Std user docs

Drive

List all drives
GET	/drives/list
Returns (list)	KEY	VALUE
	uuid	A UUID of the entity

List all standard drives
GET	/drives/list/standard
Returns (list)	KEY	VALUE
	uuid	A UUID of the entity

Get all drives info
GET	/drives/info
Returns (dicts)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	drive	Drive UUID
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	licenses	License(s) for paid software
	encryption:cipher	either 'none' or 'aes-xts-plain' (the default)
	created	Creation date
	imaging	'true' if this is underway, or 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first. If a drive is imaging, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	imaging:source	UUID of the source drive being imaged onto this drive
	imaging:targets	UUID(s) of the target drives being imaged from this drive
	:	Drive IO bytes / requests since host boot
	sync	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed or 'active' if complete and maintaining sync.
	sync:target	UUID of the target drive being synced from this drive
	sync:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	pull	'true' if this is underway; make a call to /info/full to get more detail: 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first, percentage completed if in progress, or 'verifying' if in progress of verifying the checksum
	pull:source	The remote image that is being pulled
	pull:checksum	The checksum of the drive post-pull
	pull:checksum:algorithm	The algorithm used to check the checksum
	pull:checksum:bytes	The number of bytes of the drive that were used to generate the checksum. This should match the expected size of the pulled image.
	pull:checksum:expected	The checksum provided in the initial /pull call, checked against 'pull:checksum' to verify the drive image
	pull:checksum:status	Whether or not verification by checksum succeeded

Get all drives full info
GET	/drives/info/full
Returns (dicts)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	drive	Drive UUID
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	licenses	License(s) for paid software
	encryption:cipher	either 'none' or 'aes-xts-plain' (the default)
	created	Creation date
	imaging	'true' if this is underway, or 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first. If a drive is imaging, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	imaging:source	UUID of the source drive being imaged onto this drive
	imaging:targets	UUID(s) of the target drives being imaged from this drive
	:	Drive IO bytes / requests since host boot
	sync	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed or 'active' if complete and maintaining sync.
	sync:target	UUID of the target drive being synced from this drive
	sync:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	pull	'true' if this is underway; make a call to /info/full to get more detail: 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first, percentage completed if in progress, or 'verifying' if in progress of verifying the checksum
	pull:source	The remote image that is being pulled
	pull:checksum	The checksum of the drive post-pull
	pull:checksum:algorithm	The algorithm used to check the checksum
	pull:checksum:bytes	The number of bytes of the drive that were used to generate the checksum. This should match the expected size of the pulled image.
	pull:checksum:expected	The checksum provided in the initial /pull call, checked against 'pull:checksum' to verify the drive image
	pull:checksum:status	Whether or not verification by checksum succeeded

Get all drives cached full info
GET	/drives/info/full/cached
Returns (dicts)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	drive	Drive UUID
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	licenses	License(s) for paid software
	encryption:cipher	either 'none' or 'aes-xts-plain' (the default)
	created	Creation date
	imaging	'true' if this is underway, or 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first. If a drive is imaging, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	imaging:source	UUID of the source drive being imaged onto this drive
	imaging:targets	UUID(s) of the target drives being imaged from this drive
	:	Drive IO bytes / requests since host boot
	sync	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed or 'active' if complete and maintaining sync.
	sync:target	UUID of the target drive being synced from this drive
	sync:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	pull	'true' if this is underway; make a call to /info/full to get more detail: 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first, percentage completed if in progress, or 'verifying' if in progress of verifying the checksum
	pull:source	The remote image that is being pulled
	pull:checksum	The checksum of the drive post-pull
	pull:checksum:algorithm	The algorithm used to check the checksum
	pull:checksum:bytes	The number of bytes of the drive that were used to generate the checksum. This should match the expected size of the pulled image.
	pull:checksum:expected	The checksum provided in the initial /pull call, checked against 'pull:checksum' to verify the drive image
	pull:checksum:status	Whether or not verification by checksum succeeded

