excludeMetal
boolean
Default: false

In case excludeMetal is set to true, metal types will not be available for scaling.

hypervisor
Array of strings
Items Enum: "nitro" "xen"

The filtered instance types will have a hypervisor type from this list.

includeFamilies
Array of strings

Types belonging to a family from the IncludeFamilies will be available for scaling (asterisk wildcard is also supported). For example, C* will include instance types from these families: c5, c4, c4a, etc.

isEnaSupported
boolean

Ena is supported or not.

maxGpu
integer >= 1

Maximum total number of GPUs.

maxMemoryGiB
number >= 0

Maximum amount of Memory (GiB).

maxNetworkPerformance
integer >= 1

Maximum Bandwidth in Gib/s of network performance.

maxVcpu
integer >= 1

Maximum number of vcpus available.

minEnis
integer >= 0

Minimum number of network interfaces (ENIs).

minGpu
integer >= 0

Minimum total number of GPUs.

minMemoryGiB
number >= 0

Minimum amount of Memory (GiB).

minNetworkPerformance
integer >= 0

Minimum Bandwidth in Gib/s of network performance.

minVcpu
integer >= 0

Minimum number of vcpus available.

rootDeviceTypes
Array of strings
Items Enum: "ebs" "instance-store"

The filtered instance types will have a root device types from this list.

virtualizationTypes
Array of strings
Items Enum: "hvm" "paravirtual"

The filtered instance types will support at least one of the virtualization types from this list.

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Allowed Instance Types By Filters For Virtual Node Group

Returns the Virtual Node Group's instance types when instance types filters is set.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanLaunchSpecId
required
string

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Import ASG To Ocean Virtual Node Group

Returns an Ocean Virtual Node Group (VNG) configuration in a given AWS autoscaling group (ASG). The returned value ("Imported VNG") can then be used as input to the Create Virtual Node Group API in order to create an actual VNG in your Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

autoScalingGroupName
required
string
Example: autoScalingGroupName=myAutoScalingGroup

The ASG name.

oceanId
required
string
Example: oceanId=o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

Request Body schema: application/json
object

The object specifying the configuration of the VNG.

Array of objects

An array of labels to add to the VNG nodes. Only custom user labels are allowed, and not Kubernetes built-in labels or Spot internal labels.

name
string

Set Virtual Node Group name.

Array of objects

Add taints to Virtual Node Group.

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Import EKS Cluster Node Group To Ocean Virtual Node Group

  • Returns an Ocean Virtual Node Group (VNG) configuration based on a given AWS EKS Cluster Node Group. The returned value ("Imported VNG") can then be used as input to the Create Virtual Node Group API in order to create an actual VNG in your Ocean cluster.
  • Notes:
    • Make sure to have the necessary permissions in your Spot policy: eks:ListNodegroups, eks:DescribeNodegroup. Click here for the full Spot policy.
    • Exactly one of region or oceanId must be supplied as query parameters.
Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

eksClusterName
required
string
Example: eksClusterName=MyEksCluster

Cluster name of the EKS cluster.

eksNodeGroupName
required
string
Example: eksNodeGroupName=MyEksClusterNodeGroup

Node group name to import.

oceanId
string
Example: oceanId=o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

region
string
Example: region=us-east-1

Region name of the EKS cluster's node group.

Request Body schema: application/json
object

The object specifying the configuration of the VNG.

Array of objects

An array of labels to add to the VNG nodes. Only custom user labels are allowed, and not Kubernetes built-in labels or Spot internal labels.

name
string

Set Virtual Node Group name.

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Launch Nodes in VNG

Launch nodes in Virtual Node Group.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanLaunchSpecId
required
string

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean AWS Virtual Node Group Launch Request)

Object specifying the details for the launch request.

amount
required
integer

The number of nodes to launch.

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Create Extended Resource Definition

Creates an Ocean extended resource definition entity.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean Extended Resource Definition)

The Ocean extended resource definition.

mapping
required
object (AWS mapping)

A mapping between AWS instanceType or * as default and its value for the given extended resource.

name
required
string

The extended resource name as should be requested by your pods and registered to the nodes. Cannot be updated.
The name should be a valid Kubernetes extended resource name.

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List Extended Resource Definitions

List the configurations for all Ocean extended resource definitions in the specified account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Get Extended Resource Definition

Get the configurations for a specified Ocean extended resource definition.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanExtendedResourceDefinitionId
required
string
Example: erd-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean extended resource definition.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Update Extended Resource Definition

Only the mapping parameter is updatable for extended resource definition.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanExtendedResourceDefinitionId
required
string
Example: erd-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean extended resource definition.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean Extended Resource Definition)

The Ocean extended resource definition.

mapping
required
object (AWS mapping)

A mapping between AWS instanceType or * as default and its value for the given extended resource.

name
required
string

The extended resource name as should be requested by your pods and registered to the nodes. Cannot be updated.
The name should be a valid Kubernetes extended resource name.

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Delete Extended Resource Definition

Delete a specified Ocean extended resource definition.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanExtendedResourceDefinitionId
required
string
Example: erd-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean extended resource definition.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Get Migration Discovery

Get information about nodes which can be migrated into Ocean.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

shouldFetchPods
boolean
Example: shouldFetchPods=true

Should fetch data about running pods for each node.

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Create Migration

Create a migration for a given existing instances.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object

Migration update configuration.

batchSizePercentage
required
integer [ 1 .. 50 ]

Indicates (in percentage) the batch size of the migration (meaning, how many nodes to migrate in each batch).
Cannot be null.

forcePodEvictionOnPdbFailure
required
boolean

Ocean will force the Pod eviction from the instance, even if the distributed budget is not satisfied.

instanceIds
required
Array of strings

A list of instance ids that should be migrated to the Ocean cluster.

shouldEvictStandAlonePods
required
boolean

Ocean will terminate pods that do not belong to a Kubernetes deployment. This means that you would need to launch the pod manually (after the migration) due to the fact that there is no object that would do it automatically.

shouldTerminateDrainedNodes
required
boolean

Ocean will terminate the old instances once the pods that reside on them are migrated, and the old instances are fully drained.

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List Migrations summary

Get summary of migrations history for an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Get Migration Status

Get Migration full info and status for an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
migrationId
required
string
Example: owm-6e3819ae

The migration identifier of a specific migration.

oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Stop Migration

Stop an ongoing Workload Migration.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
migrationId
required
string
Example: owm-6e3819ae

The migration identifier of a specific migration.

oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object

Migration update configuration.

shouldTerminateDrainedNodes
boolean
Default: false

Ocean will terminate the old instances once the pods that reside on them are migrated, and the old instances are fully drained.

state
required
string

The only allowed state to update is to "STOPPED". This state will stop a running migration.

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Ocean ECS

Ocean - Serverless containers for Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)

Ocean Concepts and Tutorials

List Clusters

Get the configurations for all Ocean clusters in the specified account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Create Cluster

Create a new Ocean ECS cluster in the specified account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (ECS Ocean)
object (Ocean Autoscaler)

The Ocean ECS Autoscaler.

object (Capacity Units)

Capacity specifications for the Ocean cluster.

clusterName
required
string

ECS cluster name.

object (Ocean Compute)
object (Logging configuration)
name
required
string

Add a name for the Ocean cluster.

region
required
string

Select the region for the Ocean cluster to run in.

object (Ocean Scheduling)

An object used to define times for a task such as a shutdown to be activated.

object (Ocean Strategy)

Strategy Configuration of the Ocean cluster.

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Get Cluster

Get the configurations for a specified Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Update Cluster

All Ocean parameters are updatable, excluding Region and ID. This API supports partial updates, so specific fields can be updated separately.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

autoApplyTags
boolean
Default: false
Example: autoApplyTags=true

Optionally update resource tags on the fly without performing a roll.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (ECS Ocean)
object (Ocean Autoscaler)

The Ocean ECS Autoscaler.

object (Capacity Units)

Capacity specifications for the Ocean cluster.

clusterName
string

ECS cluster name.

object (Ocean Compute)
object (Logging configuration)
name
string

Add a name for the Ocean cluster.

region
string

Select the region for the Ocean cluster to run in.

object (Ocean Scheduling)

An object used to define times for a task such as a shutdown to be activated.

object (Ocean Strategy)

Strategy Configuration of the Ocean cluster.

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Delete Cluster

Delete a specified Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Import Cluster

Create Ocean cluster object from an existing ECS cluster with at least one container instance to be used as input for create cluster.
Import the configuration from the latest instance id launched with in the cluster (out of the first batch of 100 instances ECS returns).
This route will not register the ECS cluster to Ocean.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
EcsClusterName
required
string
Example: ecsName

ECS Cluster name

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
instanceId
string

Indicate the container instance id that the configuration will be taken from. This is an optional field

name
string

The name for the new Ocean cluster object.
If the name is not provided, the default will be Ocean_{EcsClusterName}

region
required
string

The region that the ECS cluster is running at.

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  • "region": "us-east-1",
  • "name": "oceanName",
  • "instanceId": "i-123456789abcdefgh"
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Fetch Elastilog

Get the log of an Ocean Cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string

Beginning date value using either the date format "yyyy-mm-dd; 2016-11-20" or ms "1494751821472".

limit
integer <= 1000
Default: 500
Example: limit=200

Maximum number of lines to extract in a response.

resourceId
string
Example: resourceId=i-12345678

Filter extracted log entries for a specific resource identifier. Default: Null

severity
string
Default: "ALL"
Enum: "ALL" "INFO" "DEBUG" "ERROR" "WARN"
Example: severity=INFO

Severity of log entries to extract.

toDate
required
string

End date value using either the date format "yyyy-mm-dd; 2016-11-20" or ms "1494751821472".

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Get Right Sizing Recommendations

Get right-sizing recommendations for an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Instance Types Filters Simulation

Returns all instances types that match the given filters. These instance types will be used if the cluster is configured with these filters.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (InstanceTypesFilters)

List of filters. The Instance types that match with all filters compose the Ocean's whitelist parameter. Cannot be configured together with whitelist/blacklist.

architectures
Array of strings
Items Enum: "i386" "x86_64" "arm64"

The filtered instance types will support at least one of the architectures from this list.

categories
Array of strings
Items Enum: "Accelerated_computing" "Compute_optimized" "General_purpose" "Memory_optimized" "Storage_optimized"

The filtered instance types will belong to one of the categories types from this list.

diskTypes
Array of strings
Items Enum: "NVMe" "EBS" "SSD" "HDD"

The filtered instance types will have one of the disk type from this list.

excludeFamilies
Array of strings

Types belonging to a family from the ExcludeFamilies will not be available for scaling (asterisk wildcard is also supported). For example, C* will exclude instance types from these families: c5, c4, c4a, etc.

excludeMetal
boolean
Default: false

In case excludeMetal is set to true, metal types will not be available for scaling.

hypervisor
Array of strings
Items Enum: "nitro" "xen"

The filtered instance types will have a hypervisor type from this list.

includeFamilies
Array of strings

Types belonging to a family from the IncludeFamilies will be available for scaling (asterisk wildcard is also supported). For example, C* will include instance types from these families: c5, c4, c4a, etc.

isEnaSupported
boolean

Ena is supported or not.

maxGpu
integer >= 1

Maximum total number of GPUs.

maxMemoryGiB
number <double> >= 0

Maximum amount of Memory (GiB).

maxNetworkPerformance
integer >= 1

Maximum Bandwidth in Gib/s of network performance.

maxVcpu
integer >= 1

Maximum number of vcpus available.

minEnis
integer >= 0

Minimum number of network interfaces (ENIs).

minGpu
integer >= 0

Minimum total number of GPUs.

minMemoryGiB
number <double> >= 0

Minimum amount of Memory (GiB).

minNetworkPerformance
integer >= 0

Minimum Bandwidth in Gib/s of network performance.

minVcpu
integer >= 0

Minimum number of vcpus available.

rootDeviceTypes
Array of strings
Items Enum: "ebs" "instance-store"

The filtered instance types will have a root device types from this list.

virtualizationTypes
Array of strings
Items Enum: "hvm" "paravirtual"

The filtered instance types will support at least one of the virtualization types from this list.

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  • "filters": {
    }
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  • "request": {
    },
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    }
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Allowed Instance Types

Return the list of the allowed Ocean cluster instance types.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Upgrade Elastigroup to Ocean

Upgrade an Elastigroup with ECS integration into Ocean for ECS cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

groupId
required
string
Example: groupId=sig-1234abcd

The identifier of the Elastigroup to upgrade.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Initiate Roll

Roll an entire Ocean cluster or roll subsets of the cluster by specifying launchSpecIds or instanceIds. Performing this request will start the roll immediately according to defined batches. Note that the first response for a successful request will indicate the start of a roll. In order to check the status of a roll, you can use the GET Roll API using the roll identifier.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
One of
object
batchMinHealthyPercentage
integer
Default: 50

Indicates the threshold of minimum healthy instances in single batch. If the amount of healthy instances in single batch is under the threshold, the cluster roll will fail. If exists, the parameter value will be in range of 1-100. In case of null as value, the default value in the backend will be 50%. Value of param should represent the number in percentage (%) of the batch.

batchSizePercentage
integer

Value (in percent) to set size of batch in roll. Valid values are 0-100.

comment
string

Add a brief description for the roll. The comment is limited to 256 chars.

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  • "roll": {
    }
}

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List Rolls

List rolls of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Update Roll

Update a roll of an Ocean cluster. Performing the request will stop the next batch in a roll.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

ROLL_ID
required
string
Example: scr-12345abc

Ocean Cluster Roll identifier

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object

Sets the status of the roll.

status
required
string
Value: "STOPPED"

Set status of a roll. Valid values: "STOPPED"

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  • "roll": {
    }
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  • "request": {
    },
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Get Roll

Get status for roll of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

ROLL_ID
required
string
Example: scr-12345abc

Ocean Cluster Roll identifier

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Get Cluster Container Instances

Get container instances data of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

instanceId
string
Example: instanceId=i-123

Get a specific container instance ec2 instance id.

launchSpecId
string
Example: launchSpecId=ols-123abc

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Detach Instances

Detach instances from your Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
instancesToDetach
required
Array of strings

Array of instance identifiers to be detached.

shouldDecrementTargetCapacity
boolean

Determines whether the Ocean cluster's target capacity should be decremented.

shouldTerminateInstances
boolean

Determines whether the detached EC2 instances should be terminated or not.

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{
  • "instancesToDetach": [
    ],
  • "shouldTerminateInstances": true,
  • "shouldDecrementTargetCapacity": false
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Create VNG

Create a new Ocean ECS virtual node group in the specified account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (oceanClusterLaunchSpec)

AWS Cluster Virtual Node Group (VNG).

Array of objects

Add attributes to the cluster.

object
Array of objects (launchSpec-blockDeviceMappings)

Block devices that are exposed to the instance. You can specify virtual devices and EBS volumes. This parameter and rootVolumeSize cannot be in the configuration at the same time. This parameter can be null, but if not null, it must contain at least one block device.

Array of arn (string) or name (string)

The instance profile iamRole object.

imageId
required
string

Set image identifier. Can be null.

Array of objects (Image object, containing the id of the image used to launch instances.)

An array of image objects.

  • You can configure VNG with either the imageId or images objects, but not both simultaneously.
  • For each architecture type (amd64, arm64) only one AMI is allowed.
  • Valid values: null, or an array with at least one element
object (instanceMetadataOptions)

Ocean instance metadata options object for IMDSv2.

instanceTypes
Array of strings

An array of supported instance types for the VNG.

name
required
string

User given name of the virtual node group.

oceanId
required
string

The Ocean cluster identifier. Required for to create a virtual node group.

preferredSpotTypes
Array of strings

When Ocean scales up instances, it takes your preferred types into consideration while maintaining a variety of machine types running for optimized distribution. Learn More

restrictScaleDown
boolean

When set to True, the VNG container instances will be treated as if all tasks running have the restrict-scale-down label. Therefore, Ocean will not scale down container instances unless they are empty.

object (Ocean Scheduling)

An object used to define scheduled tasks such as a manual headroom update.

securityGroupIds
Array of strings

Set security groups. Each element in array should be a security group identifier.

object

Similar to a strategy for an Ocean cluster, but applying only to a virtual node group.

subnetIds
Array of strings

Set the subnets in the VNG. Each element in the array should be a subnet identifier.

Array of objects

List of kay-value pairs of tags.

userData
string <byte>

Base64-encoded MIME user data to make available to the instances.

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  • "launchSpec": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
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List VNGs

Get all the custom VNGs for all Ocean clusters in the specified account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

oceanId
string
Example: oceanId=o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Get VNG

Get a specific custom launch configuration for an Ocean cluster in the specified account.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanLaunchSpecId
required
string

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Delete VNG

Delete a specified virtual node group in an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanLaunchSpecId
required
string

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

deleteContainerInstances
boolean
Default: false
Example: deleteContainerInstances=true

When set to "true", all instances belonging to the deleted VNG will be drained, detached, and terminated.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Update VNG

Get a specific custom launch configuration for an Ocean cluster in the specified account.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanLaunchSpecId
required
string

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

autoApplyTags
boolean
Default: false
Example: autoApplyTags=true

Optionally update resource tags on the fly without performing a roll.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (oceanClusterLaunchSpec)

AWS Cluster Virtual Node Group (VNG).

Array of objects

Add attributes to the cluster.

object
Array of objects (launchSpec-blockDeviceMappings)

Block devices that are exposed to the instance. You can specify virtual devices and EBS volumes. This parameter and rootVolumeSize cannot be in the configuration at the same time. This parameter can be null, but if not null, it must contain at least one block device.

Array of arn (string) or name (string)

The instance profile iamRole object.

imageId
required
string

Set image identifier. Can be null.

Array of objects (Image object, containing the id of the image used to launch instances.)

An array of image objects.

  • You can configure VNG with either the imageId or images objects, but not both simultaneously.
  • For each architecture type (amd64, arm64) only one AMI is allowed.
  • Valid values: null, or an array with at least one element
object (instanceMetadataOptions)

Ocean instance metadata options object for IMDSv2.

instanceTypes
Array of strings

An array of supported instance types for the VNG.

name
required
string

User given name of the virtual node group.

oceanId
required
string

The Ocean cluster identifier. Required for to create a virtual node group.

preferredSpotTypes
Array of strings

When Ocean scales up instances, it takes your preferred types into consideration while maintaining a variety of machine types running for optimized distribution. Learn More

restrictScaleDown
boolean

When set to True, the VNG container instances will be treated as if all tasks running have the restrict-scale-down label. Therefore, Ocean will not scale down container instances unless they are empty.

object (Ocean Scheduling)

An object used to define scheduled tasks such as a manual headroom update.

securityGroupIds
Array of strings

Set security groups. Each element in array should be a security group identifier.

object

Similar to a strategy for an Ocean cluster, but applying only to a virtual node group.

subnetIds
Array of strings

Set the subnets in the VNG. Each element in the array should be a subnet identifier.

Array of objects

List of kay-value pairs of tags.

userData
string <byte>

Base64-encoded MIME user data to make available to the instances.

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  • "launchSpec": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
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Import Fargate To Existing Ocean Cluster

Import a Fargate service into an existing Ocean ECS cluster. Upon Fargate service import, Spot clones the selected Fargate services and runs them with the same VPC & Subnet settings on EC2 spot Instances. Ocean will automatically and seamlessly predict and replace spot instances before they are interrupted, ensuring the uptime of the cluster and providing cost-savings of up to 90% over Fargate-enabled ECS clusters.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
services
Array of strings

List of Fargate services by their names. Must contain at least one service.

simpleNewServiceNames
boolean
Default: false

Flag to align imported service names in the following format: sfm_

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  • "services": [
    ],
  • "simpleNewServiceNames": false
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Get Fargate Services Discovery

Get existing Fargate services in the ECS cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
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Get Fargate Migration Status

Get the status of a Fargate service import.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Import Fargate To New Ocean Cluster

This API copies the configuration from a Fargate service into the corresponding fields of an Ocean object. (This process is commonly referred to as importing.) The API returns an Ocean object that is suitable for use in the Create API to create a new Ocean cluster based on your Fargate configuration. If you are migrating a Fargate service that has tags, you must run the Opt In procedure on your Amazon account or IAM role. This is required in order to obtain the necessary Amazon Resource Name (ARN) and resource identifier format for your ECS tasks, container instances, and services. For more information about the required ARN and the Opt In procedure, see the following pages:

The API requires one of the following permissions to be defined in Spot -

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
ecsClusterName
required
string

Name of the cluster in ECS.

keyPair
string

Specify a key pair to attach to the services.

oceanClusterName
required
string

Name of the cluster in new Ocean object.

region
required
string

Name of the AWS region the ECS cluster is in.

services
required
Array of strings[ items ]

Name of the ECS Fargate service to be imported.

