Get clusters
editGet clusters
editThis endpoint is deprecated and scheduled to be removed in the next major version. Use list deployments instead.
Retrieves the information for all Elasticsearch clusters.
Request
editGET /api/v1/clusters/elasticsearch
Query parameters
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When plans are shown, includes the missing elements from the applicable deployment template. |
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The number of clusters to skip. |
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An optional query to filter Elasticsearch clusters by. Maps to an Elasticsearch query_string query. |
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Includes the hidden clusters in the response. |
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Includes all of the cluster metadata in the response. NOTE: Responses can include a large amount of metadata, as well as credentials. |
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When plans are shown, includes the default values in the response. NOTE: This option results in large responses. |
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Includes the active and pending plan information in the response. NOTE: This option can result in large responses. |
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Includes the Elasticsearch 2.x security information in the response. NOTE: Responses can include a large amount of metadata, as well as credentials. |
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Includes the cluster settings in the response. |
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The number of system alerts to include in the response. For example, the number of forced restarts caused from a limited amount of memory. Only numbers greater than zero return a field. NOTE: Responses can include a large number of system alerts. |
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Maximum number of clusters to include in the response. For all clusters, use -1. NOTE: This option can result in large responses and is not supported if a query is also specified. |
Responses
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200
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Returning the specified set of clusters from the platform
Request example
editcurl -XGET https://{{hostname}}/api/v1/clusters/elasticsearch \ -H "Authorization: ApiKey $ECE_API_KEY"