Armor Infrastructure API is one of 70 APIs that Armor publishes on the APIs.io network, described by a machine-readable OpenAPI specification.
Tagged areas include Infrastructure. The published artifact set on APIs.io includes an OpenAPI specification, API documentation, an API reference, and authentication docs.
This API exposes
45 operations
across 35 paths,
and defines 48 schemas.
It is described by OpenAPI 3.2.0, at version v1.
Requests are made against a single base URL, https://api.armor.com.
45 operations35 paths48 schemas6 DELETE25 GET8 POST6 PUT
Metadata
The identity and technical contract details declared by the specification.
Specification
OpenAPI 3.2.0
API Version
v1
Base URL
https://api.armor.com
Authentication
API Key, API Key
Resource Areas
1
Authentication & Security 2
Armor Infrastructure API declares
2 security schemes
for authenticating requests.
An API key is passed in the header as Authorization (Authorization).
An API key is passed in the header as X-Account-Context (X-Account-Context).
Authorization — Authorization Token
X-Account-Context — X-Account-Context
Paths & Operations 45
Across 35 paths, the API surfaces 45 operations — 6 DELETE, 25 GET, 8 POST, 6 PUT. Each is listed below with its method, path, parameters, and response codes.
Infrastructure 45
GET
/{entityType}/{entityId}/tasks
Retrieve a list of scheduled events that are associated to your account.
Task_GetList2 params→ 200
DELETE
/{entityType}/{entityId}/tasks
Delete a scheduled event that is associated to an entity.
Task_CancelTask2 paramsbody→ 200400
GET
/{entityType}/tasks
Retrieve list of scheduled events for all accounts.
Task_GetTaskList1 param→ 200
GET
/apps
Retrieve any workloads that are associated to your Account.
App_GetAppList→ 200
GET
/apps/{appId}/tiers
Retrieves all the tiers associated with a specified workload.
Tier_GetAppTiers1 param→ 200400
POST
/apps/{appId}/tiers
Create a new tier on a workload, to serve as a logical grouping of servers within a workload.
Tier_AddTier1 parambody→ 200400
GET
/apps/{appId}/tiers/{tierId}
Retrieves information for a specified tier from a workload.
Tier_Get2 params→ 200400
PUT
/apps/{appId}/tiers/{tierId}
Updates an existing tier on a workload
Tier_UpdateTier2 paramsbody→ 200400
DELETE
/apps/{appId}/tiers/{tierId}
Delete a single tier from a workload.
Tier_DeleteTier2 params→ 200400
GET
/apps/{id}
Retrieve details for a workload that is associated to your Account.
App_GetAppDetail1 param→ 200404
PUT
/apps/{id}
Update the details for a workload that is associated to your Account.
App_UpdateApp1 parambody→ 200400
DELETE
/apps/{id}
Delete a workload that is associated to your Account.
App_DeleteApp1 param→ 200400
PUT
/apps/vms/{id}
Assign VM to Workload
App_AssignVmToWorkLoad1 parambody→ 200400
GET
/health-monitoring/core/health/{vmId}
ServiceHealth_HealthStatus1 param→ 200400
GET
/health-monitoring/core/health-status/{vmId}
ServiceHealth_HealthStatusPublic1 param→ 200400
GET
/locations
Return a set of available locations for provisioning new servers.
Location_Get1 param→ 200400
GET
/orders
Retrieve the list of orders that are associated to your account.
Orders_GetOrdersAsync→ 200400
GET
/orders/{id}
Retrieve a specific order for your account.
Orders_GetOrderAsync1 param→ 200400
GET
/orders/{osname}/wsus
Retrieve the Wsus details for your ordered vm.
Orders_GetWsusDetails1 param→ 200400
POST
/orders/subscriptions
Submit a subscription order.
Orders_PostSubscriptionOrderAsyncbody→ 200400
POST
/orders/vms
Create a virtual machine (VM) order.
Orders_PostVmOrderAsyncbody→ 200400
GET
/stats/vms/{vmId}
Get statistics on your VM.
Stats_GetAllUtilizationStats4 params→ 200400
GET
/stats/vms/{vmId}/metrics
Stats_GetAllStatusForOneVm3 params→ 200400
GET
/storage/summary
Returns a list of VM's, the related storage summaries for each storage tier (SSD, FLUID, and RAW), and the location the storage is utilized.
Storage_GetStorageSummaryByAccountId→ 200403
GET
/vms
Get a list of virtual machines for the current account.
Vm_GetVmList→ 200400
GET
/vms/{id}
Get details for a specific VM.
Vm_GetVmDetail1 param→ 200400
PUT
/vms/{id}
Update the name of a VM.
Vm_UpdateVm1 parambody→ 200400
DELETE
/vms/{id}
Delete a VM.
Vm_DeleteVm1 parambody→ 202400
POST
/vms/{id}/adjustResources
Update VM to a new fixed instance geometry in order to increase/decrease CPU and/or memory.
Vm_AdjustVmResources1 parambody→ 200400
GET
/vms/{id}/license
Vm_GetLicenseDetailsByVmId1 param→ 200
POST
/vms/{id}/power/{powerAction}
Perform a power action on a virtual machine.
Vm_PowerActionVm2 params→ 200400
POST
/vms/{id}/processScheduledEvent
Force processing a vm event scheduled in the future or already due, but incomplete
Vm_ProcessScheduledEvent1 param→ 200400
GET
/vms/{vmId}/availableStorage
Returns the list of available storage products that can be added to a VM.
Storage_GetAvailableStorageByVm1 param→ 200403
POST
/vms/{vmId}/disk
Add a disk to a VM by id.
Storage_AddDisk1 parambody→ 200401403
DELETE
/vms/{vmId}/disk/{diskId}
Deletes the specified disk, by id, for the specified VM.
Storage_DeleteDisk2 params→ 200400403
PUT
/vms/{vmId}/disk/{diskId}/advancedsettings
Deletes the specified disk, by id, for the specified VM.
The contract defines 48 schemas that model the data the API accepts and returns. The most detailed are FireHost.Infrastructure.Compute.Models.AccountVmWithCloudConnectionsDto (58 properties), FireHost.Infrastructure.Compute.Models.VmDetail (50 properties), FireHost.Infrastructure.Compute.Models.CoreVmDetail (50 properties), FireHost.Infrastructure.Compute.Models.AccountVmDto (38 properties). Each schema is shown below with its type and property counts.
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