Array of objects

Set tags for the service. Items should be unique.

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{
  • "oceanClusterName": "fargate-import-ocean",
  • "ecsClusterName": "fargateTestCluster",
  • "region": "us-west-1",
  • "services": [
    ],
  • "keyPair": "spot-prod",
  • "tags": [
    ]
}

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  • "request": {
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  • "response": {
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Get Ecs Cluster Aggregated Detailed Costs

Provides Ecs cluster resource usage and costs over a time interval which can be grouped and/or filtered by AWS tags,
for example - application name (webapp, backend), environment (production, staging), version etc.
The response will contain a breakdown of the cluster resource costs($) in terms of compute (CPU, memory), storage (block, file, rootVolume). The response will group the cluster usage costs based on the preselected default of Ecs Group Type which is composed of Service, Headroom, Custom Object, Idle and Standalone, or user selected AWS tags.
Within the default grouping, costs are broken down for the Service group, and for tag grouping the costs will be broken up by tag value.

Time Rounding Down: The CostAnalysis API applies rounding down to the hours provided during the call.
For example, the value 1707004799099 (In GMT) representing Saturday, February 3, 2024, 23:59:59.099 is rounded down to Saturday, February 3, 2024, 23:00:00.000, resulting in the omission of one hour of cost.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
endTime
required
string

End date value using either the date format "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'" or ms "1494751821472".

object

Describe how to filter the costs. Optional field. Can only be used if grouping by tags.

groupBy
string

The parameter we want to group the costs by, default is grouping by ECS group types. Only a tag key can be passed in.

startTime
required
string

Beginning date value using either the date format "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'" or ms "1494751821472".

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{
  • "startTime": 1675209600000,
  • "endTime": 1675216800000,
  • "groupBy": "env",
  • "filter": {
    }
}

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Get Cluster Costs

Describes ECS cluster costs in a time range.
The response will provide the distribution of the costs per cluster.

Deprecated API: This API is no longer supported. As an alternative you may use the "Get Ecs Cluster Aggregated Detailed Costs" API.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterName
required
string
Example: ocean.ecs

The name of the ECS cluster, as set in the Ocean cluster configuration under the "clusterName" field.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string

Beginning date value using either the date format "yyyy-mm-dd; 2016-11-20" or ms "1494751821472".

region
required
string
Example: region=us-east-1

Region name.

toDate
required
string

End date value using either the date format "yyyy-mm-dd; 2016-11-20" or ms "1494751821472".

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Launch Container Instances In VNG

Launch container instances in virtual node group.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanLaunchSpecId
required
string

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean ECS VNG Launch Request)
amount
required
integer

The number of container instances to launch.

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  • "launchRequest": {
    }
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Ocean GKE

Ocean - Serverless containers for Google Kubernetes Engine

Ocean Concepts and Tutorials

Get Heartbeat Status

Get the heartbeat status of the Ocean Controller for the cluster.
The response returns the heartbeat status and the last heartbeat timestamp.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
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Create Cluster

Prerequisites:

The Ocean Controller is used to monitor the cluster resources and report back to Ocean.| To install the Ocean Controller, complete and run the following script on a machine with the kubectl command line tool installed and configured:

  #!/usr/bin/env bash
  curl -fsSL http://spotinst-public.s3.amazonaws.com/integrations/kubernetes/cluster-controller/scripts/init.sh | \
  SPOTINST_TOKEN=<ENTER YOUR TOKEN HERE> \
  SPOTINST_ACCOUNT=<ENTER YOUR SPOTINST ACCOUNT ID HERE> \
  SPOTINST_CLUSTER_IDENTIFIER=<ENTER YOUR CLUSTER IDENTIFIER HERE> \
  bash

You may need Kubernetes admin privileges for this script to work. To grant yourself admin privileges, run the following command:

  kubectl create clusterrolebinding <clusterName> --clusterrole=cluster-admin --user=<userEmail>

For more information, refer to our controller installation guides. You can install with Helm, Kubectl or Terraform. For more about Ocean and the Ocean Controller, see the documentation here.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object

The specification of the Ocean cluster.

object (auto-scaler)

The Ocean Kubernetes Autoscaler object.

object (Capacity Units)

Capacity specifications for the Ocean cluster.

required
object (Ocean Compute)
controllerClusterId
required
string

Enter the Ocean cluster identifier.

object

Use existing GKE cluster.

name
required
string

Add a name for the Ocean cluster.

object (Ocean GKE Scheduling)

Schedule an action such as a planned shutdown or a cluster roll.

object (Security)
object (Ocean Strategy)

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{
  • "cluster": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
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List Clusters

List the configurations for all Ocean clusters in the specified account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Delete Cluster

Delete a specified Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Get Cluster

Get the configuration for a specified Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Update Cluster

All Ocean parameters are updatable, excluding the Name and controllerClusterId.
This API supports partial updates, so specific fields can be updated separately.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (oceanCluster-2)

The specification of the Ocean cluster.

object (auto-scaler)

The Ocean Kubernetes Autoscaler object.

object (Capacity Units)

Capacity specifications for the Ocean cluster.

required
object (Ocean Compute)
controllerClusterId
required
string

Enter the Ocean cluster identifier.

object

Use existing GKE cluster.

name
required
string

Add a name for the Ocean cluster.

object (Ocean GKE Scheduling)

Schedule an action such as a planned shutdown or a cluster roll.

object (Security)
object (Ocean Strategy)

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{
  • "cluster": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Reimport Cluster

Reimport the cluster's configuration from GKE.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Elastilog

Get group’s Elastilog by

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string

Beginning date value using either the date format "yyyy-mm-dd; 2016-11-20" or ms "1494751821472".

limit
integer <= 1000
Default: 500
Example: limit=200

Maximum number of lines to extract in a response.

resourceId
string
Example: resourceId=i-12345678

Filter extracted log entries for a specific resource identifier. Default: Null

severity
string
Default: "ALL"
Enum: "ALL" "INFO" "DEBUG" "ERROR" "WARN"
Example: severity=INFO

Severity of log entries to extract.

toDate
required
string

End date value using either the date format "yyyy-mm-dd; 2016-11-20" or ms "1494751821472".

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Right Sizing Recommendations

Get right-sizing recommendations for an Ocean cluster and filter them according to namespace or label.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object

Optional - may be null.

object

Optional - may be null.

namespaces
Array of strings

Optional - may be null. If exists - should contain at least 1 item.

Responses

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{
  • "filter": {
    }
}

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{
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Cluster Aggregated Detailed Costs

Provides Kubernetes cluster resource usage and costs over a time interval which can be grouped and/or filtered by label/annotaion.
For example - application name (webapp, backend), environment (production, staging), version etc.
The response will contain a breakdown of the cluster resource costs($) in terms of compute (CPU, memory) and storage. The response will group the cluster usage costs based on preselected default of application namespace or user selected label or annotation.
Within the group, resource costs are broken down per resource kind (Deployment, DaemonSet etc.).

Time Rounding Down: The CostAnalysis API applies rounding down to the hours provided during the call.
For example, the value 1707004799099 (In GMT) representing Saturday, February 3, 2024, 23:59:59.099 is rounded down to Saturday, February 3, 2024, 23:00:00.000, resulting in the omission of one hour of cost.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
endTime
required
string

End date value using either the date format "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'" or ms "1494751821472".

object

Describe how to filter the costs. Optional field.

groupBy
string
Default: "namespace"
Enum: "namespace" "namespace.label.${labelKey}" "resource.label.${labelKey}" "resource.annotation.${annotationKey}" "namespace.annotation.${annotationKey}"

The parameter we want to group the costs by.

startTime
required
string

Beginning date value using either the date format "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'" or ms "1494751821472".

Responses

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{
  • "startTime": "2018-06-20T11:35:02.745Z",
  • "endTime": "2018-06-22T11:30:01.745Z",
  • "groupBy": "namespace.label.env",
  • "filter": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Cluster Aggregated Summary Costs

Provides Kubernetes cluster summary usage and costs over a time interval which can be grouped and/or filtered by label/annotaion,
for example - application name (webapp, backend), environment (production, staging), version etc.
The response will contain a breakdown of the cluster resource costs($) in terms of compute (CPU, memory), storage (block, file, rootVolume). The response will group the cluster usage costs based on preselected default of application namespace or user selected label or annotation.

Time Rounding Down: The CostAnalysis API applies rounding down to the hours provided during the call.
For example, the value 1707004799099 (In GMT) representing Saturday, February 3, 2024, 23:59:59.099 is rounded down to Saturday, February 3, 2024, 23:00:00.000, resulting in the omission of one hour of cost.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
endTime
required
string

End date value using either the date format "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'" or ms "1494751821472".

object

Describe how to filter the costs. Optional field.

groupBy
string
Default: "namespace"
Enum: "namespace" "namespace.label.${labelKey}" "resource.label.${labelKey}" "resource.annotation.${annotationKey}" "namespace.annotation.${annotationKey}"

The parameter we want to group the costs by.

startTime
required
string

Beginning date value using either the date format "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'" or ms "1494751821472".

Responses

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{
  • "startTime": "2023-07-20T11:35:01.745Z",
  • "endTime": "2023-07-22T11:30:01.745Z",
  • "groupBy": "namespace.label.env",
  • "filter": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create VNG

Create a virtual node group.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (oceanClusterLaunchSpec-3)

Ocean Cluster Virtual Node Group (VNG).

object

Object specifying the automatic scaling of an Ocean VNG.

availabilityZones
Array of strings

An array holding availability zones, this configures the availability zones the Ocean may launch instances in per VNG. Can be null.

instanceTypes
Array of strings

An array of supported machine types for the virtual node group. Can be null.

Array of objects

An array of labels to add to the virtual node group. Only custom user labels are allowed, and not Kubernetes built-in labels or Spot internal labels.

Array of objects

Add metadata to the cluster.

name
string

Set the name for the virtual node group.

Array of objects

Settings for network interfaces

oceanId
required
string

The Ocean cluster identifier. Required to create the virtual node group.

object
restrictScaleDown
boolean

When set to True, VNG nodes will be treated as if all pods running have the restrict-scale-down label. Therefore, Ocean will not scale nodes down unless they are empty.

rootVolumeSize
integer

Set root volume size (in GB).

rootVolumeType
string
Enum: "pd-standard" "pd-ssd"

Set the root volume disk type.

object (Ocean Scheduling)

An object used to define scheduled tasks such as a manual headroom update.

serviceAccount
string

The account used by applications running on the VM to call GCP APIs.

object (shielded-instance-config)

The Ocean shielded instance configuration object.

sourceImage
required
string

Set the image URL. Can be null.

object (storage)

The Ocean virtual node group storage object.

object (strategy)

The Ocean virtual node group strategy object.

tags
Array of strings

Every node launched from this VNG will have those tags. If the value is null, the nodes will have the tags configured at the cluster level.

Array of objects

Add taints to the virtual node group.

Responses

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{
  • "launchSpec": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List VNGs

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

oceanId
required
string
Example: oceanId=o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Import GKE Node Pool To VNG

Returns an Ocean Virtual Node Group (VNG) configuration based on a given GCP GKE Cluster Node Pool.
The returned value ("Imported VNG") can then be used as input to the Create VNG API in order to create an actual VNG in your Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

nodePoolName
required
string
Example: nodePoolName=test

Name of the Node Pool.

oceanId
required
string
Example: oceanId=o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete VNG

Delete a specified virtual node group in an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanLaunchSpecId
required
string

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

deleteNodes
boolean
Default: false
Example: deleteNodes=true

When set to "true", all instances belonging to the deleted Virtual Node Group will be drained, detached, and terminated.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update VNG

All Ocean parameters in a virtual node group are updatable.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanLaunchSpecId
required
string

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (GKE Cluster)
object

Object specifying the automatic scaling of an Ocean VNG.

availabilityZones
Array of strings

An array holding availability zones, this configures the availability zones the Ocean may launch instances in per VNG. Can be null.

instanceTypes
Array of strings

An array of supported machine types for the virtual node group. Can be null.

Array of objects

An array of labels to add to the virtual node group. Only custom user labels are allowed, and not Kubernetes built-in labels or Spot internal labels.

Array of objects

Add metadata to the cluster.

name
string

Set name for the virtual node group.

oceanId
string

The Ocean cluster identifier. Required to create the virtual node group.

object
restrictScaleDown
boolean

When set to True, VNG nodes will be treated as if all pods running have the restrict-scale-down label. Therefore, Ocean will not scale nodes down unless they are empty.

rootVolumeSize
integer

Set root volume size (in GB).

object (Ocean Scheduling)

An object used to define scheduled tasks such as a manual headroom update.

object (shielded-instance-config)

The Ocean shielded instance configuration object.

sourceImage
string

Set image URL. Can be null.

object (storage)

The Ocean virtual node group storage object.

object (strategy)

The Ocean virtual node group strategy object.

tags
Array of strings

Every node launched from this VNG will have those tags. If the value is null, the nodes will have the tags configured at the cluster level.

Array of objects

Add taints to virtual node group.

Responses

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{
  • "launchSpec": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get VNG

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanLaunchSpecId
required
string

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Initiate Roll

Roll an entire Ocean cluster or roll subsets of the cluster by specifying launchSpecIds or instanceNames. Performing this request will start the roll immediately, and the roll will take place according to defined batches.

Note that the first response for a successful request will notify about the start of a roll. In order to check the status of a roll, you can use the GET Cluster Roll API using the roll identifier.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object

Settings for roll operation

batchMinHealthyPercentage
integer
Default: 50

Indicates the threshold of minimum healthy instances in single batch. If the amount of healthy instances in single batch is under the threshold, the cluster roll will fail. If exists, the parameter value will be in range of 1-100. In case of null as value, the default value in the backend will be 50%. Value of param should represent the number in percentage (%) of the batch.

batchSizePercentage
integer

Value in % to set the size of the batches in the roll. Valid values are 0-100

comment
string

Add a breif description or comment about the roll. The comment should be limited to 256 chars.

instanceNames
Array of strings

List of instance names to be rolled. Each name is a string. instanceNames can be null. Cannot be used together with launchSpecIds.

launchSpecIds
Array of strings

List of virtual node group identifiers to be rolled. Each identifier is a string. Can be null. Cannot be used together with instanceName.

respectPdb
boolean
Default: false

During the roll, if the parameter is set to true we honor PDB during the instance replacement.

Responses

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{
  • "roll": {
    }
}

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{
  • "rollId": "roll-1234",
  • "oceanId": "o-12e31234",
  • "status": "IN_PROGRESS",
  • "batchNumber": 1,
  • "numOfBatches": 5,
  • "comment": "This is why I deployed my cluster.",
  • "respectPdb": true,
  • "progress": {
    },
  • "instanceNames": [
    ],
  • "launchSpecIds": [
    ],
  • "batchMinHealthyPercentage": 100,
  • "createdAt": "2019-03-24T15:46:09.000Z",
  • "updatedAt": "2019-03-24T15:46:09.000Z"
}

List Rolls

Get status for all rolls of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

Response samples

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{
  • "status": {
    },
  • "kind": "spotinst:ocean:aws:k8s:cluster:roll",
  • "items": [
    ]
}

Update Roll

Update a roll of an Ocean cluster.

Performing the request will stop the next batch in a roll.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

ROLL_ID
required
string
Example: scr-12345abc

Ocean Cluster Roll identifier

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object

Object that specifies the parameters of a roll (also called a deployment).

status
string
Value: "STOPPED"

Set status of a roll. Valid values: "STOPPED"

Responses

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{
  • "roll": {
    }
}

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{
  • "rollId": "roll-1234",
  • "status": "STOPPED",
  • "batchNumber": 1,
  • "numOfBatches": 5,
  • "progress": {
    },
  • "batchMinHealthyPercentage": 100,
  • "oceanId": "o-12e31234",
  • "respectPdb": true,
  • "createdAt": "2019-03-24T15:46:09.000Z",
  • "updatedAt": "2019-03-24T15:46:09.000Z"
}

Get Roll

Get status for roll of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

ROLL_ID
required
string
Example: scr-12345abc

Ocean Cluster Roll identifier

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

Response samples

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{
  • "rollId": "roll-1234",
  • "oceanId": "o-12e31234",
  • "status": "IN_PROGRESS",
  • "batchNumber": 1,
  • "numOfBatches": 5,
  • "comment": "This is why I deployed my cluster.",
  • "respectPdb": true,
  • "progress": {
    },
  • "instanceNames": [
    ],
  • "launchSpecIds": [
    ],
  • "batchMinHealthyPercentage": 100,
  • "createdAt": "2019-03-24T15:46:09.000Z",
  • "updatedAt": "2019-03-24T15:46:09.000Z"
}

Get Cluster Nodes

Get nodes data of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

instanceName
string
Example: instanceName=sin-123

Get a specific node by instance name.

launchSpecId
string
Example: launchSpecId=ols-123abc

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Upgrade Elastigroup To Ocean

Prerequisites | Perform the following validations prior to upgrade executions: | * Group identifier cannot be null. * Group identifier exists in Elastigroup. * Group should be a GKE Elastigroup with defined scaling policy. * Group identifier is already managed by Ocean.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

groupId
required
string

Elastigroup identifier

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Import GKE Cluster To Ocean

Returns an Ocean Cluster configuration, and optionally Virtual Node Group (VNG) configurations based on a given GKE Cluster and its Node Pools.
The returned values ("Imported Cluster/VNGs") can then be used as inputs to the Create Cluster/VNG APIs in order to create the respectful resources.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

clusterName
required
string
Example: clusterName=test-gke

Name of the GKE Cluster.

includeLaunchSpecs
boolean
Default: true
Example: includeLaunchSpecs=true

When set to "true", GKE cluster node pools will be imported to Ocean custom VNG ("customLaunchSpec") configurations.

location
required
string
Example: location=us-central1-a

Location GKE Cluster Master.

nodePoolName
string
Example: nodePoolName=test

Name of the Node Pool to use as a default for the Cluster configuration.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object

The specification of the Ocean cluster.

object (auto-scaler)

The Ocean Kubernetes Autoscaler object.

availabilityZones
Array of strings

An array holding availability zones, this configures the availability zones the Ocean may launch instances in per VNG. Can be null.

Array of objects
object (Capacity Units)

Capacity specifications for the Ocean cluster.

controllerClusterId
string

Enter the Ocean cluster identifier.

object

The type of instances that may or may not be a part of the Ocean cluster.

name
required
string

Add a name for the Ocean cluster.

Responses

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{
  • "cluster": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Launch Nodes In VNG

Launch nodes in virtual node group.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanLaunchSpecId
required
string

Ocean cluster Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object (Ocean GKE Virtual Node Group Launch Request)
amount
required
integer

The number of nodes to launch.

Responses

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{
  • "launchRequest": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Ocean AKS

Ocean - Serverless containers for Azure Kubernetes Service

Ocean Concepts and Tutorials

Create Cluster

Creates an Ocean entity according to a given specification.

Notes:

It is recommended to import all necessary information from the existing AKS cluster using the Ocean AKS Cluster Import API call and use its output to create a fully configured Ocean cluster.

