Set the acknowledged flag of a customer notice

add an alias to a site environment

Add an alias to a site.

add containers to an environment

add a database to an environment

Add address to the Customer

Add an additional IP address to the container

Here’s how you’d use the Thrift over AMQP system for this request.

Assign an SSL certificate with the site.

Backup a database

Perform a series of object setting changes Aside from being the same as having called create/update/clearObjectSetting, this method will also perform container deploys or loadbalancer reconfigures as needed

Change the customer email address

Change the customer password

Change the customer PIN

Check if CSR verification is valid yet

Check service configuration for this Environment.

Clear an object setting

Clone a database to a new database and an initial database user If performed on a PostgreSQL database, the username and name must be the same value.

Create a new environment, cloning the settings and files of an existing environment

Clone the root dir of one environment to another.

Convert a container to a different type, if possible

Control Panel wizard

Create a database and an initial database user You may use any characters to describe the database (up to 59 in length).

create an environment for a site

Create a site.

Create a backup

Create a Stackable CA signed certificate from a CSR Indicate how many days you want the cert signed for

Create a contact

Associate a contact method with a contact

Associate a notice type with a contact method

Create a certificate signing request

Create a new domain name.

Create a Customer-controlled FTP user

Create an API Key for the customer

Associate an ACL with the key

Create an object setting

Create a domain record on a previously existing domain.

Create a new database user

Fetch the latest billable bandwidth amount

Delete a key ACL

Run puppet for a customer (all containers) or a list of containers.

Delete a Container

Delete a Database

Delete an environment

Delete a Site

Remove an alias from a site environment

Remove an alias from a site

Delete a backup

Destroy a database backup

Delete a certificate.

Delete a contact

Delete a contact method

Delete a contact method notice association

Delete a CSR and it’s private key from the database

Destory a domain and all its related records.

Delete an FTP user

Delete a single domain record by id.

Delete all records by DomainName and DomainRecordName

Delete a user on a database

disable an environment

enable an environment

Search for a container.

Search for an environment

Search for a site.

Search for a Certificate given certain criteria

Search for a CSR given certain criteria Optionally include the private key in the result.

Free an Address from the customer

fetch the address for this environment

fetch the address for this site

Get all aliases associated with the environment

get all aliases associated with the site

Request the Stackable CA public key as a PEM-encoded x509 certificate.

Retrieve the information of a given Certificate id

Retrieve the information of a given CSR id.

Get the current resource usage

Get address details for a Customer

List container status changes

Get a list of usage data for a given interval The creation time of the container must not come after startTime + intervalTime or errors may occur

List container status changes

Get Addresses associated with Customer

List all customer Keys

Fetch the current site status

Get all the object settings, and catalog ids, for an object

List container out of memory events

Get a process table for a moment in time

Get a process table graph for a container over a period of time

Get the catalog

Get all the settings associated with the Customer

get all the settings associated with the environment

get all the settings associated with the site

Retrieve size history for a given database and range

Retrieve slow logs for a given database and range

Get Customer Username

Get a UUID for a Container.

Implementing this in JSON is fairly easy.

There is an inherent security risk with passing the API key over the wire, which was documented in the method JSON Proxy with plain API key above.

List all backups made of a container

List database backups

List all the available commands that can be run against a container

List contact methods

List contact notice types

List contacts and related objects

List containers in this Environment

List all the available upgrades for a container

List details of one or many Databases.

List domains that match optional criteria.

Returns a list of Environments that this container is serving.

List FTP users

Fetch all the notices associated with the customer (or global)

List all the available OSes

List all records matching optional criteria.

List all customer roles

List all the available types to containers

List all the users on a database

list the history of live environments (all history, or just an interval)

Order a Container

Orders a resource change for a Container

Provide a ping facility for each service

Reboot a Container

remove containers to an environment

remove a database from an environment

Remove an extra IP from the container

Rename a Container

Change the name for a Database You may use any characters to describe the database (up to 59 in length).

Create a cancellation request for a customer

Restart services on containers participating in this environment

Restore a backup

Revoke a certificate by it’s id You can only revoke certificates that were signed by Stackable

Revoke an API Key for the customer

Run a command against a container