| Name |
Type |
Description |
Notes |
| application_boundary_scope |
str |
Use when querying calls of an application: `INBOUND`: only inbound calls `ALL`: all the calls to that application (inbound + internal) |
[optional] |
| application_id |
str |
An Instana generated unique identifier for an Application. If specified, the list of results will be filtered for the specified Application ID. Eg: `Av62RoIKQv-A3n6DbMQh9g`. One can see the application id from Instana UI by going to an Application Perspective page. In the URL, there will be `appId=Av62RoIKQv-A3n6DbMQh9g`. Alternatively, one can use `Get applications` API endpoint to get the application id in `id` parameter. |
[optional] |
| endpoint_id |
str |
An Instana generated unique identifier for an Endpoint. If specified, the list of results will be filtered for the specified Endpoint ID. Eg `NCRq5oYnan5x-PkdTPQwLLUdu5M`. One can see the endpoint id from Instana UI by going to an Endpoint page. In the URL, there will be `endpointId=NCRq5oYnan5x-PkdTPQwLLUdu5M`. Alternatively, one can use `Get endpoints` API endpoint to get the endpoint id in `id` parameter. |
[optional] |
| endpoint_types |
List[str] |
|
[optional] |
| metrics |
List[AppDataMetricConfiguration] |
A list of objects each of which defines a metric and the (statistical) aggregation -- MEAN, SUM, MAX, etc -- that should be used to summarize it for the defined time frame. Eg: `[{ 'metric': 'latency', 'aggregation': 'MEAN'}]`. To know more about supported metrics and its aggregation, See `Get Metric catalog`. |
|
| name_filter |
str |
filter by name with `contains` semantic. Eg: Let's say there are 2 names `app1` and `app2`, you can set `app`` here to include the two names |
[optional] |
| order |
Order |
|
[optional] |
| pagination |
Pagination |
|
[optional] |
| service_id |
str |
An Instana generated unique identifier for a Service. If specified, the list of results will be filtered for the specified Service ID. Eg: `3feb3dcd206c166ef2b41c707e0cd38d7cd325aa`. One can see the service id from Instana UI by going to a Service page. In the URL, there will be `serviceId=3feb3dcd206c166ef2b41c707e0cd38d7cd325aa`. Alternatively, one can use `Get services` API endpoint to get the service id in `id` parameter. |
[optional] |
| technologies |
List[str] |
|
[optional] |
| time_frame |
TimeFrame |
|
[optional] |
from instana_client.models.get_applications import GetApplications
# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of GetApplications from a JSON string
get_applications_instance = GetApplications.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(GetApplications.to_json())
# convert the object into a dict
get_applications_dict = get_applications_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of GetApplications from a dict
get_applications_from_dict = GetApplications.from_dict(get_applications_dict)
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