The Ocean Controller is used to monitor the cluster resources and report back to Ocean SaaS. A properly functioning controller is mandatory for Ocean to operate.
The controller can be installed on the cluster using Kubectl or Helm.
To install the Controller using Kubectl, run the following script on a machine with kubectl command line tool installed and configured:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
curl -fsSL http://spotinst-public.s3.amazonaws.com/integrations/kubernetes/cluster-controller/scripts/init.sh | \
SPOTINST_TOKEN=<ENTER YOUR TOKEN HERE> \
SPOTINST_ACCOUNT=<ENTER YOUR SPOTINST ACCOUNT ID HERE> \
SPOTINST_CLUSTER_IDENTIFIER=<ENTER YOUR CLUSTER IDENTIFIER HERE> \
ENABLE_OCEAN_METRIC_EXPORTER=false \
bash

To install the Controller using Helm 3.x:

helm repo add spotinst https://spotinst.github.io/spotinst-kubernetes-helm-charts \
&& helm repo update

helm install ocean-controller spotinst/spotinst-kubernetes-cluster-controller \
--set spotinst.token=<ENTER YOUR TOKEN HERE> \
--set spotinst.account=<ENTER YOUR SPOTINST ACCOUNT ID HERE> \
--set spotinst.clusterIdentifier=<ENTER YOUR CLUSTER IDENTIFIER HERE> \
--set metrics-server.deployChart=false \
--create-namespace \
--namespace="spot-ocean" \
--set namespace="spot-ocean"
Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (ocean-cluster-3)

The Ocean cluster.

required
object (Ocean AKS - AKS Cluster Configuration)

AKS cluster configuration. Cannot be updated.

object (Ocean AKS Autoscaler)

The Ocean Kubernetes Autoscaler object.

controllerClusterId
required
string

Enter a unique Ocean cluster identifier. Cannot be updated.

object (Ocean AKS Health)

The Ocean AKS Health object.

name
required
string

Add a name for the Ocean cluster.

object (Ocean AKS Scheduling)

An object used to specify times when the cluster will turn off. Once the shutdown time will be over, the cluster will return to its previous state.

required
object (Ocean AKS Virtual Node Group Template)

Responses

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{
  • "cluster": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Clusters

List the configurations for all Ocean clusters in the specified account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Cluster

Get the configurations for a specified Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

Response samples

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update Cluster

Update a specified Ocean cluster.
This API supports partial updates, so specific fields can be updated separately.

Notes:
When labels, tags and taints are updated in the VNG template, all existing nodes from VNGs that inherit these properties from the tamplate will be updated as well.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (ocean-cluster-4)

The Ocean cluster.

object (Ocean AKS Autoscaler)

The Ocean Kubernetes Autoscaler object.

object (Ocean AKS Health)

The Ocean AKS Health object.

name
string

A name for the Ocean cluster.

object (Ocean AKS Scheduling)

An object used to specify times when the cluster will turn off. Once the shutdown time will be over, the cluster will return to its previous state.

object (Ocean AKS Virtual Node Group Template)

Responses

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{
  • "cluster": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete Cluster

Delete a specified Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

Response samples

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Import Cluster

The Import Cluster API call returns a JSON formatted Ocean cluster specification for a given AKS cluster and import identifier. The returned specification is ready to use in the Ocean AKS Cluster Create API call.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

aksClusterName
required
string
Example: aksClusterName=test-cluster

The name of the aks cluster.

resourceGroupName
required
string
Example: resourceGroupName=test-clust_group

The name of the resource group of the AKS cluster.

Responses

Response samples

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Launch New Nodes

Launch new nodes for a cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
adjustment
required
integer >= 1

The number of nodes to launch.

applicableVmSizes
Array of strings >= 1
availabilityZones
Array of strings

An Array holding Availability Zones, this configures the availability zones the Ocean may launch instances in per VNG.

minCoresPerNode
integer >= 2

Minimum number of core per node.

minMemoryGiBPerNode
number <float> >= 2

Minimum memory per node.

oceanId
required
string

Ocean cluster identifier.

preferredLifecycle
string
Enum: "Spot" "Regular"

The preferred life cycle to launch the node. If not specified, the life cycle is chosen accoring to the scaled VNG.

vngIds
Array of strings >= 1

Responses

Request samples

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application/json
{
  • "oceanId": "o-134abcd",
  • "vngIds": [
    ],
  • "preferredLifecycle": "Spot",
  • "availabilityZones": [
    ],
  • "adjustment": 2,
  • "minCoresPerNode": 2,
  • "minMemoryGiBPerNode": 2,
  • "applicableVmSizes": [
    ]
}

Response samples

Content type
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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create Virtual Node Group

Create a virtual node group.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean AKS Virtual Node Group)
object (Ocean AKS Auto Scale)

Object specifying the automatic scaling of an Ocean VNG.

availabilityZones
Array of strings

An Array holding Availability Zones, this configures the availability zones the Ocean may launch instances in per VNG.

labels
object

key-value pairs of labels to add to the virtual node group.
Only custom user labels are allowed, and not Kubernetes built-in labels or Spot internal labels.
The following are not allowed:

  • "kubernetes.azure.com/agentpool"
  • "kubernetes.io/arch"* "kubernetes.io/os"
  • "node.kubernetes.io/instance-type"
  • "topology.kubernetes.io/region"
  • "topology.kubernetes.io/zone"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/cluster"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/mode"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/role"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/scalesetpriority"
  • "kubernetes.io/hostname"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/storageprofile"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/storagetier"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/instance-sku"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/node-image-version"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/subnet"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/vnet"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/ppg"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/encrypted-set"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/accelerator"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/fips_enabled"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/os-sku"
name
required
string

Enter a name for the virtual node group.

object (Ocean AKS Node Count Limits)

Limit the number of nodes in a VNG.

object (Ocean AKS Node Pool Properties)

The Ocean Node Pool Properties.

oceanId
required
string

Ocean cluster identifier.

object (Ocean AKS Strategy)

The Ocean AKS Strategy object.

tags
object

A maximum of 10 unique key-value pairs for VM tags in the virtual node group.

Array of objects

Add taints to a virtual node group.

object (Ocean AKS VM Sizes)

The Ocean AKS VM Sizes object.

Responses

Request samples

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application/json
{
  • "virtualNodeGroup": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Virtual Node Groups

List the configurations for all virtual node groups in the account or in a specified cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

oceanId
required
string
Example: oceanId=o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Virtual Node Group

Get the configuration of a specified virtual node group.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
virtualNodeGroupId
required
string
Example: vng-12345abc

Ocean Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

Response samples

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update Virtual Node Group

Update a specified virtual node group in an Ocean cluster.
This API supports partial updates, so specific fields can be updated separately.

Notes:
When labels, tags and taints are updated the existing nodes are updated as well.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
virtualNodeGroupId
required
string
Example: vng-12345abc

Ocean Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean AKS Virtual Node Group)
object (Ocean AKS Auto Scale)

Object specifying the automatic scaling of an Ocean VNG.

availabilityZones
Array of strings

An Array holding Availability Zones, this configures the availability zones the Ocean may launch instances in per VNG.

labels
object

key-value pairs of labels to add to the virtual node group.
Only custom user labels are allowed, and not Kubernetes built-in labels or Spot internal labels.
The following are not allowed:

  • "kubernetes.azure.com/agentpool"
  • "kubernetes.io/arch"* "kubernetes.io/os"
  • "node.kubernetes.io/instance-type"
  • "topology.kubernetes.io/region"
  • "topology.kubernetes.io/zone"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/cluster"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/mode"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/role"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/scalesetpriority"
  • "kubernetes.io/hostname"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/storageprofile"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/storagetier"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/instance-sku"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/node-image-version"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/subnet"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/vnet"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/ppg"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/encrypted-set"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/accelerator"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/fips_enabled"
  • "kubernetes.azure.com/os-sku"
name
string

Enter a name for the virtual node group.

object (Ocean AKS Node Count Limits)

Limit the number of nodes in a VNG.

object (Ocean AKS Node Pool Properties)

The Ocean Node Pool Properties.

object (Ocean AKS Strategy)

The Ocean AKS Strategy object.

tags
object

A maximum of 10 unique key-value pairs for VM tags in the virtual node group.

Array of objects

Add taints to a virtual node group.

object (Ocean AKS VM Sizes)

The Ocean AKS VM Sizes object.

Responses

Request samples

Content type
application/json
{
  • "virtualNodeGroup": {
    }
}

Response samples

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete Virtual Node Group

Delete a specified virtual node group in an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
virtualNodeGroupId
required
string
Example: vng-12345abc

Ocean Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

deleteNodes
boolean
Default: false
Example: deleteNodes=true

When set to "true", all instances belonging to the deleted Virtual Node Group will be drained, detached, and terminated.

Responses

Response samples

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Import Virtual Node Group

The Import Ocean Virtual Node Group (VNG) returns a JSON formatted Ocean Virtual Node Group specification based on a given AKS Node Pool. The returned specification is ready to use in the Ocean AKS Virtual Node Group Create API call.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

nodePoolName
required
string
Example: nodePoolName=nodePoolNameTest

The name of the Node Pool.

oceanId
required
string
Example: oceanId=o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Virtual Node Group Allowed VM Sizes

Get the allowed VM sizes that can be launched according to the virtual node group properties and selected VM size filters.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

virtualNodeGroupId
required
string
Example: virtualNodeGroupId=vng-12345abc

Ocean Virtual Node Group identifier.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Initiate Roll

Roll an entire Ocean cluster or roll subsets of the cluster by specifying vngIds, nodePoolNames or nodeNames. Performing this request will start the roll immediately and run it in defined batches. Note that the first response for a successful request will indicate the start of a roll. In order to check the status of a roll, you can use the GET Roll API.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
One of
batchMinHealthyPercentage
integer
Default: 50

Indicates the threshold of minimum healthy nodes in single batch. If the amount of healthy nodes in single batch is under the threshold, the roll will fail. If exists, the parameter value will be in range of 1-100. In case of null as value, the default value in the backend will be 50%. Value of param should represent the number in percentage (%) of the batch.

batchSizePercentage
integer

Value as a percent to set the size of a batch in a roll. Valid values are 0-100. In case of null as value, the default value in the backend will be 20%.

comment
string

Add a comment description for the roll. The comment is limited to 256 chars and optional.

respectPdb
boolean
Default: true

During the roll, if the parameter is set to true we honor PDB during the nodes replacement.

respectRestrictScaleDown
boolean
Default: false

During the roll, if the parameter is set to true we honor Restrict Scale Down label during the nodes replacement.

Responses

Request samples

Content type
application/json
Example
{
  • "batchSizePercentage": 25,
  • "comment": "This is why I deployed my cluster.",
  • "respectPdb": false,
  • "respectRestrictScaleDown": true,
  • "batchMinHealthyPercentage": 100
}

Response samples

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Rolls

Get status for all rolls of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

Response samples

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Roll

Get status for a roll of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

rollId
required
string
Example: acr-12345abc

Ocean cluster roll identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

Response samples

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Stop Roll

Stop a roll of an Ocean cluster.

Performing the request will stop the next batch in a roll.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

rollId
required
string
Example: acr-12345abc

Ocean cluster roll identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

Response samples

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Migration Discovery

Get information about nodes which can be migrated into Ocean.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

shouldFetchPods
boolean
Example: shouldFetchPods=true

Should fetch data about running pods for each node.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create Migration

Migrate to ocean workloads that run on unmanaged nodes by specifying nodePoolNames or nodeNames. Performing this request will start the migration immediately and run it in defined batches. Note that the first response for a successful request will indicate the start of a migration. In order to check the status of a migration, you can use the GET migration API.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
One of
batchMinHealthyPercentage
integer [ 1 .. 100 ]
Default: 50

Indicates the threshold of minimum healthy nodes in single batch. If the amount of healthy nodes in single batch is under the threshold, the migration will fail. If exists, the parameter value will be in range of 1-100. In case of null as value, the default value in the backend will be 50%. Value of param should represent the number in percentage (%) of the batch.

batchSizePercentage
integer [ 1 .. 100 ]

Value as a percent to set the size of a batch in a migration. Valid values are 0-100. In case of null as value, the default value in the backend will be 20%.

comment
string

Add a comment description for the migration. The comment is limited to 256 chars and optional.

nodeNames
Array of strings

List of node names to be migrated. Each identifier is a string. nodeNames can be null, and cannot be used together with nodePoolNames.

respectPdb
boolean
Default: true

During the migration, if the parameter is set to true we honor PDB during the nodes replacement.

respectRestrictScaleDown
boolean
Default: false

During the migration, if the parameter is set to true we honor Restrict Scale Down label during the nodes replacement.

shouldEvictStandalonePods
boolean
Default: true

If the parameter is set to true we will evict all standalone pods during the migration.

shouldTerminateNodes
boolean
Default: true

If the parameter is set to true we will terminate the node after the migration has finished successfully. If the parameter is set to false we will leave the nodes. example: true

Responses

Request samples

Content type
application/json
Example
{
  • "batchSizePercentage": 25,
  • "comment": "This is why I deployed my cluster.",
  • "respectPdb": false,
  • "respectRestrictScaleDown": true,
  • "shouldTerminateNodes": true,
  • "shouldEvictStandalonePods": true,
  • "batchMinHealthyPercentage": 100,
  • "nodeNames": [
    ]
}

Response samples

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application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Migrations

Get status for all migrations of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

Response samples

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application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Migration

Get status for a migration of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
migrationId
required
string
Example: scr-12345abc

Ocean cluster workload migration identifier.

oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Stop Migration

Stop a migration of an Ocean cluster.

Performing the request will stop the next batch in a migration.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
migrationId
required
string
Example: scr-12345abc

Ocean cluster workload migration identifier.

oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Fetch Right Sizing Recommendations

Get right-sizing recommendations for an Ocean cluster and filter them according to namespace or label.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object

Optional - may be null.

object

Optional - may be null.

namespaces
Array of strings

Optional - may be null. If exists - should contain at least 1 item.

Responses

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{
  • "filter": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Fetch Elastilogs

Fetch the log of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string

Beginning date value using either the date format "yyyy-mm-dd; 2016-11-20" or ms "1494751821472".

limit
integer <= 1000
Default: 500
Example: limit=200

Maximum number of lines to extract in a response.

resourceId
string
Example: resourceId=i-12345678

Filter extracted log entries for a specific resource identifier. Default: Null

severity
string
Default: "ALL"
Enum: "ALL" "INFO" "DEBUG" "ERROR" "WARN"
Example: severity=INFO

Severity of log entries to extract.

toDate
required
string

End date value using either the date format "yyyy-mm-dd; 2016-11-20" or ms "1494751821472".

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Cluster Aggregated Detailed Costs

Provides Kubernetes cluster resource usage and costs over a time interval which can be grouped and/or filtered by label/annotaion,
for example - application name (webapp, backend), environment (production, staging), version etc.
The response will contain a breakdown of the cluster resource costs($) in terms of compute (CPU, memory) and storage. The response will group the cluster usage costs based on preselected default of application namespace or user selected label or annotation.
Within the group, resource costs are broken down per resource kind (Deployment, DaemonSet etc.).

Time Rounding Down: The CostAnalysis API applies rounding down to the hours provided during the call.
For example, the value 1707004799099 (In GMT) representing Saturday, February 3, 2024, 23:59:59.099 is rounded down to Saturday, February 3, 2024, 23:00:00.000, resulting in the omission of one hour of cost.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
endTime
required
string

End date value using either the date format "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'" or ms "1494751821472".

object

Describe how to filter the costs. Optional field.

groupBy
string
Default: "namespace"
Enum: "namespace" "namespace.label.${labelKey}" "resource.label.${labelKey}" "resource.annotation.${annotationKey}" "namespace.annotation.${annotationKey}"

The parameter we want to group the costs by.

startTime
required
string

Beginning date value using either the date format "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'" or ms "1494751821472".

Responses

Request samples

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application/json
{
  • "startTime": "2023-07-20T11:35:01.745Z",
  • "endTime": "2023-07-22T11:30:01.745Z",
  • "groupBy": "namespace.label.env",
  • "filter": {
    }
}

Response samples

Content type
application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Cluster Aggregated Summary Costs

Provides Kubernetes cluster summary usage and costs over a time interval which can be grouped and/or filtered by label/annotaion,
for example - application name (webapp, backend), environment (production, staging), version etc.
The response will contain a breakdown of the cluster resource costs($) in terms of compute (CPU, memory), storage (block, file, rootVolume). The response will group the cluster usage costs based on preselected default of application namespace or user selected label or annotation.

Time Rounding Down: The CostAnalysis API applies rounding down to the hours provided during the call.
For example, the value 1707004799099 (In GMT) representing Saturday, February 3, 2024, 23:59:59.099 is rounded down to Saturday, February 3, 2024, 23:00:00.000, resulting in the omission of one hour of cost.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
endTime
required
string

End date value using either the date format "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'" or ms "1494751821472".

object

Describe how to filter the costs. Optional field.

groupBy
string
Default: "namespace"
Enum: "namespace" "namespace.label.${labelKey}" "resource.label.${labelKey}" "resource.annotation.${annotationKey}" "namespace.annotation.${annotationKey}"

The parameter we want to group the costs by.

startTime
required
string

Beginning date value using either the date format "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss'Z'" or ms "1494751821472".

Responses

Request samples

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application/json
{
  • "startTime": "2023-07-20T11:35:01.745Z",
  • "endTime": "2023-07-22T11:30:01.745Z",
  • "groupBy": "namespace.label.env",
  • "filter": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Ocean Insights

Insights allows Spot users on AWS to connect a Kubernetes cluster and within minutes get the cluster analyzed with insights about the current state of infrastructure in the cluster, and the potential effect of migrating the specific cluster into Ocean. Through its powerful features, Ocean presents significant opportunities for infrastructure optimization and automation, which are on display in the Insights console. Connected to Kubernetes clusters and running a continuous analysis, Ocean Insights delivers a holistic picture of your cluster and workloads behavior, from expected cloud costs and resource utilization. Through a simple UI, users will see a breakdown of potential savings when they first connect to Ocean Insights.

Ocean Insights

Create Cluster

Creates an Ocean Insight entity according to a given specification.

Prerequisite:

The Ocean Controller is used to monitor the cluster resources and report back to Ocean. The Ocean Controller is required for Ocean Insights.

To install the Ocean Controller, complete and run the following script on a machine with the kubectl command line tool installed and configured:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
curl -fsSL http://spotinst-public.s3.amazonaws.com/integrations/kubernetes/cluster-controller/scripts/init.sh | \
SPOTINST_TOKEN=<ENTER YOUR TOKEN HERE> \
SPOTINST_ACCOUNT=<ENTER YOUR SPOTINST ACCOUNT ID HERE> \
SPOTINST_CLUSTER_IDENTIFIER=<ENTER YOUR CLUSTER IDENTIFIER HERE> \
bash
Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean Insight)
controllerClusterId
required
string

The reporting identifier for the Ocean Controller.

name
required
string

Add a name for the Ocean Insight cluster.

Responses

Request samples

Content type
application/json
{
  • "cluster": {
    }
}

Response samples

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application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Clusters

Get the configurations for all Ocean Insights clusters in the specified account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

Response samples

Content type
application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Cluster

Get the configurations for a specified Ocean Insight cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
OCEAN_INSIGHT_ID
required
string
Example: oic-abcd1234

The ID of the Ocean Insight cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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Content type
application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete Cluster

Delete a specified Ocean Insight cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
OCEAN_INSIGHT_ID
required
string
Example: oic-abcd1234

The ID of the Ocean Insight cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

Response samples

Content type
application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Ocean CD

Ocean CD is a fully managed continuous delivery ('CD') solution for Kubernetes applications. Designed for end-to-end automation and verification of frequent application-deployment processes at scale. Ocean CD architecture and API enable a simple and secured installation that seamlessly fits into any Kubernetes environment. Users get key features like granular visibility, SaaS logic that manage the rollout process, verifications of the applied workloads and automatic rollbacks. To enable Ocean CD, install the controller with one simple command in the Kubernetes cluster and create the following entities using the API:

  • Strategy
  • Rollout Spec
Ocean CD

List Ocean CD Clusters

List all Ocean CD clusters.

Authorizations:
auth

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Get Ocean CD Cluster

Get an existing Ocean CD cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string
Example: cluster-prod

The identifier of the Ocean CD cluster

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create Ocean CD Verification Provider

Create Ocean CD Verification Provider. Only one provider type can be defined

Authorizations:
auth
Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (oceanCDVerificationProvider)
object (Ocean CD Verification Provider CloudWatch)
clusterIds
required
Array of strings

List of cluster IDs that this Verification Provider will be applied to

object (Ocean CD Verification Provider Datadog)
object (Ocean CD Verification Provider Jenkins)
name
required
string

Identifier name for Ocean CD Verification Provider. Must be unique

object (Ocean CD Verification Provider NewRelic)
object (Ocean CD Verification Provider Prometheus)

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  • "request": {
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    }
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List Ocean CD Verification Providers

List all Ocean CD Verification Providers.

