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Retrieve a consolidated alert

Returns a representation of the specified consolidated alert.

Path Parameters
  • id string required

    Performs the operation on the consolidated alert with the specified ID.

Responses

Success


Schema
  • _etag string

    The ETag value.

  • _links object

    URLs to pages related to the resource.

  • _self object

    The HATEOAS link to this resource.

  • href string

    The URI for the referenced operation.

  • templated boolean

    Determines whether the "href" link is a URI template. If set to true, the "href" link is a URI template.

  • type string

    The HTTP method to be used with the "href" link for the referenced operation.

  • update-consolidated-alert object

    A resource-specific HATEOAS link.

  • href string

    The URI for the referenced operation.

  • templated boolean

    Determines whether the "href" link is a URI template. If set to true, the "href" link is a URI template.

  • type string

    The HTTP method to be used with the "href" link for the referenced operation.

  • active_entity_count int64

    The number of currently active individual alerts associated with the consolidated alert.

  • cause string

    The issue that generated the alert. Each alert cause is associated with an alert type.

  • cleared_entity_count int64

    The number of cleared individual alerts associated with the consolidated alert.

  • cleared_timestamp string

    The timestamp of when the consolidated alert was cleared, if ever. Represented in RFC-3339 format. If this alert has not been cleared, this field will have a value of null. A consolidated alert goes into "cleared" status when all of its associated individual alerts are in "cleared" status or when a Clumio user manually clears it.

  • details object

    Additional information about the consolidated alert.

  • cause string

    A brief description of the condition that caused the alert. Examples include "Size Limit Exceeded" and "Insufficient Cloud Connector Capacity".

  • type string

    The general alert category. Examples include "Policy Violated" and "Restore Failed".

  • id string

    The Clumio-assigned ID of the consolidated alert.

  • notes string

    A record of user-provided information about the alert.

  • parent_entity object

    The entity associated with or affected by the alert.

  • id string

    A system-generated ID assigned to this entity.

  • type string

    Type is mostly an asset type or the type of Entity. Some examples are "restored_file", "aws_ebs_volume", etc.

  • value string

    A system-generated value assigned to the entity. For example, if the primary entity type is "aws_ebs_volume", then the value is the name of the EBS.

  • raised_timestamp string

    The timestamp of when the consolidated alert was initially raised. Represented in RFC-3339 format.

  • severity string

    The alert severity level. Values include "error" and "warning".

  • status string

    The consolidated alert status. A consolidated alert is in "active" status if one or more of its associated individual alerts is in "active" status. A consolidated alert goes into "cleared" status when all of its associated individual alerts are in "cleared" status or when a Clumio user manually clears it.

  • type string

    The general alert category. An alert type may be associated with multiple alert causes. Examples of alert types include "tag_conflict" and "policy_violated". Refer to the Alert Type table for a complete list of alert types.

  • updated_timestamp string

    The timestamp of when the consolidated alert was last updated. Represented in RFC-3339 format. Raising a new individual alert will update its associated consolidated alert.

GET /alerts/consolidated/:id    

Authorization

Request

Click Edit to configure Base URL
https://us-west-2.api.clumio.com
Bearer Token
id — path required
curl -L -X GET 'https://us-west-2.api.clumio.com/alerts/consolidated/:id' \
-H 'Accept: application/api.clumio.consolidated-alerts=v1+json' \
-H 'Authorization: Bearer <TOKEN>'