Get all standard drives info
GET	/drives/info/standard
Returns (dicts)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	drive	Drive UUID
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	format	the compressed format of the drive image
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix
	media	Media type of the standard drive image, either cdrom or disk (thedefault)
	rawsize	The size in GB of the drive image post-decompression

Get single drive info
GET	/drives/DRIVE/info
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	drive	Drive UUID
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	licenses	License(s) for paid software
	encryption:cipher	either 'none' or 'aes-xts-plain' (the default)
	created	Creation date
	imaging	'true' if this is underway, or 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first. If a drive is imaging, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	imaging:source	UUID of the source drive being imaged onto this drive
	imaging:targets	UUID(s) of the target drives being imaged from this drive
	:	Drive IO bytes / requests since host boot
	sync	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed or 'active' if complete and maintaining sync.
	sync:target	UUID of the target drive being synced from this drive
	sync:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	pull	'true' if this is underway; make a call to /info/full to get more detail: 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first, percentage completed if in progress, or 'verifying' if in progress of verifying the checksum
	pull:source	The remote image that is being pulled
	pull:checksum	The checksum of the drive post-pull
	pull:checksum:algorithm	The algorithm used to check the checksum
	pull:checksum:bytes	The number of bytes of the drive that were used to generate the checksum. This should match the expected size of the pulled image.
	pull:checksum:expected	The checksum provided in the initial /pull call, checked against 'pull:checksum' to verify the drive image
	pull:checksum:status	Whether or not verification by checksum succeeded

Get single drive full info
GET	/drives/DRIVE/info/full
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	drive	Drive UUID
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	licenses	License(s) for paid software
	encryption:cipher	either 'none' or 'aes-xts-plain' (the default)
	created	Creation date
	imaging	'true' if this is underway, or 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first. If a drive is imaging, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	imaging:source	UUID of the source drive being imaged onto this drive
	imaging:targets	UUID(s) of the target drives being imaged from this drive
	:	Drive IO bytes / requests since host boot
	sync	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed or 'active' if complete and maintaining sync.
	sync:target	UUID of the target drive being synced from this drive
	sync:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	pull	'true' if this is underway; make a call to /info/full to get more detail: 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first, percentage completed if in progress, or 'verifying' if in progress of verifying the checksum
	pull:source	The remote image that is being pulled
	pull:checksum	The checksum of the drive post-pull
	pull:checksum:algorithm	The algorithm used to check the checksum
	pull:checksum:bytes	The number of bytes of the drive that were used to generate the checksum. This should match the expected size of the pulled image.
	pull:checksum:expected	The checksum provided in the initial /pull call, checked against 'pull:checksum' to verify the drive image
	pull:checksum:status	Whether or not verification by checksum succeeded

Create a drive
POST	/drives/create
Expects	KEY	VALUE	Optional
	name	Name of entity	False
	tags	space-separated list of tags	True
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users	True
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs	True
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)	True
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix	False
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)	True
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept	True
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)	True
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)	True
	tier	Storage tier	True
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders	True
	encryption:cipher	either 'none' or 'aes-xts-plain' (the default)	True
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	drive	Drive UUID
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	licenses	License(s) for paid software
	encryption:cipher	either 'none' or 'aes-xts-plain' (the default)
	created	Creation date
	imaging	'true' if this is underway, or 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first. If a drive is imaging, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	imaging:source	UUID of the source drive being imaged onto this drive
	imaging:targets	UUID(s) of the target drives being imaged from this drive
	:	Drive IO bytes / requests since host boot
	sync	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed or 'active' if complete and maintaining sync.
	sync:target	UUID of the target drive being synced from this drive
	sync:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	pull	'true' if this is underway; make a call to /info/full to get more detail: 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first, percentage completed if in progress, or 'verifying' if in progress of verifying the checksum
	pull:source	The remote image that is being pulled
	pull:checksum	The checksum of the drive post-pull
	pull:checksum:algorithm	The algorithm used to check the checksum
	pull:checksum:bytes	The number of bytes of the drive that were used to generate the checksum. This should match the expected size of the pulled image.
	pull:checksum:expected	The checksum provided in the initial /pull call, checked against 'pull:checksum' to verify the drive image
	pull:checksum:status	Whether or not verification by checksum succeeded