Authorizations:
auth

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Get Ocean CD Verification Provider

Get an existing Ocean CD Verification Provider.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
name
required
string
Example: datadog-prod

The identifier of the Ocean CD Verification Provider

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Update Ocean CD Verification Provider

Full Update of Ocean CD Verification Provider configuration. All non included fields will be nullified

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
name
required
string
Example: datadog-prod

The identifier name of the Ocean CD Verification Provider

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (oceanCDVerificationProviderUpdate)
object (Ocean CD Verification Provider CloudWatch)
clusterIds
required
Array of strings

List of cluster ids that this Verification Provider will be applied to

object (Ocean CD Verification Provider Datadog)
object (Ocean CD Verification Provider Jenkins)
object (Ocean CD Verification Provider NewRelic)
object (Ocean CD Verification Provider Prometheus)

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Patch Ocean CD Verification Provider

Partial update Ocean CD Verification Provider configuration.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
name
required
string
Example: datadog-prod

The identifier name of the Ocean CD Verification Provider

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean CD Verification Provider)

Ocean CD Verification Provider spec entity.

object (Ocean CD Verification Provider CloudWatch)
clusterIds
Array of strings

List of cluster ids that this Verification Provider will be applied to

object (Ocean CD Verification Provider Datadog)
object (Ocean CD Verification Provider Jenkins)
object (Ocean CD Verification Provider NewRelic)
object (Ocean CD Verification Provider Prometheus)

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Delete Ocean CD Verification Provider

Delete an existing Ocean CD Verification Provider.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
name
required
string
Example: datadog-prod

The identifier name of the Ocean CD Verification Provider

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Create Ocean CD Verification Template

Create Ocean CD Verification Template.

Authorizations:
auth
Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (oceanCDVerificationTemplate)

The object specifying a set of metrics that need to be analyzed during the rollout, and the values that are considered successful or failed

Array of objects (Ocean CD Verification Template argument)

List of verification arguments. You may specify either value OR valueFrom but not both. In case args:value is already defined in the RolloutSpec entity, there is no need to also specify it in the VerificationTemplate entity

required
Array of objects (Ocean CD Verification Metric)

List of verification metrics

name
required
string

Identifier name for Ocean CD Verification Template. Must be a unique name

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{
  • "verificationTemplate": {
    }
}

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List Ocean CD Verification Templates

List all Ocean CD Verification Templates.

Authorizations:
auth

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  • "request": {
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  • "response": {
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Get Ocean CD Verification Template

Get an existing Ocean CD Verification Template.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
name
required
string
Example: latency-validation

The identifier of the Ocean CD Verification Template

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Update Ocean CD Verification Template

Full update of Ocean CD Verification Template configuration. All non included fields will be nullified

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
name
required
string
Example: latency-validation

The identifier name of the Ocean CD Verification Template

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (oceanCDVerificationTemplateUpdate)
Array of objects (Ocean CD Verification Template argument)

List of verification arguments

required
Array of objects (Ocean CD Verification Metric)

List of verification metrics

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{
  • "verificationTemplate": {
    }
}

Patch Ocean CD Verification Template

Partial update Ocean CD Verification Template configuration.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
name
required
string
Example: latency-validation

The identifier name of the Ocean CD Verification Template

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean CD Verification Template)

Ocean CD Verification Template spec entity.

Array of objects (Ocean CD Verification Template argument)

List of verification arguments

required
Array of objects (Ocean CD Verification Metric)

List of verification metrics

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{
  • "verificationTemplate": {
    }
}

Delete Ocean CD Verification Template

Delete an existing Ocean CD Verification Template.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
name
required
string
Example: latency-validation

The identifier name of the Ocean CD Verification Template

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Create Ocean CD Strategy

Create Ocean CD Strategy.

Authorizations:
auth
Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean CD Strategy)

Ocean CD strategy. Use in RolloutSpec to decide what strategy to use when applying SpotDeployment

object (Ocean CD Strategy Canary)

Represents Canary strategy

name
required
string

Identifier name for Ocean CD Strategy. Must be unique

object (Ocean CD Strategy Rolling Update)

Represents Rolling Update strategy

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{
  • "strategy": {
    }
}

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List Ocean CD Strategies

List all Ocean CD strategies.

Authorizations:
auth

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  • "request": {
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Get Ocean CD Strategy

Get an existing Ocean CD Strategy.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
strategyName
required
string
Example: canary-prod

The identifier name of the Ocean CD Strategy

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  • "request": {
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Update Ocean CD Strategy

Full update of Ocean CD strategy configuration. All non included fields will be nullified

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
strategyName
required
string
Example: canary-prod

The identifier name of the Ocean CD Strategy

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean CD Strategy)

Ocean CD strategy. Use in RolloutSpec to decide what strategy to use when applying SpotDeployment

object (Ocean CD Strategy Canary)

Represents Canary strategy

object (Ocean CD Strategy Rolling Update)

Represents Rolling Update strategy

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  • "strategy": {
    }
}

Patch Ocean CD Strategy

Partial update of Ocean CD strategy configuration.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
strategyName
required
string
Example: canary-prod

The identifier name of the Ocean CD Strategy

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean CD Strategy)

Ocean CD strategy. Use in RolloutSpec to decide what strategy to use when applying SpotDeployment

object (Ocean CD Strategy Canary)

Represents Canary strategy

object (Ocean CD Strategy Rolling Update)

Represents Rolling Update strategy

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  • "strategy": {
    }
}

Delete Ocean CD Strategy

Delete an existing Ocean CD strategy.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
strategyName
required
string
Example: canary-prod

The identifier name of the Ocean CD Strategy

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Create Ocean CD Rollout Spec

Create Ocean CD Rollout Spec.

Authorizations:
auth
Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean CD Rollout Spec)

Ocean CD Rollout Spec entity.

object (Ocean CD Rollout Spec Failure Policy)

Holds information on how to react when failure happens

name
required
string

The identifier name for Ocean CD Rollout Spec. Must be unique

object (Ocean CD Spot Deployment Selector)

Represents the SpotDeployment selector

Array of objects (Ocean CD Spot Deployment Selector)

You must specify either spotDeployment OR spotDeployments but not both. Every SpotDeployment has to be unique. If more than one SpotDeployment has been configured, no traffic managers can be set as part of the RolloutSpec. For such case ensure that each of the chosen SpotDeployments are being exposed with different Kubernetes services

required
object (Ocean CD Rollout Spec Strategy)

Determines the Ocean CD strategy

object (Ocean CD Rollout Spec Traffic)

Hosts all of the supported service meshes needed to enable more fine-grained traffic routing. In case SpotDeployments contains more than one SpotDeployment the traffic manager may not be configured

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{
  • "rolloutSpec": {
    }
}

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List Ocean CD Rollout Specs

List all Ocean CD Rollout Specs.

Authorizations:
auth

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  • "request": {
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Get Ocean CD Rollout Spec

Get the configuration of an existing Ocean CD Rollout Spec.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
rolloutSpecName
required
string
Example: app-rolloutspec

The identifier name of the Ocean CD Rollout Spec

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  • "request": {
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Update Ocean CD Rollout Spec

Full update Ocean CD Rollout Spec configuration. All non included fields will be nullified

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
rolloutSpecName
required
string
Example: app-rolloutspec

The identifier name of the Ocean CD Rollout Spec

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean CD Rollout Spec)

Ocean CD rollout spec entity

object (Ocean CD Rollout Spec Failure Policy)

Holds information on how to react when failure happens

object (Ocean CD Spot Deployment Selector)

Represents the SpotDeployment selector

Array of objects (Ocean CD Spot Deployment Selector)

You must specify either SpotDeployment OR SpotDeployments but not both. Every SpotDeployment has to be unique. If more than one SpotDeployment has been configured, no traffic managers can be set as part of the RolloutSpec. For such case ensure that each of the chosen SpotDeployments are being exposed with different Kubernetes services

required
object (Ocean CD Rollout Spec Strategy)

Determines the Ocean CD strategy

object (Ocean CD Rollout Spec Traffic)

Hosts all of the supported service meshes needed to enable more fine-grained traffic routing. In case SpotDeployments contains more than one SpotDeployment the traffic manager may not be configured

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{
  • "rolloutSpec": {
    }
}

Patch Ocean CD Rollout Spec

Partial update Ocean CD Rollout Spec configuration.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
rolloutSpecName
required
string
Example: app-rolloutspec

The identifier name of the Ocean CD Rollout Spec

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean CD Rollout Spec)

Ocean CD rollout spec entity

object (Ocean CD Rollout Spec Failure Policy)

Holds information on how to react when failure happens

object (Ocean CD Spot Deployment Selector)

Represents the SpotDeployment selector

Array of objects (Ocean CD Spot Deployment Selector)

You must specify either SpotDeployment OR SpotDeployments but not both. Every SpotDeployment has to be unique. If more than one SpotDeployment has been configured, no traffic managers can be set as part of the RolloutSpec. For such case ensure that each of the chosen SpotDeployments are being exposed with different Kubernetes services

required
object (Ocean CD Rollout Spec Strategy)

Determines the Ocean CD strategy

object (Ocean CD Rollout Spec Traffic)

Hosts all of the supported service meshes needed to enable more fine-grained traffic routing. In case SpotDeployments contains more than one SpotDeployment the traffic manager may not be configured

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  • "rolloutSpec": {
    }
}

Delete Ocean CD Rollout Spec

Delete an existing Ocean CD Rollout Spec.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
rolloutSpecName
required
string
Example: app-rolloutspec

The identifier name of the Ocean CD Rollout Spec

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Get Ocean CD Rollout by ID

Get Ocean CD rollout by ID.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
rolloutId
required
string
Example: rol-123456

The identifier name of the Ocean CD rollout

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Ocean CD Rollout Actions

Execute action on an existing Ocean CD rollout.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
rolloutId
required
string
Example: rol-123456

The identifier name of the Ocean CD rollout

Request Body schema: application/json
action
required
string
Enum: "promote" "promoteFull" "pause" "abort" "retry"

An action that might be applied to a rollout

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  • "action": "promote"
}

List Ocean CD Rollouts

List Ocean CD rollouts.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
fromDate
required
string
Example: fromDate=1656622800000

The timestamp indicating the starting point from which only rollouts initiated thereafter will be listed

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  • "request": {
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Get Ocean CD Rollout Status

Get Ocean CD rollout status.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
rolloutId
required
string
Example: rol-1234567890

The identifier name of the Ocean CD rollout

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  • "request": {
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Get Ocean CD Latest Rollouts

Get Ocean CD latest rollout(s).

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
clusterId
required
string
Example: clusterId=cluster-id

The identifier name of Ocean CD cluster

count
required
string
Example: count=1

Number of intended responses, sorted from the last one down

namespace
required
string
Example: namespace=namespace-name

The Kubernetes namespace in which the rollout is running

spotDeployment
required
string
Example: spotDeployment=spotDeployment-name

The identifier name of the associated SpotDeployment

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Get Ocean CD Ongoing Rollouts Number

Get Ocean CD ongoing rollouts number.

Authorizations:
auth

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Get Ocean CD Rollout Verification

Get Ocean CD rollout verification.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
rolloutId
required
string
Example: rol-123456

The identifier name of the Ocean CD Rollout Verification

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Get Ocean CD Rollout Definition

Get Ocean CD rollout definition.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
rolloutId
required
string
Example: rol-123456

The identifier name of the Ocean CD rollout

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  • "request": {
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Get Ocean CD Rollout Resource

Get Ocean CD rollout resource.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
rolloutId
required
string
Example: rol-123456

The identifier name of the Ocean CD rollout

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Get Ocean CD Rollout Phase

Get Ocean CD rollout phase.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
rolloutId
required
string
Example: rol-123456

The identifier name of the Ocean CD rollout

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Get Ocean CD Rollout Strategy Override

Get Ocean CD rollout Strategy override entity.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
rolloutId
required
string
Example: rol-123456

The identifier of the Ocean CD Rollout

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  • "request": {
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List Ocean CD Workloads

List all Ocean CD workloads.

Authorizations:
auth

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  • "request": {
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Get Ocean CD Workload's Active Operation

Get the ongoing operation being applied to the workload.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
namespace
required
string
Example: oceancd

The Kubernetes namespace within which the workload exists

workloadName
required
string
Example: app

The name of the workload

query Parameters
clusterId
required
string
Example: clusterId=prod-cluster

The identifier name of Ocean CD cluster within which the workload exists

kind
required
string
Example: kind=SpotDeployment

The workload's Kubernetes kind. Currently only the SpotDeployment kind is supported

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  • "request": {
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Get Ocean CD Workload's Revision

Get Ocean CD Workload's revision.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
namespace
required
string
Example: oceancd

The Kubernetes namespace within which the workload exists

workloadName
required
string
Example: app

The name of the workload

query Parameters
clusterId
required
string
Example: clusterId=prod-cluster

The identifier name of Ocean CD cluster within which the workload exists

kind
required
string
Example: kind=SpotDeployment

The workload's Kubernetes kind. Currently only the SpotDeployment kind is supported

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  • "request": {
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Ocean CD Restart Workload

Restart Ocean CD workload.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
namespace
required
string
Example: oceancd

The Kubernetes namespace within which the workload exists

workloadName
required
string
Example: app

The name of the workload

query Parameters
clusterId
required
string
Example: clusterId=prod-cluster

The identifier name of Ocean CD cluster within which the workload exists

kind
required
string
Example: kind=SpotDeployment

The workload's Kubernetes kind. Currently only the SpotDeployment kind is supported

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Ocean CD Retry Workload

Retry Ocean CD workload.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
namespace
required
string
Example: oceancd

The Kubernetes namespace within which the workload exists

revisionId
required
string

The associated revision ID

workloadName
required
string
Example: app

The name of the workload

query Parameters
clusterId
required
string
Example: clusterId=prod-cluster

The identifier name of Ocean CD cluster within which the workload exists

kind
required
string
Example: kind=SpotDeployment

The workload's Kubernetes kind. Currently only the SpotDeployment kind is supported

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Ocean CD Rollback Workload

Rollback Ocean CD workload.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
namespace
required
string
Example: oceancd

The Kubernetes namespace within which the workload exists

revisionId
required
string

The associated revision ID

workloadName
required
string
Example: app

The name of the workload

query Parameters
clusterId
required
string
Example: clusterId=prod-cluster

The identifier name of Ocean CD cluster within which the workload exists

kind
required
string
Example: kind=SpotDeployment

The workload's Kubernetes kind. Currently only the SpotDeployment kind is supported

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Get Ocean CD Workload Graph

Get Ocean CD workload graph.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
namespace
required
string
Example: oceancd

The Kubernetes namespace within which the workload exists

workloadName
required
string
Example: app

The name of the workload

query Parameters
clusterId
required
string
Example: clusterId=prod-cluster

The identifier name of Ocean CD cluster within which the workload exists

kind
required
string
Example: kind=SpotDeployment

The workload's Kubernetes kind. Currently only the SpotDeployment kind is supported

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Ocean Spark

Ocean for Apache Spark is a managed cloud-native Spark platform that can be deployed in your cloud account.

Running on top of Ocean, Spot’s serverless infrastructure engine for containers, Ocean Spark makes it easy for your data teams to be successful with Apache Spark on Kubernetes, without dealing with the complexity of managing servers.

Ocean Spark

Create Cluster

Create Ocean Spark Cluster

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean Spark Cluster)

The object specifying the configuration of the Ocean Spark cluster.

object (oceanSparkClusterConfig)

The object specifying the configuration of the Ocean Spark cluster.

oceanClusterId
required
string (oceanClusterId)

A unique identifier for the Ocean cluster

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  • "cluster": {
    }
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List Clusters

List the Ocean Spark clusters in the specified account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

controllerClusterId
string (controllerClusterId)
Example: controllerClusterId=my-ocean-cluster

Optionally filter on the reporting identifier of the Ocean controller in the Ocean cluster (controllerClusterId)

fromDate
string
Example: fromDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or after this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

state
any (oceanSparkClusterState)
Enum: "AVAILABLE" "PROGRESSING" "DEGRADED" "FAILING" "UNKNOWN" "UNREACHABLE" "DELETING"
Example: state=AVAILABLE

Optionally filter on the current state of the Ocean Spark cluster

toDate
string
Example: toDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or before this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Cluster

Describe an Ocean Spark cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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Delete Cluster

Delete an Ocean Spark cluster.

Removing a cluster will disconnect it from Ocean for Spark. This action is permanent and cannot be undone.

The Ocean for Spark resources will be uninstalled from the cluster, but the Ocean cluster itself (and related Kubernetes resources) will not be deleted.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

Responses

Update Cluster

All Ocean Spark configuration parameters are updatable. This API supports partial updates, so specific fields can be updated separately.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean Spark Cluster)

The object specifying the configuration of the Ocean Spark cluster.

required
object (oceanSparkClusterConfig)

The object specifying the configuration of the Ocean Spark cluster.

object (oceanSparkClusterConfigCompute)

The object specifying the Ocean Spark Compute configuration.

object (oceanSparkClusterConfigIngress)

The object specifying the Ocean Spark Ingress configuration.

object (oceanSparkClusterConfigLogCollection)

The object specifying the Ocean Spark Log Collection configuration.

object (oceanSparkClusterConfigSpark)

The object specifying the Ocean Spark Spark configuration.

object (oceanSparkClusterConfigWebhook)

The object specifying the Ocean Spark Webhook configuration.

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  • "cluster": {
    }
}

Cluster Spark Core Hours

Gets the number of core hours applications have consumed.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

clusterId
Array of strings (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: clusterId=osc-20fac3f1
period
string <date-time>
Example: period=2021-11

The month to query from.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Cluster application completion trend

Aggregates the number of apps reaching a terminal state (completed, failed, killed, ...) within time buckets.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

since
required
string <date-time>
Example: since=2021-11-22

Date at which to start the analysis. If the time range up to now is less or equal to a day, values are reported grouped per hours. Otherwise, values are reported grouped per days.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Cluster application load history

Reports the number of applications in pending and running state within time buckets.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

since
required
string <date-time>
Example: since=2021-11-22

Date at which to start the analysis. If the time range up to now is less or equal to a day, values are reported grouped per hours. Otherwise, values are reported grouped per days.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Cluster runtime statistics

Returns a summary of the cluster usage since a given date in the past.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

since
required
string <date-time>
Example: since=2021-11-22

Date at which to start the analysis. If the time range up to now is less or equal to a day, values are reported grouped per hours. Otherwise, values are reported grouped per days.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Applications

List Spark applications on all Ocean Spark clusters in the specified account. This endpoint is paginated (cursor pagination).

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

after
string (after)
Example: after=MjAyMS0xMS0xOFQwOTo1MjowNS43Mzg4NjArMDA6MDB8NWM3NGY2MDYtZDYxNy00MzcxLWE5ZDktNjc2ZDkxMzRlNWFk

If specified, the page returned in the response contains the items right after this cursor in the ordering

appType
string (oceanSparkApplicationType)
Enum: "batch" "notebook" "spark-connect" "hive-thrift-server" "spark-connect-and-hive-thrift-server"
Example: appType=notebook

Optionally filter on the type of the Spark application

before
string (before)
Example: before=MjAyMS0xMS0xOFQwOTo1MjowNS43Mzg4NjArMDA6MDB8NWM3NGY2MDYtZDYxNy00MzcxLWE5ZDktNjc2ZDkxMzRlNWFk

If specified, the page returned in the response contains the items right before this cursor in the ordering

clusterId
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: clusterId=osc-20fac3f1

Optionally filter on the Ocean Spark cluster ID

jobId
string (oceanSparkJobId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...
Example: jobId=daily-reporting

Optionally filter on the job ID

maxCreatedAt
string <date-time>
Example: maxCreatedAt=2021-11-22T00:00

Optionally filter on the creation date

maxUpdatedAt
string <date-time>
Example: maxUpdatedAt=2021-11-22T00:00

Optionally filter on the last update date

minCreatedAt
string <date-time>
Example: minCreatedAt=2021-11-22T00:00

Optionally filter on the creation date

minUpdatedAt
string <date-time>
Example: minUpdatedAt=2021-11-22T00:00

Optionally filter on the last update date

order
string
Default: "DESC"
Enum: "ASC" "DESC"

The direction of the ordering

orderBy
string
Default: "CREATED_AT"
Enum: "CREATED_AT" "COST_IN_CENTS" "DURATION"

The field on which to sort

pageSize
integer
Default: 20

The number of applications returned by page

searchTerm
string

Optionally search for a substring of the application ID, application display name, job ID or job display name

state
any (oceanSparkApplicationState)
Enum: "PENDING" "RUNNING" "COMPLETED" "COMPLETED_WITH_WARNINGS" "FAILED" "KILLED" "TIMED_OUT"
Example: state=RUNNING

Optionally filter on the state of the Spark application

submissionSource
string (oceanSparkApplicationSubmissionSource)
Enum: "public-api" "jupyter-enterprise-gateway"
Example: submissionSource=public-api

Optionally filter on the submission source of the Spark application

userId
integer (userId)
Example: userId=59438

Optionally filter on the user who created the Spark application

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Applications in Cluster

List the Spark applications in a specific cluster. This endpoint is paginated (cursor pagination).

