I am trying to use the Google Cloud monitoring REST APIs to get timeseries data of my project. I have been looking at the documentation here: https://cloud.google.com/monitoring/api/ref_v3/rest/v3/projects.timeSeries/list
I do not see any API where I can query for multiple timeseries (with different filters each) using one single REST call. Is that possible with the available APIs ?
For example, for a given timerange, I might want to get the kubernetes/cpu/usage metric with certain filters and the kubernetes/memory/usage metric with a different set of filters in one single REST API call.
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I’m trying to use a REST API call to find all envelopes with subjects that are either {{cSubject_1}} OR {{cSubject_2}}.
I’m using "search_text" for filtering but I’m not sure how I should use the logical operator for “OR” for this purpose.
I would appreciate if you could help me with this.
Thanks,
Kathy
There's currently no support for this type of complex query in the search_text for The Envelopes:listStatusChanges endpoint.
The search_text allows you to have a single text item that is search across the board (recipients, subject, etc.) and is not limited to a specific meta-data. You can use other filters to filter by other means.
I would recommend storing envelope's meta-data in your application storage (or database) and using your own code to query this information if possible.
I would like to get the query used in each of my dashboards using the Grafana API.
The expr field in the JSON model menu of the UI seems to contain the query. Is there a way of querying this using the API?
You can't do that. There is no official API which will return all "dashboard queries". It isn't possible, because frontend in the browser generate that and exact query depends on the user input (e.g. time range, dashboard variables, used macros, ....) and also used datasource.
I'm looking for design pattern/library to combine multiple different endpoint to be visible as one.
Let's say I have 3 endpoints, each of them returns the same type of objects, of course objects are different and have unique id. I want to create an endpoint which calls all of them, combine results, filter & sort & page, then return results.
There can be many objects, so it could be good to have caching, to call those three endpoints only when something has changed (let's say I somehow know if I need to refresh cache).
I imagine there's a library which can connect multiple endpoint into one, cache results and deliver filter & sort & page. Some sort of, let's say, Spring repository: however data are not read from database, but from cache, which gathers them from REST endpoints.
I was looking at Gateway design pattern like Spring Gateway or Zuul Proxy, but it seems to be only a wrapper, no possibility process data.
Of course I can do such things manually:
create controller
call three endpoints (if needed to refresh)
fill cache
read data from cache sort, filter, page, and return them
but if I need to do that multiple times, I'm looking for library to do that.
You can implement the GatewayFilterFactory with aggregation and caching in Spring Cloud Gateway. But it looks like the creation of a controller.
I have gone through following question
SharePoint REST API call with more than 500 rows
We want to use Search API with REST API or JSOM. We have large lists in SharePoint. The data can be 100000 or more items in a single list. There are multiple large lists. In some scenarios search API which will search across all lists and in some scenarios it will also search in a single lists.
So like REST API does it throw threshold error for more than 5000 matched items or does SharePoint Search REST API throws any threshold limit in any case?
As Mike pointed out, I'm not aware of any limitations in terms of API's for search in SharePoint. You will have to make a lot of sub requests to retrieve all the items if you need to do so (but generally speaking, it'd probably be better to have a more complex query, retrieving less items and giving more work to the search engine). More details on how you can paginate (REST) here.
Keep in mind that your search service application needs to be properly designed to accept all the items otherwise it might stop indexing new items. (if you're on prem. or doing hybrid)
This unstructured format
http://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/Locations?addressLine=3712%20Adelaide&adminDistrict=TX&locality=The%20Colony&countryRegion=US&postalCode=75056&maxRes=1&key=YourKey
does not seem to return the same result as this structured format
http://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/Locations/US/TX/75056/The%20Colony/3712%20Adelaide?o=json&key=YourKey
The structured format is returning high confidence and the unstructured format is returning medium. What am I missing?
Edit: I never would have expected this. I have discovered the unstructured format returns medium confidence with my current API key and returns high confidence with a new trial key. What does this mean?
Trying the URL's you provided I see the exact same results with the same high confidence value.
Here is the response from the Microsoft Bing Team:
Issue Definition: Question regarding Bing Maps REST Location API service. Scope Agreement: As per our communication, you provided a query for 3712 Adelaide, The Colony, TX 75056 with the Bing Maps REST Location API with a Basic and Enterprise key and received different results and you would like to know the reason. The reason you are receiving different results is because we are in the middle of deploying new information to the Bing Maps REST geocoder. This information is first flighted on Basic (free) accounts before it is released to Enterprise customers.
Our Product Group let us know that it should be deployed to all Enterprise customers by the end of this month.