Resync the API database for a specific drive
POST	/servers/SERVER/resync
Expects	Empty POST
Notes:	Resync the Database attributes for a given drive based on the current infrastructure configuration.

Destroy a drive
POST	/drives/DRIVE/destroy
Expects	Empty POST
Returns	HTTP 204 No Content

Set extra drive data
POST	/drives/DRIVE/set
Expects	KEY	VALUE	Optional
	name	Name of entity	True
	tags	space-separated list of tags (or None)	True
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users (or None)	True
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs (or None)	True
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem) (or None)	True
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix	True
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks) (or None)	True
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept (or None)	True
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources) (or None)	True
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets) (or None)	True
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	drive	Drive UUID
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	licenses	License(s) for paid software
	encryption:cipher	either 'none' or 'aes-xts-plain' (the default)
	created	Creation date
	imaging	'true' if this is underway, or 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first. If a drive is imaging, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	imaging:source	UUID of the source drive being imaged onto this drive
	imaging:targets	UUID(s) of the target drives being imaged from this drive
	:	Drive IO bytes / requests since host boot
	sync	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed or 'active' if complete and maintaining sync.
	sync:target	UUID of the target drive being synced from this drive
	sync:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	pull	'true' if this is underway; make a call to /info/full to get more detail: 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first, percentage completed if in progress, or 'verifying' if in progress of verifying the checksum
	pull:source	The remote image that is being pulled
	pull:checksum	The checksum of the drive post-pull
	pull:checksum:algorithm	The algorithm used to check the checksum
	pull:checksum:bytes	The number of bytes of the drive that were used to generate the checksum. This should match the expected size of the pulled image.
	pull:checksum:expected	The checksum provided in the initial /pull call, checked against 'pull:checksum' to verify the drive image
	pull:checksum:status	Whether or not verification by checksum succeeded

Image a drive from another drive
POST	/drives/DRIVE/image/SOURCE[/CONVERSION]
Expects	Empty POST
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	drive	Drive UUID
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	licenses	License(s) for paid software
	encryption:cipher	either 'none' or 'aes-xts-plain' (the default)
	created	Creation date
	imaging	'true' if this is underway, or 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first. If a drive is imaging, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	imaging:source	UUID of the source drive being imaged onto this drive
	imaging:targets	UUID(s) of the target drives being imaged from this drive
	:	Drive IO bytes / requests since host boot
	sync	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed or 'active' if complete and maintaining sync.
	sync:target	UUID of the target drive being synced from this drive
	sync:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	pull	'true' if this is underway; make a call to /info/full to get more detail: 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first, percentage completed if in progress, or 'verifying' if in progress of verifying the checksum
	pull:source	The remote image that is being pulled
	pull:checksum	The checksum of the drive post-pull
	pull:checksum:algorithm	The algorithm used to check the checksum
	pull:checksum:bytes	The number of bytes of the drive that were used to generate the checksum. This should match the expected size of the pulled image.
	pull:checksum:expected	The checksum provided in the initial /pull call, checked against 'pull:checksum' to verify the drive image
	pull:checksum:status	Whether or not verification by checksum succeeded
Notes:	Supports 'gzip' or 'gunzip' conversions. The actual imagingprocess is asynchronous, with progress reported via drive info.