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

after
string (after)
Example: after=MjAyMS0xMS0xOFQwOTo1MjowNS43Mzg4NjArMDA6MDB8NWM3NGY2MDYtZDYxNy00MzcxLWE5ZDktNjc2ZDkxMzRlNWFk

If specified, the page returned in the response contains the items right after this cursor in the ordering

appType
string (oceanSparkApplicationType)
Enum: "batch" "notebook" "spark-connect" "hive-thrift-server" "spark-connect-and-hive-thrift-server"
Example: appType=notebook

Optionally filter on the type of the Spark application

before
string (before)
Example: before=MjAyMS0xMS0xOFQwOTo1MjowNS43Mzg4NjArMDA6MDB8NWM3NGY2MDYtZDYxNy00MzcxLWE5ZDktNjc2ZDkxMzRlNWFk

If specified, the page returned in the response contains the items right before this cursor in the ordering

order
string
Default: "DESC"
Enum: "ASC" "DESC"

The direction of the ordering

orderBy
string
Default: "CREATED_AT"
Enum: "CREATED_AT" "COST_IN_CENTS" "DURATION"

The field on which to sort

pageSize
integer
Default: 20

The number of applications returned by page

state
any (oceanSparkApplicationState)
Enum: "PENDING" "RUNNING" "COMPLETED" "COMPLETED_WITH_WARNINGS" "FAILED" "KILLED" "TIMED_OUT"
Example: state=RUNNING

Optionally filter on the state of the Spark application

submissionSource
string (oceanSparkApplicationSubmissionSource)
Enum: "public-api" "jupyter-enterprise-gateway"
Example: submissionSource=public-api

Optionally filter on the submission source of the Spark application

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Submit an Application

Submit a Spark application in an Ocean Spark cluster

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

Request Body schema: application/json
appId
string (oceanSparkApplicationId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...

A unique identifier for the Spark application, set by the user or auto-generated from the job ID

object

Configurations for the Spark application supplied in the request. Prefer using a config template for configurations that are stable across runs. Configurations in configOverrides have precedence over those in the config template.

configTemplateId
string (oceanSparkConfigTemplateId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...

A unique identifier for a configuration template, set by the user.

jobId
required
string (oceanSparkJobId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...

The ID of the job to which the Spark application belongs. If a job with this ID does not exist yet, it will be created.

submissionSource
string (oceanSparkApplicationSubmissionSource)
Enum: "public-api" "jupyter-enterprise-gateway"

The source that initiated the application submission

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{
  • "appId": "daily-reporting-2021-08-18",
  • "jobId": "daily-reporting",
  • "configOverrides": {
    },
  • "configTemplateId": "large-app",
  • "submissionSource": "public-api"
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Application

Describe a Spark application in an Ocean Spark cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
applicationId
required
string (oceanSparkApplicationId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...
Example: daily-reporting-2021-08-18

A unique identifier for the Spark application, set by the user or auto-generated from the job ID

clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete or kill an Application

For pending Spark applications, the creation request is canceled. For running Spark applications, the application is forcibly interrupted.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
applicationId
required
string (oceanSparkApplicationId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...
Example: daily-reporting-2021-08-18

A unique identifier for the Spark application, set by the user or auto-generated from the job ID

clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Application Issues

List the issues associated with the Spark Application.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
applicationId
required
string (oceanSparkApplicationId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...
Example: daily-reporting-2021-08-18

A unique identifier for the Spark application, set by the user or auto-generated from the job ID

clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Stream Driver log

Stream the driver log of a Spark application in real time.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
applicationId
required
string (oceanSparkApplicationId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...
Example: daily-reporting-2021-08-18

A unique identifier for the Spark application, set by the user or auto-generated from the job ID

clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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Download Driver log

Download an archive of the driver logs for a finished spark application.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
applicationId
required
string (oceanSparkApplicationId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...
Example: daily-reporting-2021-08-18

A unique identifier for the Spark application, set by the user or auto-generated from the job ID

clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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Download Executor logs

Download an archive of the executor logs for a finished spark application.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
applicationId
required
string (oceanSparkApplicationId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...
Example: daily-reporting-2021-08-18

A unique identifier for the Spark application, set by the user or auto-generated from the job ID

clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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Stream Kubernetes events

Stream Kubernetes events about the Spark application in real time.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
applicationId
required
string (oceanSparkApplicationId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...
Example: daily-reporting-2021-08-18

A unique identifier for the Spark application, set by the user or auto-generated from the job ID

clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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List Config Templates

List config templates across all clusters.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Config Templates in Cluster

List the config templates tied to a specific cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create Config Template

Create a new configuration template

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object

The piece of configuration contained in the config template.

displayName
string (oceanSparkConfigTemplateDisplayName)

A non-unique free-form name for the config template used in the Spot console. Defaults to the config template ID.

id
required
string (oceanSparkConfigTemplateId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...

A unique identifier for a configuration template, set by the user.

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{
  • "id": "large-app",
  • "displayName": "Large application",
  • "config": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Config Template

Describe a config template tied to an Ocean Spark cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

configTemplateId
required
string (oceanSparkConfigTemplateId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...
Example: large-app

A unique identifier for a configuration template, set by the user.

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Put Config Template

Update a config template by replacing the existing configuration with the one provided in the request body.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

configTemplateId
required
string (oceanSparkConfigTemplateId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...
Example: large-app

A unique identifier for a configuration template, set by the user.

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

Request Body schema: application/json
object

The piece of configuration that will replace the existing configuration

displayName
string (oceanSparkConfigTemplateDisplayName)

A non-unique free-form name for the config template used in the Spot console. Defaults to the config template ID.

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{
  • "displayName": "Large application",
  • "config": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Delete Config Template

Delete a config template.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

configTemplateId
required
string (oceanSparkConfigTemplateId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...
Example: large-app

A unique identifier for a configuration template, set by the user.

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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List Jobs

List jobs on all Ocean Spark clusters in the specified account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Jobs in Cluster

List the Ocean Spark jobs in a specific cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Job

Describe an Ocean Spark job in an Ocean Spark cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

jobId
required
string (oceanSparkJobId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...
Example: daily-reporting

A unique identifier for an Ocean Spark job.

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Put Job Config Template

Attach or update an attached config template by replacing the existing configuration with the one provided in the request body.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

jobId
required
string (oceanSparkJobId) ^[a-z0-9]([-a-z0-9]*[a-z0-9])?(\.[a-z0-9]([-a...
Example: daily-reporting

A unique identifier for an Ocean Spark job.

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

Request Body schema: application/json
object

The piece of configuration that will replace the existing configuration, if empty then the job configuration will be removed

arguments
Array of strings (Arguments)
availabilityZone
string (Availabilityzone)

The availability zone to use for the Spark application pods. Leave this empty and Ocean Spark will choose the best availability zone for the Spark application

object (Dependencies)

Dependencies of the Spark application

object (DriverSpec)

A configuration for a Spark driver (no required field)

object (ExecutorSpec)

A configuration for a Spark executor (no required field)

object (Hadoopconf)
hadoopConfigMap
string (Hadoopconfigmap)
image
string (Image)
imagePullPolicy
string (Imagepullpolicy)
imagePullSecrets
Array of strings (Imagepullsecrets)
initContainerImage
string (Initcontainerimage)
interactive
boolean (Interactive)
object (Labels)

Labels to be attached to the custom resource of the application.

object (LogCollection)

Configure the application logs collection

mainApplicationFile
string (Mainapplicationfile)
mainClass
string (Mainclass)
memoryOverheadFactor
number (Memoryoverheadfactor)
namespace
string (Namespace)

The Kubernetes namespace the Spark application should run in. The provided namespace must be present in the cluster's Spark app namespace list. If empty, Ocean Spark will use the default 'spark-apps' namespace

priority
string (Priority)

The priority of the Spark application.

pythonVersion
string (PythonVersion)
Default: "3"
Enum: "2" "3"

An enumeration.

serviceAccountName
string (ServiceAccountName)

The Kubernetes service account to assign to the Spark application pods If empty Ocean Spark will use the default spark-driver service account

object (Sparkconf)
sparkConfigMap
string (Sparkconfigmap)
sparkVersion
string (Sparkversion)
Timeout (string) or TimeoutSpec (object) (Timeout)
timeToLiveSeconds
integer (Timetoliveseconds)
type
string (SparkApplicationType)
Enum: "Java" "Python" "Scala"

An enumeration.

Array of objects (Volumes)

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{
  • "config": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Attach Dedicated Virtual Node Group

Attach an Ocean Virtual Group to the Ocean Spark cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean Spark VNG)

The object specifying the Ocean Spark Dedicated Virtual Node Group.

id
required
string

The Ocean Virtual Node Group Id

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{
  • "virtualNodeGroup": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Detach Dedicated Virtual Node Group

Detach an Ocean Virtual Group to the Ocean Spark cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token. If omitted the oldest account in the organization will be used.

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Create Workspace

Create Ocean Spark Workspace

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
name
string

The name of the workspace.

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application/json
{
  • "name": "cosmos"
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Workspaces

List the Ocean Spark workspaces in the specified cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Workspace

Describe an Ocean Spark workspace.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

workspaceId
required
string (oceanSparkWorkspaceId)
Example: wksp-170654-1bc9c7a0

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark workspace

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
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Delete Workspace

Delete an Ocean Spark workspace.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

workspaceId
required
string (oceanSparkWorkspaceId)
Example: wksp-170654-1bc9c7a0

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark workspace

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

Start Workspace

Start an Ocean Spark workspace.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

workspaceId
required
string (oceanSparkWorkspaceId)
Example: wksp-170654-1bc9c7a0

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark workspace

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
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Stop Workspace

Stop an Ocean Spark workspace.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterId
required
string (oceanSparkClusterId)
Example: osc-20fac3f1

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark cluster

workspaceId
required
string (oceanSparkWorkspaceId)
Example: wksp-170654-1bc9c7a0

A unique identifier for the Ocean Spark workspace

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Ocean AKS (Deprecated)

Ocean - Serverless containers for Azure Kubernetes Service

Ocean Concepts and Tutorials

Get Heartbeat Status

Get the heartbeat status of the Ocean Controller for the cluster.
The response returns the heartbeat status and the last heartbeat timestamp.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-abcd1234

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
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Create Cluster

Creates an Ocean entity according to a given specification.

Prerequisite:

Kubenet-based AKS clusters only: The permissions needed in the Azure managed service identity (MSI) for Ocean to use when provisioning new nodes should be adjusted. Run the displayed script on a workstation with an Owner permissions token for the Azure environment. Learn more.

Notes:

  1. The Ocean Controller is used to monitor the cluster resources and report back to Ocean SaaS. A properly functioning controller is mandatory for Ocean to operate. To install the Controller, run the following script on a machine with kubectl command line tool installed and configured:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
curl -fsSL http://spotinst-public.s3.amazonaws.com/integrations/kubernetes/cluster-controller/scripts/init.sh | \
SPOTINST_TOKEN=<ENTER YOUR TOKEN HERE> \
SPOTINST_ACCOUNT=<ENTER YOUR SPOTINST ACCOUNT ID HERE> \
SPOTINST_CLUSTER_IDENTIFIER=<ENTER YOUR CLUSTER IDENTIFIER HERE> \
bash
  1. It is recommended to import all necessary information from the existing AKS cluster using the Ocean AKS Cluster Import API call and use its output to create a fully configured Ocean cluster.
Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (ocean-cluster)

The Ocean cluster.

required
object

AKS cluster configuration. Cannot be updated.

object (auto-scaler)

The Ocean Kubernetes Autoscaler object.

controllerClusterId
required
string

Enter a unique Ocean cluster identifier. Cannot be updated.

object (Ocean AKS Health)

The Ocean AKS Health object.

name
required
string

Add a name for the Ocean cluster.

object (Ocean AKS Strategy)

The Ocean AKS Strategy object.

required
object (Ocean AKS Virtual Node Group Template)

A default template object for all future Ocean AKS virtual node groups.

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  • "cluster": {
    }
}

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List Clusters

List the configurations for all Ocean clusters in the specified account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
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Get Cluster

Get the configurations for a specified Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Update Cluster

All Ocean parameters are updatable, excluding aks and controllerClusterId.
This API supports partial updates, so specific fields can be updated separately.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (ocean-cluster)

The Ocean cluster.

required
object

AKS cluster configuration. Cannot be updated.

object (auto-scaler)

The Ocean Kubernetes Autoscaler object.

controllerClusterId
required
string

Enter a unique Ocean cluster identifier. Cannot be updated.

object (Ocean AKS Health)

The Ocean AKS Health object.

name
required
string

Add a name for the Ocean cluster.

object (Ocean AKS Strategy)

The Ocean AKS Strategy object.

required
object (Ocean AKS Virtual Node Group Template)

A default template object for all future Ocean AKS virtual node groups.

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  • "cluster": {
    }
}

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Delete Cluster

Delete a specified Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
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Initiate Roll

Roll an entire Ocean cluster or roll subsets of the cluster by specifying virtualNodeGroupIds or vmNames. Performing this request will start the roll immediately and run it in defined batches. Note that the first response for a successful request will indicate the start of a roll. In order to check the status of a roll, you can use the GET Roll API.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
One of
required
object

Object that specifies the parameters required to initiate a roll (also called a deployment).

batchSizePercentage
integer

The size of a batch in a roll, in percentage. Valid values are 0-100.

comment
string

Add a comment description for the roll. The comment is limited to 256 characters.

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  • "roll": {
    }
}

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List Rolls

Get status for all rolls of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Update Roll

Update a roll of an Ocean cluster.

Performing the request will stop the next batch in a roll.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterRollId
required
string
Example: acr-12345abc

Ocean cluster roll identifier.

oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object

Object that specifies the roll parameters to update.

status
required
string
Value: "STOPPED"

Set roll status. The only valid value is "STOPPED".

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  • "roll": {
    }
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Get Roll

Get status for a specific roll of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
clusterRollId
required
string
Example: acr-12345abc

Ocean cluster roll identifier.

oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
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Get Cluster Nodes

Get nodes data of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

virtualNodeGroupId
required
string
Example: virtualNodeGroupId=vng-12345abc

Ocean Virtual Node Group identifier.

vmName
string
Example: vmName=vm-123

Get a specific node by vmName.

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  • "request": {
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  • "response": {
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Import Cluster

The Import Cluster API call returns a JSON formatted Ocean cluster specification for a given AKS cluster and import identifier. The returned specification is ready to use in the Ocean AKS Cluster Create API call.

Prerequisites:

  • To initiate the import from AKS, run the following script on a machine with the kubectl command-line tool installed and configured (Ensure the correct context is set in kube config.)
curl -fsSL https://spotinst-public.s3.amazonaws.com/integrations/kubernetes/aks/spot-aks-connector/init.sh | \
bash -s acd-12345678
  • The import identifier has the prefix “acd-“ followed by eight characters. Use the same identifier as input for this API call.
  • Learn more about the Import from AKS process.
Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
acdIdentifier
required
string
Example: acd-12345abc

During the import from AKS to Ocean, the user executes a script that gets data from the AKS cluster and sends it to the Spot API. The acdIdentifier is the identifier that is associated with this data, and it is used to create an Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (ocean-cluster-import)

The Ocean cluster import request.

required
object

AKS cluster configuration. Cannot be updated.

object (auto-scaler)

The Ocean Kubernetes Autoscaler object.

controllerClusterId
required
string

Enter a unique Ocean cluster identifier. Cannot be updated.

object (Ocean AKS Health)

The Ocean AKS Health object.

name
required
string

Add a name for the Ocean cluster.

object (Ocean AKS Strategy)

The Ocean AKS Strategy object.

object (Ocean AKS Virtual Node Group Template Import)

A default template object used for importing an AKS virtual node group to Ocean.

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  • "cluster": {
    }
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ReImport Cluster

In the special case that Ocean has already imported an AKS cluster and we need to reimport it again (because the customer has updated the AKS cluster through Azure directly). The reimport process will reimport and immediately update the Ocean cluster configuration from the given AKS cluster. The ReImport Cluster API call returns a JSON formatted Ocean cluster specification after the update of the given AKS cluster.

Prerequisites:

  • To initiate the reimport from AKS, run the following script on a machine with the kubectl command-line tool installed and configured (Ensure the correct context is set in kube config.)
    curl -fsSL https://spotinst-public.s3.amazonaws.com/integrations/kubernetes/aks/spot-aks-connector/init.sh | \
bash -s acd-12345678
  • The import identifier has the prefix “acd-“ followed by eight characters. Use the same identifier as input for this API call.
  • Please make sure the results K8S job is running on an updated node (i.e. node that was updated by Azure directly)
  • Learn more about the Import from AKS process.
Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
acdIdentifier
required
string
Example: acd-12345abc

During the import from AKS to Ocean, the user executes a script that gets data from the AKS cluster and sends it to the Spot API. The acdIdentifier is the identifier that is associated with this data, and it is used to create an Ocean cluster.

oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
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Detach VMs

Scale down specific virtual machines in an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
vmsToDetach
required
Array of strings

Array of virtual machine names to detach.

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  • "vmsToDetach": [
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Create Virtual Node Group

Create a virtual node group.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (virtualNodeGroupWithMetadata)
object
Array of objects

An array of labels to add to the virtual node group.
Only custom user labels are allowed, and not Kubernetes built-in labels or Spot internal labels.

object
name
required
string

Enter a name for the virtual node group.

oceanId
required
string

The Ocean cluster identifier.

object
Array of objects

Add taints to a virtual node group.

vmSizes
Array of strings

An Array holding VM sizes, this configures the allowed VM sizes the Ocean may launch per VNG.

zones
Array of strings

An Array holding Availability Zones, this configures the availability zones the Ocean may launch instances in per VNG.

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  • "virtualNodeGroup": {
    }
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List Virtual Node Groups

List the configurations for all virtual node groups in the account or in a specified cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

oceanId
required
string
Example: oceanId=o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Get Virtual Node Group

Get the configuration of a specified virtual node group.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
virtualNodeGroupId
required
string
Example: vng-12345abc

Ocean Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
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Update Virtual Node Group

All virtual node group parameters are updatable.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
virtualNodeGroupId
required
string
Example: vng-12345abc

Ocean Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Ocean AKS Virtual Node Group)
object
Array of objects

An array of labels to add to the virtual node group.
Only custom user labels are allowed, and not Kubernetes built-in labels or Spot internal labels.

object
name
required
string

Enter a name for the virtual node group.

object
Array of objects

Add taints to a virtual node group.

vmSizes
Array of strings

An Array holding VM sizes, this configures the allowed VM sizes the Ocean may launch per VNG.

zones
Array of strings

An Array holding Availability Zones, this configures the availability zones the Ocean may launch instances in per VNG.

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  • "virtualNodeGroup": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
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Delete Virtual Node Group

Delete a specified virtual node group in an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
virtualNodeGroupId
required
string
Example: vng-12345abc

Ocean Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
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  • "response": {
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Launch VMs

Launch VMs in a Virtual Node Group.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
virtualNodeGroupId
required
string
Example: vng-12345abc

Ocean Virtual Node Group identifier.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object (Ocean AKS Virtual Node Group Launch Request)
amount
required
integer

The number of VMs to launch.

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  • "launchRequest": {
    }
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Fetch Right Sizing Recommendations

Get right-sizing recommendations for an Ocean cluster and filter them according to namespace or label.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object

Optional - may be null.

object

Optional - may be null.

namespaces
Array of strings

Optional - may be null. If exists - should contain at least 1 item.

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  • "filter": {
    }
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Fetch Elastilog

Fetch the log of an Ocean cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
oceanClusterId
required
string
Example: o-12345abc

Identifier of the Ocean cluster.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string

Beginning date value using either the date format "yyyy-mm-dd; 2016-11-20" or ms "1494751821472".

limit
integer <= 1000
Default: 500
Example: limit=200

Maximum number of lines to extract in a response.

resourceId
string
Example: resourceId=i-12345678

Filter extracted log entries for a specific resource identifier. Default: Null

severity
string
Default: "ALL"
Enum: "ALL" "INFO" "DEBUG" "ERROR" "WARN"
Example: severity=INFO

Severity of log entries to extract.

toDate
required
string

End date value using either the date format "yyyy-mm-dd; 2016-11-20" or ms "1494751821472".

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Elastigroup AWS

Elastigroup for Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Elastigroup Concepts and Tutorials

Create Elastigroup

Create a new AWS Elastigroup.

There are several third Party Integrations available, which can be activated based on your configuration, such as:

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object

Elastigroup Configuration

required
object (Elastigroup Capacity)

Capacity Configuration

required
object (Elastigroup Compute)
description
string

Describe your AWS Elastigroup

object (Logging configuration)
name
required
string

AWS Elastigroup Name

region
required
string

The AWS region your group will be created in. This parameter is required if you specify subnets (through compute.subnetIds). This parameter is optional if you specify Availability Zones (through compute.availabilityZones).

object (Elastigroup Scaling)
object (Elastigroup Scheduling)

Schedule tasks to execute, using CRON expressions.

required
object (Elastigroup Strategy)

Strategy

object (Elastigroup Third Party Integrations)

All definitions for using third-party Integrations

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  • "group": {
    }
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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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List All Elastigroups

List all AWS Elastigroups for a Spot Account

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Update Elastigroup

Describe a specific Elastigroup JSON

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

autoApplyTags
boolean
Default: false
Example: autoApplyTags=true

Optionally update resource tags on the fly without performing a roll.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object

Group

object (Elastigroup Capacity)
object (Elastigroup Compute)
description
string

Describe your AWS Elastigroup

object (Logging configuration)
name
required
string

AWS Elastigroup Name

region
string

The AWS region your group will be created in. This parameter is required if you specify subnets (through compute.subnetIds). This parameter is optional if you specify Availability Zones (through compute.availabilityZones).

object (Elastigroup Scaling)
object (Elastigroup Scheduling)

Schedule tasks to execute, using CRON expressions.

object (Elastigroup Strategy)
object (Elastigroup Third Party Integrations)

All definitions for using third-party Integrations

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  • "group": {
    }
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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
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Delete Elastigroup

Delete an Elastigroup AWS

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

Request Body schema: application/json
object (AMI Dellocation Options)
object (Beanstalk Dellocation Options)
object (Stateful deallocation options)

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  • "statefulDeallocation": {
    },
  • "beanstalk": {
    },
  • "amiBackup": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
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List Elastigroup

Describe a specific Elastigroup JSON

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

ID of the account associated with your token

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  • "request": {
    },
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List Stateful Instances

List all stateful instances associated with the Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string

AWS Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Pause Stateful Instance

Pause a stateful instance

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string

AWS Elastigroup ID

statefulInstanceId
required
string
Example: ssi-227a0005

Stateful instance ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Resume Stateful Instance

Resume a stateful instance

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string

AWS Elastigroup ID

statefulInstanceId
required
string
Example: ssi-227a0005

Stateful instance ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Recycle Stateful Instance

Recycle a stateful instance AWS

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string

AWS Elastigroup ID

statefulInstanceId
required
string
Example: ssi-227a0005

Stateful instance ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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De-allocate Stateful Instance

De-allocate a stateful instance – delete all the resources associated with the instance (network interface, snapshots, volumes)

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string

AWS Elastigroup ID

statefulInstanceId
required
string
Example: ssi-227a0005

Stateful instance ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Delete Volume in a Stateful Instance

Delete a Volume that is part of a paused stateful instance

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string

AWS Elastigroup ID

statefulInstanceId
required
string
Example: ssi-227a0005

Stateful instance ID

volumeId
required
string
Example: vol-0faa4b2957a3d59c8

Volume ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Import Stateful Instance

Create a new Stateful Elastigroup – this Elastigroup will have the same configuration and state of the imported instance.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object
Array of objects

An Array holding an object of availabilityZones, this configures the availability zones the group may launch instances in. If this is not passed, the availability zone configuration is taken from the imported instance. Note: This field must be null if statefulMigrationGroup.shouldKeepPrivateIp is true, and must have a minimum of one availability zone.

name
required
string

Specify the new Elastigroup name.

originalInstanceId
required
string

The originating Instance ID. This instance will be imported along with its State.

product
string

Operation system type. Possible values: Linux/UNIX | SUSE | Linux Windows | Linux/UNIX (Amazon VPC) | SUSE Linux (Amazon VPC) | Windows (Amazon VPC).

region
string

Specify the AWS Region the instance is running in and the new Elastigroup will be created in.

shouldKeepPrivateIp
required
boolean

Setting this value to true will maintain the initial instance private IP. This will also require that the original instance be terminated in the import process incurring maintenance time. Note: This value must be false if you would like to configure availability zones and subnet ids.

shouldTerminateInstance
boolean

Decide if the instance termination should be automatic or manual. True = automatic termination. False = manual termination.

spotInstanceTypes
Array of strings

An Array holding the types of instances to be used in the Elastigroup.

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  • "statefulMigrationGroup": {
    }
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Get Stateful Import Status

Get the current status of the import process. Possible values are:

  • MIGRATE_PREPARE_AWS_INSTANCE
  • MIGRATE_CREATE_IMAGE
  • MIGRATE_AWAIT_FOR_IMAGE
  • MIGRATE_AWAIT_USER_ACTION
  • MIGRATE_TERMINATE_INSTANCE
  • MIGRATE_AWAIT_INSTANCE_TERMINATION
  • MIGRATE_UPDATE_GROUP
  • MIGRATE_LAUNCH_INSTANCE
  • MIGRATE_AWAIT_INSTANCE_RUNNING
  • MIGRATE_RESUME_STATEFUL_INSTANCE
  • MIGRATE_AWAIT_STATEFUL_INSTANCE_RUNNING
  • MIGRATE_CANCEL
  • MIGRATE_FINISH
  • MIGRATE_ERROR

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
statefulMigrationGroupId
required
string
Example: smg-7f041234

The Process ID you want to query

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Delete Stateful Import Status

Cancel the ongoing stateful import

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
statefulMigrationGroupId
required
string
Example: smg-7f041234

The Process ID you want to delete

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Terminate Stateful Instance During Import Process

Manually terminate the source stateful instance during an stateful instance import.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
statefulMigrationGroupId
required
string

The Process ID you want to terminate

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object
type
string

Valid values: "terminate"

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Instance Lock

Set termination protection for specific instance

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
instanceId
required
string
Example: i-123456

AWS Instance ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

ttlInMinutes
integer
Example: ttlInMinutes=23

Specify a TTL (in minutes) for this lock, meaning, for how long the protection will be valid for.

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Instance Unlock

Remove the termination protection from specific instance

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
instanceId
required
string
Example: i-123456

AWS Instance ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Get Elastigroup Status

Describes the current status of a specific Elastigroup – entailing information regarding running instance and their status

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

ID of the account associated with your token

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Activity Events

Get historical data on events that happened in a specific Elastigroup like update, scaling activities, creation of new instances, etc.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

ID of the account associated with your token

fromDate
required
string
Example: fromDate=2016-10-01

Starting date to fetch the events from

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Get Elastilog

You can fetch a group's (Elastigroup/Ocean/Stateful Node) elastilog via the Spot API, in order to be able to consume elastilog from various tools used for log storing and analyzing. Logs have retention of 3 months back, so minimal fromDate should be up to 3 months back at runtime.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string
Example: fromDate=1540036800000

Epoch number that represents the date from which to collect the log (millisecond format)

limit
string
Example: limit=i-12345678

Maximum number of lines to extract in a response. Max value allowed - 1000. Default: 500

resourceId
string
Example: resourceId=i-12345678

Filter extracted log entries for a specific resource id. Default: Null

severity
string
Example: severity=ALL

Severity of log entries to extract. Valid Values: ALL, INFO,DEBUG,WARN. Default: ALL

toDate
required
string
Example: toDate=1542715200000

Epoch number that represents the date until which log is collected (millisecond format)

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Update Capacity

Update the capacity of an Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object (Capacity)
maximum
integer
Default: 0

Number that indicates minimum instance amount

minimum
integer
Default: 0

Number that indicates minimum instance amount

target
integer
Default: 0

Number that indicates amount of desired instances

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Scale Up

Add instances to your Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

adjustment
integer
Example: adjustment=1

The number of instances to add to the Elastigroup

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Scale Down

Remove instances from your Elastigroup. Note - Scale Advanced expression Remove instances from your Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

adjustment
integer
Example: adjustment=1

The number of instances to add to the Elastigroup

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Suspend Scaling Policies

Suspend processes inside your Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

policyName
required
string
Example: policyName=Example Policy Name

Policy Name of scaling policy to suspend

Request Body schema: application/json
object (Suspension)
ttlInMinutes
integer

Set TTL in minutes. min value: 1 (one minute). max value: 10080 (one week)

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Suspend Processes

Suspend processes inside your Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
One of
processes
Array of strings

The names of the processes that will be suspended. Valid values are: AUTO_SCALE, AUTO_HEALING, OUT_OF_STRATEGY, PREVENTIVE_REPLACEMENT, REVERT_PREFERRED, SCHEDULING

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  • "processes": [
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List Suspended Processes

List all active Suspended processes for specific Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

ID of the account associated with your token

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Remove Suspended Processes

Remove active suspension from Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

ID of the account associated with your token

Request Body schema: application/json
processes
Array of strings (Processes)

The list of processes to remove from suspension. Valid values are: AUTO_SCALE, AUTO_HEALING, OUT_OF_STRATEGY, PREVENTIVE_REPLACEMENT, REVERT_PREFERRED, SCHEDULING

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List Suspended Scaling Policies

Suspended scaling policies inside your Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

ID of the account associated with your token

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Remove Suspended Scaling Policies

Resume suspended scaling policies inside your Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

ID of the account associated with your token

policyName
string
Example: policyName=policy_1

Name of the suspended scaling policy to remove from suspension

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Get Costs per Elastigroup

Get financial information on a specific Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

aggregationPeriod
string
Example: aggregationPeriod=daily

Optional. The time period over which data is aggregated. Can only be "daily". For example, the figures in each data set are per day

fromDate
required
string
Example: fromDate=2018-06-20

Data values following either a date format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.SSSZ ; 2016-01-10T00:00:00.000Z) or Unix seconds Timestamp (1494751821)

toDate
required
string
Example: toDate=2018-11-20

Data values following either a date format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.SSSZ ; 2016-01-10T00:00:00.000Z) or Unix seconds Timestamp (1494751821)

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Detailed Cost

Get detailed financial information on a specific Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

fromDate
required
string
Example: fromDate=2018-06-20

Data values following either a date format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.SSSZ ; 2016-01-10T00:00:00.000Z) or Unix seconds Timestamp (1494751821)

toDate
required
string
Example: toDate=2018-11-20

Data values following either a date format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.SSSZ ; 2016-01-10T00:00:00.000Z) or Unix seconds Timestamp (1494751821)

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Instance Status

Get the current instance status Possible status values - Active and Terminating

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
instanceId
required
string
Example: i-123456

The instance ID you want to query

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

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Import EC2 Instance

Import an EC2 instance into a new Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

instanceId
required
string
Example: instanceId=i-008a13360040aa88e

Enter the AWS instance Id of the instance to import

region
required
string
Example: region=us-east-2

The AWS region to create the new Elastigroup in

Request Body schema: application/json
object (Group)
name
string

The name of the new Elastigroup

spotInstanceTypes
Array of strings

Optionally provide a list of spot instance types to improve spot market availability for the Elastigroup. Overrides the imported instance type.

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AMI Backup

Get status of a specific deployment

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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Instance Healthiness

Get a list of instances with health status. In case a shutdown script is configured for the group, it will also retrieve the Spot Agent health status.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

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Detach Instance

Detach instances from your Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

Request Body schema: application/json
drainingTimeout
integer (Time)

Draining Timeout

instancesToDetach
object (Instances to be detached)

Instances to be detached

shouldDecrementTargetCapacity
boolean (Decrement target capacity criteria)

Should Decrement Target Capacity Criteria

shouldTerminateInstances
boolean (Termination criteria)

Should Terminate Instances Criteria

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  • "instancesToDetach": [
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  • "shouldTerminateInstances": true,
  • "shouldDecrementTargetCapacity": false,
  • "drainingTimeout": 300
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Import ASG

Create a new Elastigroup – this Elastigroup will have the same configuration of the imported Autoscaling group

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-12345

Your account ID in Spot

autoScalingGroupName
required
string
Example: autoScalingGroupName=MyASG

The ASG name

dryRun
boolean
Example: dryRun=true

When dryRun is set to true, the API call will return the Elastigroup configuration without actually performing any action

region
required
string
Example: region=us-east-1

The AWS region for the ASG

Request Body schema: application/json
object (Group)
availabilityVsCost
string
Default: "balanced"
Enum: "costOriented" "availabilityOriented" "balanced" "cheapest" "equalAzDistribution"

How Elastigroup determines which instances to add and replace. (please read this article before using Equal AZ Instance Distribution)

name
string (Name)

The name of the Elastigroup to be created

product
string (Product (OS))

Operation system type. Possible values: Linux/UNIX | SUSE | Linux Windows | Linux/UNIX (Amazon VPC) | SUSE Linux (Amazon VPC) | Windows (Amazon VPC)

spotInstanceTypes
Array of strings (Product (OS))

An Array holding the types of instances to be used in the Elastigroup

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Instance Type By Region

Get the available spot instances types available in a specific region

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
region
required
string
Example: region=us-east-2

The AWS region

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Simulate an Instance Interruption

The simulate instance interruption API is used for simulating a spot interruption in AWS, so that customers can verify specific applicative behaviors in case an interruption takes place. Once the interruption api is called, instances posted in the API body will be terminated in AWS, thus mocking a spot interruption.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

Request Body schema: application/json
instancesToInterrupt
Array of strings

A list of group's instance ids to interrupt

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Create Instance Signal

The instance signal API is used for notifying Spot about the instance state, so Spot can act accordingly. Supported signals are - INSTANCE_READY – Whenever this signal is sent, Spot will register the instance to the ELB INSTANCE_READY_TO_SHUTDOWN – Whenever this signal is sent, Spot will terminate the instance after it was marked for termination. Important - You need to define the expected signals for your Elastigroup in the group configuration.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

Request Body schema: application/json
instanceId
string

The instance ID the signal refers to.

signal
string

The specific signal you want to trigger. Valid Values - INSTANCE_READY, INSTANCE_READY_TO_SHUTDOWN

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  • "instanceId": "i-123456",
  • "signal": "INSTANCE_READY"
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Instance Standby

Instance Standby enables you to put an instance in Standby state , update or troubleshoot the instance, and then return the instance to service. Instances that are on standby are still part of the Elastigroup, but they don't get application traffic. Whenever instance is standby state - It will be de-registered from all the ELBs / ALBs in the Elastigroup It won't be affected from Scale down activities in the Elastigroup The instance health won't be checked, and it won't be replaced When the instance exits the Standby state - The instance will be register back to all the ELBs / ALBs that are defined in the Elastigroup It will be considered and affected from all the Elastigroup activities (helth checks, scaling, etc.)

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
instanceId
required
string
Example: i-123456

The instance ID you want to put in standby state

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

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Exit Instance Standby

Exit standby by mode

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
instanceId
required
string
Example: i-123456

The instance ID you want to put in standby state

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

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Group's Deployments Status

Get list of all the deployments of a specific Elastigroup and their status

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

limit
integer
Example: limit=5

Limits results

sort
string
Example: sort=createdAt:ASC

Field to sort by the results Default: createdAt:DESC

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Start Deployment

Deploy your Elastigroup (triggers Blue/Green Deployment that replaces the existing instances in the Elastigroup)

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

Request Body schema: application/json
batchSizePercentage
required
integer

Indicates (in percentage) the batch size of the deployment (meaning, how many instances to replace in each batch)

drainingTimeout
integer >= 0
Default: 120

Indicates (in seconds) the timeout to drain the instances. Override the group value.

gracePeriod
required
integer

Indicates (in seconds) the timeout to wait until instance become healthy based on the healthCheckType

healthCheckType
string
Enum: "ELB" "ECS_CLUSTER_INSTANCE" "TARGET_GROUP" "OPSWORKS" "NOMAD_NODE" "HCS" "EC2" "NONE"

Define a health check type.
If no value is set the roll will use the group’s auto-healing health check.

object

The roll strategy

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{
  • "batchSizePercentage": 20,
  • "gracePeriod": 300,
  • "healthCheckType": "EC2",
  • "drainingTimeout": 60,
  • "strategy": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Stop Deployment

Stop an existing deployment

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

rollId
required
string
Example: sbgd-9876

The deployment ID you want to stop

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

Request Body schema: application/json
object (Role)
status
string (Status)

Set the status of the group to `STOPPED"

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{
  • "roll": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Deployment Status

Get status of a specific deployment

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

rollId
required
string
Example: sbgd-9876

The deployment ID you want to query

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Deployment Actions

Apply a Detach action to a deployment

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

rollId
required
string
Example: sbgd-9876

The deployment ID to call the action on

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

Request Body schema: application/json
actionType
string (Type of action)

Sets the action that will take place, Accepted values are: DETACH_OLD, DETACH_NEW

drainingTimeout
integer (Draining timeout criteria)

Indicates (in seconds) the timeout to wait until instance are detached

shouldDecrementTargetCapacity
boolean (Should Decrement Target Capacity criteria)
Default: true
shouldHandleAllBatches
boolean (Should Hnadle All Batches Criteria)
Default: false

Indicator if the action should apply to all batches of the deployment or only the latest batch

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{
  • "actionType": "DETACH_NEW",
  • "shouldHandleAllBatches": true,
  • "drainingTimeout": 200,
  • "shouldDecrementTargetCapacity": true
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

ECS Initiate Cluster Roll

Initiate a cluster roll for an Elastigroup with ECS cluster

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object
batchMinHealthyPercentage
integer
Default: 50

Indicates the threshold of minimum healthy instances in single batch. If the amount of healthy instances in single batch is under the threshold, the cluster roll will fail. If exists, the parameter value will be in range of 1-100. In case of null as value, the default value in the backend will be 50%. Value of param should represent the number in percentage (%) of the batch.

batchSizePercentage
required
integer

Size of patch for roll as a percent

comment
string

Add a comment description for the roll. comment should be limit to 256 chars.

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{
  • "roll": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

ECS Update Cluster Roll Status

Update a running ECS cluster roll status

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object
status
required
string

Valid values: "STOPPED"

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{
  • "roll": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

ECS Get All Cluster Rolls Per Elastigroup

Get status for every ECS cluster rolls in given Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

ECS Get Cluster Roll Status by Roll ID

Get status for specific ECS cluster rolls in given Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

rollId
required
string

The cluster roll ID you want to query

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Start Beanstalk Maintenance

Put your Beanstslk Elastigroup into maintenance mode, before you start updating the beanstalk configuration.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Finish Beanstalk Maintenance

Finish maintenance mode, and trigger a blue-green deployment.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Beanstalk Maintenance Status

Get the group maintenance status.

  • If the status is ACTIVE: putting the group in maintenance mode is allowed.
  • If the status is AWAIT_USER_UPDATE: the group is pending for manually finishing maintenance mode.
  • If the status is CANCELING_MAINTENANCE_MODE: the group is in the process of canceling maintenance mode.
Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Beanstalk Configuration

  • Get your Beanstalk environment configuration from AWS. This call is typically used as the initial step in importing your existing Beanstalk configuration to an Elastigroup.
  • Note: To optimize the availability of your Beanstalk workload on Elastigroup, instance types similar to those running in your existing configuration are automatically added to the response under instanceTypes. Should these instance types not meet your requirements you may remove them.
Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

environmentId
required
string
Example: environmentId=e-12345

The Beanstalk name

region
required
string
Example: region=us-east-1

The AWS region for the Beanstalk

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Beanstalk Reimport

Re-import the beanstalk configuration

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create CodeDeploy B/G Deployment

Trigger a Blue-Green deployment to your Elastigroup, this will initiate a deployment that will replace the existing instances(blue) with new ones(green).

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object
Array of objects
Array of objects
timeout
integer

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{
  • "deployment": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get CodeDeploy B/G Deployment

Get CodeDeploy Elastigroup deployment status for more information see: CodeDeploy B/G Deployment

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object
Array of objects
Array of objects
timeout
integer

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{
  • "deployment": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Elastigroup ITF Listener Rule Migrations

Get all ITF listener rule migrations of a specific Elastigroup.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update ITF Listener Rule Migration

Update an ITF listener rule migration object of a specific Elastigroup.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

migrationId
required
string
Example: ilrm-12345678

The ID of the ITF listener rule migration to be updated.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
status
string
Value: "USER_RETRY"

The status to be updated. Valid value is "USER_RETRY".

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{
  • "status": "USER_RETRY"
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Elastigroup AWS EMR Scaler

List All Scalers

List all MR Scalers and their configuration.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create Scaler

Create a new EMR cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object
object (EMR Cluster Object)

Allowed only when the new strategy is chosen.

object (Compute Object)

describes the compute resources for the MR scaler

description
string

description for the MRScaler

name
required
string

MRScaler name

region
required
string

The region of the source cluster

object (Scaling Object)

Set scaling polices.

object (Scheduling Object)

Schedule tasks to execute on the Elastigroup.

required
object (Strategy Object)

The strategy for creating the group. At least one of wrapping, cloning, or new is required.

Array of objects (Termination Policy Object)

Termination policies for EMR clusters based on CloudWatch Metrics.

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{
  • "mrScaler": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create Scaler Operator

mrScaler – required will have the same configuration as in createMrScaler with one exception: we will only work with strategy of “new”, no “clone”/”warp” will be allowed.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object
name
string

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{
  • "name": "GuyEmrOperatorTest",
  • "mrScaler": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Scaler

Get a description of a specific MR Scaler and its configuration.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
mrScalerId
required
string
Example: simrs-12223

The MRScaler ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update Scaler

Update an MR Scaler. Partial updating is supported.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
mrScalerId
required
string
Example: simrs-12223

The MRScaler ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
One of
object

MR Scaler Object - Update Task Capacity

object
object
object
object
maximum
integer
minimum
integer
target
integer

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Example
{
  • "mrScaler": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete Scaler

Delete an MR Scaler

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
mrScalerId
required
string
Example: simrs-12223

The MRScaler ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Instances

Get a list of all instances and instances groups in the cluster

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
mrScalerId
required
string
Example: simrs-12223

The MRScaler ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Scale Up

Scale up MR Scaler instances

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
mrScalerId
required
string
Example: simrs-12223

The MRScaler ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

adjustment
required
integer
Example: adjustment=3

Number of instances to add to the MR Scaler

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Scale Down

Scale down MR Scaler instances

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
mrScalerId
required
string
Example: simrs-12223

The MRScaler ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

adjustment
required
integer
Example: adjustment=3

Number of instances to remove from the MR Scaler

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Scalers

Get MR Scaler cluster

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
mrScalerId
required
string
Example: simrs-12223

The MRScaler ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Scaler Costs

Get financial information on the MR Scaler, including running time, costs, and savings

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
mrScalerId
required
string
Example: simrs-12223

The MRScaler ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string
Example: fromDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or after this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

toDate
required
string
Example: toDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or before this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Elastigroup GCP

Elastigroup for Google Cloud

Elastigroup Concepts and Tutorials

List Elastigroups

List all GCP Elastigroups for a Spot Account

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Create Elastigroup

Create a new GCP Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (GCP Elastigroup)
required
object (Capacity Units)
required
object (Compute Object)
createdAt
string <date-time>

The datetime the group was created.

description
string

Description for your GCP Elastigroup

name
required
string

GCP Elastigroup Name

object (Scaling object)
object (Scheduling Object)
required
object (Elastigroup Strategy)
object (Third Parties Integration Object)
updatedAt
string <date-time>

The datetime the group was last updated.

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{
  • "group": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Elastigroup

List all properties for single GCP Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete Elastigroup

Delete an Elastigroup GCP

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update Elastigroup

Update an GCP Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (GCP Elastigroup)

Elastigroup Configuration

object (Capacity Units)

Update capacity settings

object (Compute Object)

Compute Configuration

description
string

Description for your GCP Elastigroup

name
string

GCP Elastigroup Name

object (Scaling object)

Update scaling settings

object (Scheduling Object)

Schedule tasks to execute, using CRON expressions.

object (Elastigroup Strategy)

Update strategy settings

object (Third Parties Integration Object)

Third Parties Integration Configuration

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application/json
{
  • "group": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Elastigroup Status

Get the status for all instances that are memebers of the Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Activity Events

Get all activity events for the Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string <date-time>
Example: fromDate=2019-05-17

Get items on or after this date (ISO 8601)

toDate
required
string <date-time>
Example: toDate=2019-05-25

Get items on or before this date (ISO 8601)

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Elastilog

Fetch a group's Elastilog

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string
Example: fromDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or after this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

limit
integer <= 1000
Default: 500
Example: limit=200

Maximum number of items to return.

toDate
required
string
Example: toDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or before this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Scale Up

Add instances to the Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

adjustment
required
integer
Example: adjustment=1

The number of instances to add to the group

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Scale Down

Remove instances from the Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

adjustment
required
integer
Example: adjustment=1

The number of instances to remove from the group

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Costs Per Account

Retrieve costs up to one year back per specified account over a specified time period.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-12345678

The Spot account ID for which the cost information should be returned.

fromDate
string
Example: fromDate=2016-01-10T00:00:00.000Z
toDate
string
Example: toDate=2016-01-10T01:00:00.000Z

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Elastigroup Costs

Get financial information on a specific Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string
Example: fromDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or after this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

toDate
required
string
Example: toDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or before this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Deployments

Get all of the deployments for a specific Elastigroup, and their status

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Start Deployment

Deploy the Elastigroup: Triggers a Blue/Green deployment that replaces the existing instances in the Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
batchSizePercentage
required
integer

(in percentage) the batch size of the deployment, i.e.: how many instances to replace in each batch

gracePeriod
required
integer

(in seconds) the time until an instance becomes healthy in the load balancer

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{
  • "batchSizePercentage": 20,
  • "gracePeriod": 300
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Get Deployment

Get a specific deployment's status

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

rollId
required
string

The deployment ID to query

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Stop Deployment

Stop an existing deployment

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

rollId
required
string

The deployment ID to query

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object
status
string

in this case, always set to "STOPPED"

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  • "roll": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
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    }
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Detach Instances

Detach instances from an Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

Elastigroup ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
drainingTimeout
integer

(Applies only if shouldTerminateInstances is on) The draining timeout (in seconds) before terminating the instance. If no draining timeout is defined, the group's draining timeout applies.

instancesToDetach
Array of strings

The names of the instances to detach from the group.

shouldDecrementTargetCapacity
boolean

Indicates whether to decrement the capacity of the group, so no new instance will be launched instead of the detached one.

shouldTerminateInstances
boolean

Indicates whether to terminate the instances or not.

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{
  • "instancesToDetach": [
    ],
  • "shouldTerminateInstances": true,
  • "shouldDecrementTargetCapacity": true,
  • "drainingTimeout": 0
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Get Instance Status

Get the current instance status. Possible status values: ACTIVE, TERMINATING

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
instanceId
required
string

GCP Instance ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Lock Instance

Set termination protection for a specific instance.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
instanceId
required
string

GCP Instance ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

ttlInMinutes
required
string

Specify a TTL (in minutes) for this lock, i.e.: for how long the protection will be valid for.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Unlock Instance

Remove termination protection for a specific instance.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
instanceId
required
string

GCP Instance ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Elastigroup Azure Spot VMs

Elastigroup for Microsoft Azure

Elastigroup Concepts and Tutorials

Update Elastigroup

Update an Azure Elastigroup cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-123123

Elastigroup's ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Azure Elastigroup)
object (Capacity)

Capacity of Elastigroup.

object (Elastigroup Compute Update)

Compute settings for Elastigroup.

description
string

Describe your Azure Elastigroup

object (Elastigroup Health)

Set health check and auto-healing of unhealthy VMs.

name
string

Azure Elastigroup Name

object (Elastigroup Scaling)

Scaling Policies for Elastigroup.

object (Stateless Group Scheduling)

Define cron-based scheduled tasks.

object (Elastigroup Strategy)

Strategy for Elastigroup.

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{
  • "group": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Elastigroup

List an Elastigroup cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete Elastigroup

Delete an Elastigroup cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update Capacity

Update the capacity of an Elastigroup

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object (Capacity)

Capacity of Elastigroup.

maximum
integer >= 0

Maximum number of VMs.

minimum
integer >= 0

Minimum number of VMs.

target
integer >= 0

Desired number of VMs for Elastigroup to maintain.

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{
  • "capacity": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
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    }
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Create Elastigroup

Create a new Elastigroup cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Azure Elastigroup)

Azure Elastigroup Configuration

required
object

Capacity of Elastigroup

required
object (Compute)

Elastigroup's Compute Configurtion

description
string

Describe your Azure Elastigroup

object (Health)

Set health check and auto-healing of unhealthy VMs.

name
required
string

Azure Elastigroup Name

region
required
string

Valid Azure region the Elastigroup is managed in

resourceGroupName
required
string

The Azure resource group to associate the Elastigroup with

object (Azure Scaling)

Scaling Policies for Elastigroup. Set as many policies as needed to maximize the Elastigroup’s efficiency.

object

Define cron-based scheduled tasks.

required
object (Scaling Strategy)

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{
  • "group": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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List Elastigroups

List Elastigroup clusters.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

name
string
Example: name=TestGroup

Filters to find the Elastigroup via a specific name.

region
string
Example: region=eastus

Filters to find all the groups in a specific region.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Elastigroup Status

Get status of Elastigroup cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Vm Healthiness

Get a list of vms with health status.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-123123

Elastigroup's ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Suspend Group

Suspends the Group.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
Array of objects

List of processes to create or update their suspensions

Array
name
required
string
Enum: "autoHealing" "signalTimeout" "autoScale" "scaleDown" "syncStrategy" "preventiveReplacement"

Process name to create signal timeout

ttlInMinutes
integer >= 0

The duration in minutes which the process is suspended for;
if not provided, then it will remain suspended until resumed

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{
  • "processes": [
    ]
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Resume Group

Resumes the Group.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
Array of objects

List of processes to cancel their suspensions

Array
name
required
string
Enum: "autoHealing" "signalTimeout" "autoScale" "scaleDown" "syncStrategy" "preventiveReplacement"

Process name to create signal timeout

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  • "processes": [
    ]
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  • "request": {
    },
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Detach VMs

Scale down specific virtual machines in Elastigroup cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
drainingTimeout
string
Default: 120

The time in seconds to allow the virtual machine be be drained from incoming TCP connections and detached from MLB before terminating it.

shouldDecrementTargetCapacity
required
boolean

Prevent Elastigroup from scaling back to target capacity when virtual machines are detached.

shouldTerminateVms
required
boolean

Whether to terminate the VMs or not.

vmsToDetach
required
Array of strings

Array of virtual machine names to detach.

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{
  • "vmsToDetach": [
    ],
  • "shouldTerminateVms": true,
  • "shouldDecrementTargetCapacity": true,
  • "drainingTimeout": 300
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Scale Down

Scale down virtual machines in Elastigroup cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

adjustment
required
integer >= 1
Example: adjustment=5

Number of VMs to scale down

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Scale Up

Scale up virtual machines in Elastigroup cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

adjustment
required
integer >= 1
Example: adjustment=5

Number of VMs to scale up

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Start Deployment

Deploy the Elastigroup. This triggers a Blue/Green deployment that replaces the existing VMs in the Elastigroup.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object (groupVmDeployment)
batchMinHealthyPercentage
integer [ 1 .. 100 ]
Default: 50

Indicates the threshold of minimum healthy virtual machines in a single batch.
If the amount of healthy virtual machines in a single batch is under the threshold, the deployment will fail.
The value of the parameter should represent the number in percentage (%) of the batch.

batchSizePercentage
integer [ 1 .. 100 ]
Default: 25

Indicates (in percentage) the batch size of the deployment (meaning, how many nodes to replace in each batch).
Cannot be null.

drainingTimeout
integer >= 0

Indicates (in seconds) the timeout to drain the instances. Can be null.
Default - The Elastigroups draining time out or 120.

gracePeriod
integer >= 300
Default: 600

Indicates (in seconds) the timeout to wait until the node becomes healthy.

healthCheckTypes
Array of strings
Items Enum: "vmState" "applicationGateway"

Define a health check type. Can be null.
If no value is set, the deployment will use the group's auto-healing health check.

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  • "deployment": {
    }
}

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    },
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Get All Deployments

Get a list of all the deployments of a specific Elastigroup and the status of each one.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

LIMIT
integer
Example: LIMIT=14

Limits the number of deployments returned. Default: 5

SORT
string
Example: SORT=createdAt:DESC

Field by which to sort the results. Default: createdAt:DESC

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
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Get Deployment

Get the status of a specific deployment.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
deploymentId
required
string
Example: sbgd-9876

The deployment ID you want to query.

groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Get Deployment Status

Get the detailed status of a specific deployment. This includes status details per batch and other information.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
deploymentId
required
string
Example: sbgd-9876

The deployment ID you want to query.

groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
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Import Group From Scale Set

Given a scale set, constructs a valid group configuration based on the scale set and returns it.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
resourceGroupName
required
string
Example: ExampleResourceGroup

Resource Group Name - Must be valid.

scaleSetName
required
string
Example: MyExampleScaleSetImport

Scale Set Name - Must be valid

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
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Import Group From Virtual Machine

Given a virtual machine, constructs a valid group configuration based on the virtual machine and returns it.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
resourceGroupName
required
string
Example: ExampleResourceGroup
virtualMachineName
required
string
Example: MyExampleVirtualMachineImport
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Import Group From Load Balancer

Given a load balancer, constructs a valid group configuration and returns it.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
backendPoolName
required
string
Example: MyExampleBackendPoolName
loadBalancerName
required
string
Example: MyExampleLoadBalancerImport
resourceGroupName
required
string
Example: ExampleResourceGroup
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
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Import Group From Application Gateway

Given an application gateway, constructs a valid group configuration and returns it.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
applicationGatewayName
required
string
Example: MyExampleApplicationGatewayImport
backendPoolName
required
string
Example: MyExampleBackendPoolName
resourceGroupName
required
string
Example: ExampleResourceGroup
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
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Create VM Signal

The VM signal API is used for notifying Spot about the VM state so that Spot can act accordingly. Supported signals are vmReady – Whenever this signal is sent, Spot will register the instance to the relevant Load Balancer and Application Gateway. vmReadyToShutdown – When this signal is received after a vm is detached; we will immediately terminate the vm. You must define the expected signals for your Elastigroup in the group configuration.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
resourceGroupName
required
string

This is the resource group of the Elastigroup or Stateful Node.

signalType
required
string
Enum: "vmReady" "vmReadyToShutdown"

The specific signal you want to trigger.

vmName
required
string

The virtual machine ID the signal refers to.

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{
  • "vmName": "vm-123456",
  • "signalType": "vmReady",
  • "resourceGroupName": "TestResourceGroup"
}

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  • "request": {
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Virtual Machine Protection

Protect virtual machines in Elastigroup cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

vmName
required
string
Example: i-f2a44ba41875

The virtual machine name to protect.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

ttlInMinutes
integer
Example: ttlInMinutes=180

Specify a TTL (in minutes) for this protection, meaning, for how long the protection will be valid for. (If null, infinite protection)

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  • "response": {
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Virtual Machine Remove Protection

Un-Protect virtual machines in Elastigroup cluster.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

vmName
required
string
Example: i-f2a44ba41875

The virtual machine name to remove protection.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "response": {
    }
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Get Elastilog

You can fetch a Elastigroup's Elastilog via the Spot API, in order to be able to consume elastilog from various tools used for log storing and analyzing. Logs have retention of 3 months back from today, so minimal fromDate should be up to 3 months back at runtime.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
groupId
required
string
Example: sig-12345

The Spot Elastigroup ID you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string
Example: fromDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or after this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

limit
integer [ 0 .. 1000 ]
Example: limit=500

Maximum number of lines to extract in a response. Max value allowed - 1000. Default is 500, if got null.

RESOURCE_ID
string
Example: RESOURCE_ID=vm-12345678

Filter log extracted entries related to a specific resource id Default: Null

SEVERITY
string
Enum: "DEBUG" "WARN" "INFO" "ALL" "ERROR"
Example: SEVERITY=WARN

Severity of log entries to extract.

toDate
required
string
Example: toDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or before this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Elastigroup Azure Stateful

Elastigroup for Microsoft Azure Stateful Node

Elastigroup Concepts and Tutorials

Create Stateful Node

Create a new stateful node.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object (Azure Stateful Node)
required
object (Stateful Node Compute)

Defines the computational parameters to use when launch the VM for the Stateful Node.

description
string

The description for the Stateful Node.

object (Stateful Node Health)

Set health check and auto-healing of unhealthy VMs.

name
required
string

Stateful Node Name.

required
object (Stateful Node Persistence)

Defines the persistence of the Stateful Node.

region
required
string

The Azure region in which the Stateful Node will be launched.

resourceGroupName
required
string

The Azure resource group in which the VM and all of the subsequent subresources will be launched.

object (Stateful Node Scheduling)

Scheduling settings for stateful node.

required
object (Stateful Node Strategy)

The strategy to launch the underlying VM and Spot’s behavior for the Stateful Node.

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{
  • "statefulNode": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Get All Stateful Nodes

Get the configurations of all stateful nodes in a specific account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

name
string
Example: name=MyStatefulGroup

Filters to find the stateful node via a specific name.

region
string
Example: region=eastus

Filters to find all the stateful nodes in a specific region.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Stateful Node

Get the configuration of an existing stateful node.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
nodeId
required
string
Example: ssn-12345678

The ID of the stateful node.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update Stateful Node

Update an existing stateful node.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
nodeId
required
string
Example: ssn-12345678

The ID of the stateful node.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object (Azure Stateful Node)
object (Stateful Node Compute)

Compute settings for Stateful Node

description
string

Describe your Azure Stateful Node

object (Stateful Node Health)

Set health check and auto-healing of unhealthy VMs.

name
string

Azure Stateful Node Name

object (Stateful Node Persistence)

Persistence settings for stateful node

object (Stateful Node Scheduling)

Scheduling settings for stateful node

object (Stateful Node Strategy)

Strategy for Stateful Node.

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{
  • "statefulNode": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete Stateful Node

Delete an existing stateful node from the account.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
nodeId
required
string
Example: ssn-12345678

The ID of the stateful node.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object (Delete Azure Stateful Node Configuration)
object (Disk Deallocation Config)

Disk Deallocation Configuration.

object (Network Deallocation Config)

Network Deallocation Configuration.

object (Public IP Deallocation Config)

Public IP Deallocation Configuration.

shouldDeregisterFromLb
boolean
Default: true

Indicates whether to deregister the stateful node's VM from any type of load balancer.

shouldTerminateVm
required
boolean

Indicates whether to delete the stateful node's VM.

object (Snapshot Deallocation Config)

Snapshot Deallocation Configuration.

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{
  • "deallocationConfig": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Stateful Node Resources

Get the node's attached resources (storage and network interfaces).

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
nodeId
required
string
Example: ssn-12345678

The ID of the stateful node.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Stateful Node Status

Get the status of a specific stateful node.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
nodeId
required
string
Example: ssn-12345678

The ID of the stateful node.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get All Stateful Node Statuses

Get the statuses of all stateful nodes in a specific account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update Stateful Node State

Update the stateful node state.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
nodeId
required
string
Example: ssn-12345678

The ID of the stateful node.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
state
string (Stateful Node State Change)
Enum: "pause" "resume" "recycle"

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{
  • "state": "pause"
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Stateful Node from an Azure VM

Get the configuration of a stateful node that was built from an Azure VM. This configuration is used for the Import VM to a Stateful Node API.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
resourceGroupName
required
string
Example: importResourceGroup

Name of the Resource Group of the imported VM.

virtualMachineName
required
string
Example: spot-12345678-vm

Name of the imported VM.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Import VM to a Stateful Node

Import an Azure VM and create a stateful node by providing a node configuration.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object (Azure Import Stateful Node)
convertUnmanagedDisks
boolean
Default: false

Converts virtual machine unmanaged disks to managed disks.

drainingTimeout
integer [ 0 .. 1800 ]
Default: 120

Time in seconds before shutdown incase of load balancing.

object (Azure Stateful Node)
originalVmName
required
string

Azure Import Stateful Node Name

resourceGroupName
required
string

Name of the Resource Group for Stateful Node.

resourcesRetentionTime
integer [ 0 .. 731 ]
Default: 96

Time in hours to delete the original resources after the import has finished.

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{
  • "statefulNodeImport": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Stateful Node Import Status

Get the import process status of a stateful node.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
importId
required
string
Example: sin-12345678

Import Id.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Swap OS Disk to Stateful Node

Configure a new managed OS disk for an OS persisted paused Stateful Node.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
nodeId
required
string
Example: ssn-12345678

The ID of the stateful node.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
osDiskName
required
string

Specify the name of the new OS disk.

osDiskResourceGroupName
required
string

The resource group name in which the new OS disk exists.

retentionTime
integer >= 0

Time to keep the original OS disk before deletion (hours).

shouldTerminate
boolean
Default: true

Indicates whether to delete the original OS disk.

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{
  • "osDiskName": "OsDisk",
  • "osDiskResourceGroupName": "MyResourceGroup",
  • "shouldTerminate": false,
  • "retentionTime": 1
}

Attach Data Disk to Stateful Node

Create a new data disk and attaches it to the stateful node.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
nodeId
required
string
Example: ssn-12345678

The ID of the stateful node.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
caching
string
Enum: "None" "ReadOnly" "ReadWrite"

Specifies the host caching requirements. With disk caching enabled, VMs can achieve higher levels of performance.

  • If not specified, the Azure default behavior will be applied.
dataDiskName
required
string

The name of the created data disk.

dataDiskResourceGroupName
required
string

The resource group name in which the data disk will be created.

lun
integer
Default: "ordinal"

The LUN of the data disk. If not defined, the LUN will be set in order.

sizeGB
required
integer [ 1 .. 1023 ]

The size of the data disk in GB, Required if dataDisks is specified.

storageAccountType
required
string
Enum: "Standard_LRS" "Premium_LRS" "StandardSSD_LRS" "UltraSSD_LRS"

The type of the data disk.

zone
string
Enum: "1" "2" "3"

The Availability Zone in which the data disk will be created. If not defined, the data disk will be created regionally.

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{
  • "dataDiskName": "MyDisk",
  • "dataDiskResourceGroupName": "dataDiskResourceGroup",
  • "sizeGB": 1,
  • "lun": 1,
  • "storageAccountType": "Standard_LRS",
  • "zone": "1",
  • "caching": "ReadOnly"
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Detach Data Disk From Stateful Node

Detach a data disk from a stateful node.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
nodeId
required
string
Example: ssn-12345678

The ID of the stateful node.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
dataDiskName
required
string

The name of the created data disk.

dataDiskResourceGroupName
required
string

The resource group name in which the data disk exists.

shouldDeallocate
required
boolean

Indicates whether to delete the data disk in addition to detach.

ttlInHours
integer
Default: 0

Hours to keep the disk alive before deletion.

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{
  • "dataDiskName": "MyDisk",
  • "dataDiskResourceGroupName": "dataDiskResourceGroup",
  • "shouldDeallocate": true,
  • "ttlInHours": 1
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Stateful Node Logs

Get the logs of a stateful node according to severity and time period filter parameters.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
nodeId
required
string
Example: ssn-12345678

The ID of the stateful node.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string
Example: fromDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or after this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

limit
integer [ 0 .. 1000 ]
Default: 500
Example: limit=100

Maximum number of lines to extract in a response.

resourceId
string
Default: null
Example: resourceId=ssn-12345678

Filter log extracted entires related to a specific resource id

severity
string
Enum: "DEBUG" "WARN" "INFO" "ALL" "ERROR"
Example: severity=WARN

Severity of log entries to extract.

toDate
required
string
Example: toDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or before this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get All Stateful Node Costs

Get the total costs of a single stateful node/all stateful nodes and for a specific time period.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string
Example: fromDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or after this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

ownerId
string
Example: ownerId=ssn-12345678

Aggregates costs and usage by stateful node.

toDate
required
string
Example: toDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or before this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get All Stateful Node Aggregated Daily Costs

Get the total costs per day of a single stateful node/all stateful nodes and for a specific time period.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string
Example: fromDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or after this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

ownerId
string
Example: ownerId=ssn-12345678

Aggregates costs and usage daily by stateful node.

toDate
required
string
Example: toDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or before this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Stateful Node Size Usage

Get the daily costs per VM size of a single stateful node/all stateful nodes and for a specific time period.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

fromDate
required
string
Example: fromDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or after this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

ownerId
string
Example: ownerId=ssn-12345678

Aggregates VM size usage daily by stateful node.

toDate
required
string
Example: toDate=2020-09-01 or fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or before this date (ISO 8601 or Unix timestamp)

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Stateful Node AWS

Stateful Node is a Spot solution for launching and managing a single compute instance. On the AWS cloud, for a standard single instance workload, an On-Demand EC2 instance is launched. The instance is expected to be highly available, easily manageable, and integrate well with additional services and monitoring tools. For more information please review the concepts section.

Stateful Node for AWS Concepts and Tutorials

Create Stateful Node

Create a new Stateful Node resource.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object
object (MI Compute)
description
string

Describe your Stateful Node resource

object
object (MI integrations)
name
required
string

Stateful Node name

object

Persistence settings. Should omit at least one of the persist options below.

region
required
string

The AWS region your resource will be created in.

object (MI Scheduling)
object (MI Strategy)

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{
  • "managedInstance": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Stateful Nodes

List all Stateful Node resources in the account.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update Stateful Node

  • Update one or more attributes in your Stateful Node.
  • This API supports partial updates, so only specific fields can be updated separately.
  • In order to remove a setting from the instance config, set the object value to null.
  • For a Full List of the Elastigroup JSON object reference please see Stateful Node Create.
Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
MI_ID
required
string
Example: smi-111

Stateful Node ID you want to get

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object
object (MI Compute)
description
string

Describe your Stateful Node resource

object
object (MI integrations)
name
required
string

Stateful Node name

object

Persistence settings. Should omit at least one of the persist options below.

region
required
string

The AWS region your resource will be created in.

object (MI Scheduling)
object (MI Strategy)

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{
  • "managedInstance": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Stateful Node

Get specific Stateful Node config.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
MI_ID
required
string
Example: smi-111

Stateful Node ID you want to get

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete Stateful Node

Get specific Stateful Node config.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
MI_ID
required
string
Example: smi-111

Stateful Node ID you want to get

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object
object

Responses

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Content type
application/json
{
  • "deallocationConfig": {
    },
  • "amiBackup": {
    }
}

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application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Pause Stateful Node

Pause an existing Stateful Node.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
MI_ID
required
string
Example: smi-111

Stateful Node ID you want to get

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Resume Stateful Node

Resume an existing Stateful Node.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
MI_ID
required
string
Example: smi-111

Stateful Node ID you want to get

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Recycle Stateful Node

Recycle an existing Stateful Node.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
MI_ID
required
string
Example: smi-111

Stateful Node ID you want to get

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Stateful Node Costs

Get financial information on a specific Stateful Node. To use this API, managedInstanceId must be defined.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
MI_ID
required
string
Example: smi-111

Stateful Node ID you want to get

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

aggregationPeriod
string

Data values following either a date format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.SSSZ ; 2016-01-10T00:00:00.000Z) or Unix seconds Timestamp (1494751821)

fromDate
required
string <date-time>
Example: fromDate=2019-05-17

Get items on or after this date (ISO 8601)

toDate
required
string <date-time>
Example: toDate=2019-05-25

Get items on or before this date (ISO 8601)

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Stateful Node Status

Describes the current status of a specific Stateful Node – entailing information regarding running instance and its status.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
MI_ID
required
string
Example: smi-111

Stateful Node ID you want to get

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Delete Volume in a Stateful Node

Delete a Volume that is part of a Stateful Node

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
MI_ID
required
string
Example: smi-123456

Stateful Node ID

volumeId
required
string
Example: vol-0faa4b2957a3d59c8

Volume ID

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Import Instance from AWS

  • Import an instance from AWS into Stateful Node, while keeping the instance data and its persistence settings.
  • This call is starting the migration and returns migration ID.
  • In order to get migration status use the Get Migration Status call
Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object (Migration)

Migration Configuration

Array of objects (Availability Zones)

List of availability zones for the Stateful Node. Should exist only if shouldKeepPrivateIp is false.

managedInstanceName
string

Set Stateful Node name

originalInstanceId
required
string

The instance ID on AWS

product
string

Set instance's product

region
required
string

Set instance's region

shouldKeepPrivateIp
boolean

Set whether the instance should keep its private ip or not

shouldTerminateInstance
boolean

Set true or false whether to terminate the instance in AWS. Note: If shouldKeepPrivateIp is true, then shouldTerminateInstance must be true. Otherwise an error will be returned.

spotInstanceTypes
Array of strings

List of possible instance types for the Stateful Node

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{
  • "migration": {
    }
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Import Multiple Instances from AWS

  • Import multiple stateful instances from AWS into Stateful Node, preserving both instance data and persistence settings.
  • This call initiates migration for all instances and returns the associated migration IDs.
  • To check the status of multiple migrations, use the `Get Multiple Instance Migration Status` call.
  • Note: The response contains a `failures` field. In the event that one or more instances failed to migrate, this field will provide the corresponding resource IDs and error messages. If all migrations were successful, this field will return an empty list.
Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
Array of objects (Migrations)

List of Migration requests

Array
Array of objects (Availability Zones)

List of availability zones for the Stateful Node. Should exist only if shouldKeepPrivateIp is false.

managedInstanceName
string

Set Stateful Node name

originalInstanceId
required
string

The instance ID on AWS

product
string

Set instance's product

region
required
string

Set instance's region

shouldKeepPrivateIp
boolean

Set whether the instance should keep its private ip or not

shouldTerminateInstance
boolean

Set true or false whether to terminate the instance in AWS. Note: If shouldKeepPrivateIp is true, then shouldTerminateInstance must be true. Otherwise an error will be returned.

spotInstanceTypes
Array of strings

List of possible instance types for the Stateful Node

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{
  • "migrations": [
    ]
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Instance Migration Status

  • Get a previously initiated instance migration status.
  • To initiate an instance migration from AWS use the Import Instance From AWS call.
  • On initiation, the migration would be in the following state: `MIGRATE_START`.
  • Possible end states for the migration are: `MIGRATE_CANCEL`, `MIGRATE_FINISH`, `MIGRATE_ERROR`.
Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
MIGRATION_ID
required
string
Example: smg-123

Migration ID for which you want to get the status

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Responses

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application/json
{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Multiple Instance Migration Status

  • Retrieve the status of a previously initiated multiple instance migrations.
  • To initiate multiple instance migrations from AWS, use the `Import Multiple Instances From AWS` call.
  • Upon initiation, the migration will be in the state of `MIGRATE_START`.
  • Possible final states for each migration include `MIGRATE_CANCEL`, `MIGRATE_FINISH`, and `MIGRATE_ERROR`.
Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
migrationIds
required
Array of strings (Migration Ids)

List of Migration ids. Use the migrationId field received in a Import Multiple Instances from AWS response

Responses

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{
  • "migrationIds": [
    ]
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update Stateful Node States

Update the state of multiple Stateful Nodes.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
required
Array of objects (Stateful Node State)

An array of Stateful Node State objects (must contain at least 1 object).

Array
id
required
string

Identifier of the Stateful Node.

state
required
string
Enum: "PAUSE" "RESUME"

The new state of the Stateful Node.

Responses

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application/json
{
  • "managedInstanceStates": [
    ]
}

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

List Audit Log Events

Gets audit events that have response status of 200. This is the default when the responseStatus parameter is not included in the query. When you use responseStatus in the query, you can get all audit events without regard to status.

The API requires one of the following permissions to be defined in Spot:

  • Permission: Organization Viewer (See User Roles) or
  • Action: setup:describeAllAuditEvents (See Access Policies)
Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

fromDate
required
string <string>
Example: fromDate=1598918400000

Get items on or after this date (Unix timestamp)

responseStatus
string
Example: responseStatus=all

Determines whether the audit events should be filtered by their response status code or not. Valid values: "success": Gets only events with status 200. "all": Audit events will not be filtered by response status codes, and all the events will be returned. Default: success

toDate
required
string <string>
Example: toDate=1598918400000

Get items on or before this date (Unix timestamp)

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  • "request": {
    },
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Create Health Check

Create an HCS for Spot Elastigroup.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object

Group

object
name
string

A logical name for the health check

proxyAddress
required
string

The public hostname / IP where you installed the Spot HCS

proxyPort
integer

The port of the HCS. Default: 80

resourceId
required
string

Spot Resource ID

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{
  • "healthCheck": {
    }
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  • "request": {
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List Health Checks

Get a list of all HCS services.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

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  • "request": {
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Update Health Check

Update existing HCS.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
HEALTHCHECK_ID
required
string
Example: hcs-123

The HCS you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object

Group

object
name
string

A logical name for the health check

proxyAddress
string

The public hostname / IP where you installed the Spot HCS

proxyPort
integer

The port of the HCS. Default: 80

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{
  • "healthCheck": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
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Get Health Check

List the information of a particular HCS

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
HEALTHCHECK_ID
required
string
Example: hcs-123

The HCS you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
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Delete Health Check

Delete existing HCS

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
HEALTHCHECK_ID
required
string
Example: hcs-123

The HCS you want to update

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Notifications Service

A Spot Notifications service enables you a fast, flexible, fully managed push notification service that lets you know about major events that happened in your Spot account.ֿ Spot Notifications makes it simple and cost-effective to get push notifications to your email address, HTTP, HTTPS or AWS SNS (Simple Notifications Service).

Update Account Notification Policy

Update the account notification policy

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object
object
object

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{
  • "accountPolicy": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Get Account Notification Policy

Get the account notification policy

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Subscribe

Create a notification for your resources

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

Request Body schema: application/json
One of
required
object

Object defining the subscription parameters

endpoint
required
string

The endpoint the notification will be sent to. url in case of http/https/web, email address in case of email/email-json and sns-topic-arn in case of aws-sns. For example: YOUR@EMAIL.COM or https://YOUR_ENDPOINT.COM or SNS_TOPIC_ARN

object

The format of the notification content (JSON Format: Key + Value). The keys can be renamed.

eventType
required
string
Enum: "AWS_EC2_INSTANCE_TERMINATE" "AWS_EC2_INSTANCE_TERMINATED" "AWS_EC2_INSTANCE_LAUNCH" "AWS_EC2_INSTANCE_READY_SIGNAL_TIMEOUT" "SIGNAL_TIMEOUT_SHUTDOWN_SCRIPT" "AWS_EC2_CANT_SPIN_OD" "AWS_EC2_INSTANCE_UNHEALTHY_IN_ELB" "GROUP_ROLL_FAILED" "GROUP_ROLL_FINISHED" "CANT_SCALE_UP_GROUP_MAX_CAPACITY" "GROUP_UPDATED" "AWS_EMR_PROVISION_TIMEOUT" "GROUP_BEANSTALK_INIT_READY" "AZURE_VM_TERMINATED" "AZURE_VM_TERMINATE" "AWS_EC2_MANAGED_INSTANCE_PAUSING" "AWS_EC2_MANAGED_INSTANCE_RESUMING" "AWS_EC2_MANAGED_INSTANCE_RECYCLING" "AWS_EC2_MANAGED_INSTANCE_DELETING"

The event to send the notification when triggered.

protocol
required
string
Enum: "aws-sns" "email" "email-json" "web"

The protocol to send the notification.

The following values are deprecated: http https You can use the generic web protocol instead. aws-sns is only supported with AWS provider

resourceId
required
string

Spot Resource ID (Elastigroup ID, Ocean ID or Stateful Node ID)

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Example
{
  • "subscription": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
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List Subscriptions

List all subscriptions and their information

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Unsubscribe

Delete an existing page

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
subscriptionId
required
string
Example: sis-1234abcd

The subscription ID to operate on.

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

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  • "request": {
    },
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Get Subscription

Get a specific notification and its information

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
subscriptionId
required
string
Example: sis-1234abcd

The subscription ID to operate on.

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
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Update Subscription

Update existing notification

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
subscriptionId
required
string
Example: sis-1234abcd

The subscription ID to operate on.

query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

Request Body schema: application/json
required
object

Element that store all the subscription config

endpoint
string

The endpoint the notification will be sent to. url in case of http/https/web, email address in case of email/email-json and sns-topic-arn in case of aws-sns

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{
  • "subscription": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Insights Service

Potential Savings

Describe Potential Savings for AWS resources like - ASG (Auto-scaling groups), Beanstalk, ELB, ECS, EMR and tagged instances. The response will provide Potential monthly savings in USD

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

ID of the account associated with your token

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Instances Potential Savings

Describe potential savings for the listed instances. You can provide multiple instance IDs separated by a comma. The response will provide potential monthly savings in USD.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

instanceIds
required
string
Example: instanceIds=i-1234567

The instance ID

region
required
string
Example: region=us-east-1

The AWS Region

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
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}

Get Costs per Account

Retrieve costs up to one year back per specified account over a specified time period.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

ID of the account associated with your token

aggregationPeriod
string
Example: aggregationPeriod=daily

Optional. The time period over which data is aggregated. Can only be "daily". For example, the figures in each data set are per day

fromDate
string
Example: fromDate=2018-06-20

Date can be either in ISO-8601 date format (yyyy-mm-dd) or in Unix Timestamp format (e.g. 1494751821472). *Minimum from date can be one year ago.

toDate
string
Example: toDate=2018-11-20

Date can be either in ISO-8601 date format (yyyy-mm-dd) or in Unix Timestamp format (e.g. 1494751821472). *Data is shown until the past day (Does not include today's costs)

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Suggested Instance Type

Get suggested instance types by required resources. Note that request must include region, and at least one of the following values - baselineInstanceType, requiredVCpu, requiredMemoryGib

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
string
Example: accountId=act-123abc

ID of the account associated with your token

Request Body schema: application/json
object (AWS Elastigroup)
baselineInstanceType
string

Set valid AWS instance type as baseline

region
string

Set valid AWS region

object

Set required Memory (in Gib) resources by min / max

object

Set required CPU resources by min / max

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{
  • "requirements": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Create Data Integration

Create a new data integration, an object representing a connection to a third-party vendor to export to and import data from.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object
required
S3 (object)

The config of this data integration. Depends on the value of vendor.

name
required
string

The name of the data integration.

vendor
required
string
Value: "s3"

The vendor for the data integration. This value affects the expected config.

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{
  • "dataIntegration": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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List Data Integration

List data integrations.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

health
string
Enum: "valid" "invalid" "forbidden"
Example: health=valid

The health status of the data integrations to list.

name
string
Example: name=my-data-integration

The name of the data integrations to list.

status
string
Enum: "enabled" "disabled"
Example: status=enabled

The status of the data integrations to list.

vendor
string
Value: "s3"
Example: vendor=s3

The vendor of the data integrations to list.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Update Data Integration

Update an existing data integration.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
dataIntegrationId
required
string
Example: di-123abc

Identifier of the data integration.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

Request Body schema: application/json
object
S3 (object)

The config of this data integration. Depends on the value of vendor.

name
string

The name of the data integration.

status
string
Enum: "enabled" "disabled"

Determines if this data integration is on or off.

vendor
required
string
Value: "s3"

The vendor for the data integration. This value affects the expected config. This value is immutable and must be the same as the existing data integration.

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{
  • "dataIntegration": {
    }
}

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
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Get Data Integration

Get an existing data integration.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
dataIntegrationId
required
string
Example: di-123abc

Identifier of the data integration.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
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Delete Data Integration

Delete an existing data integration.

Authorizations:
auth
path Parameters
dataIntegrationId
required
string
Example: di-123abc

Identifier of the data integration.

query Parameters
accountId
required
string
Example: accountId=act-123456789

The ID of the account associated with your token.

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}

Get Organization Savings

Get the savings of the organization between the input time range.

Authorizations:
auth
query Parameters
fromDate
string
Example: fromDate=2022-06-20

Date can be either in ISO-8601 date format (yyyy-mm-dd) or in Unix Timestamp format (e.g. 1494751821472). *Minimum from date can be one year ago.

toDate
string
Example: toDate=2022-11-20

Date can be either in ISO-8601 date format (yyyy-mm-dd) or in Unix Timestamp format (e.g. 1494751821472). *Data is shown until the past day (Does not include today's costs)

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{
  • "request": {
    },
  • "response": {
    }
}