Pull a drive image from a remote URL to a drive
POST	/drives/DRIVE/pull
Expects	KEY	VALUE	Optional
	source	The remote image to be pulled to the drive	False
	checksum	The checksum of the file to be pulled, or the URL of a checksum file containing a list of checksums and filenames	True
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	drive	Drive UUID
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	licenses	License(s) for paid software
	encryption:cipher	either 'none' or 'aes-xts-plain' (the default)
	created	Creation date
	imaging	'true' if this is underway, or 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first. If a drive is imaging, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	imaging:source	UUID of the source drive being imaged onto this drive
	imaging:targets	UUID(s) of the target drives being imaged from this drive
	:	Drive IO bytes / requests since host boot
	sync	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed or 'active' if complete and maintaining sync.
	sync:target	UUID of the target drive being synced from this drive
	sync:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	pull	'true' if this is underway; make a call to /info/full to get more detail: 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first, percentage completed if in progress, or 'verifying' if in progress of verifying the checksum
	pull:source	The remote image that is being pulled
	pull:checksum	The checksum of the drive post-pull
	pull:checksum:algorithm	The algorithm used to check the checksum
	pull:checksum:bytes	The number of bytes of the drive that were used to generate the checksum. This should match the expected size of the pulled image.
	pull:checksum:expected	The checksum provided in the initial /pull call, checked against 'pull:checksum' to verify the drive image
	pull:checksum:status	Whether or not verification by checksum succeeded
Notes:	'checksum' may be a checksum hash or a URL to a file containing a list of hashes and filenames. The actual pulling process is asynchronous, with progress reported via drive info.

Sync a drive to another drive
POST	/drives/DRIVE/sync/TARGET[/CONVERSION]
Expects	Empty POST
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	drive	Drive UUID
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	licenses	License(s) for paid software
	encryption:cipher	either 'none' or 'aes-xts-plain' (the default)
	created	Creation date
	imaging	'true' if this is underway, or 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first. If a drive is imaging, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	imaging:source	UUID of the source drive being imaged onto this drive
	imaging:targets	UUID(s) of the target drives being imaged from this drive
	:	Drive IO bytes / requests since host boot
	sync	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed or 'active' if complete and maintaining sync.
	sync:target	UUID of the target drive being synced from this drive
	sync:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	pull	'true' if this is underway; make a call to /info/full to get more detail: 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first, percentage completed if in progress, or 'verifying' if in progress of verifying the checksum
	pull:source	The remote image that is being pulled
	pull:checksum	The checksum of the drive post-pull
	pull:checksum:algorithm	The algorithm used to check the checksum
	pull:checksum:bytes	The number of bytes of the drive that were used to generate the checksum. This should match the expected size of the pulled image.
	pull:checksum:expected	The checksum provided in the initial /pull call, checked against 'pull:checksum' to verify the drive image
	pull:checksum:status	Whether or not verification by checksum succeeded

Stop syncing a drive
POST	/drives/DRIVE/unsync
Expects	Empty POST
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	drive	Drive UUID
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	licenses	License(s) for paid software
	encryption:cipher	either 'none' or 'aes-xts-plain' (the default)
	created	Creation date
	imaging	'true' if this is underway, or 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first. If a drive is imaging, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	imaging:source	UUID of the source drive being imaged onto this drive
	imaging:targets	UUID(s) of the target drives being imaged from this drive
	:	Drive IO bytes / requests since host boot
	sync	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed or 'active' if complete and maintaining sync.
	sync:target	UUID of the target drive being synced from this drive
	sync:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	pull	'true' if this is underway; make a call to /info/full to get more detail: 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first, percentage completed if in progress, or 'verifying' if in progress of verifying the checksum
	pull:source	The remote image that is being pulled
	pull:checksum	The checksum of the drive post-pull
	pull:checksum:algorithm	The algorithm used to check the checksum
	pull:checksum:bytes	The number of bytes of the drive that were used to generate the checksum. This should match the expected size of the pulled image.
	pull:checksum:expected	The checksum provided in the initial /pull call, checked against 'pull:checksum' to verify the drive image
	pull:checksum:status	Whether or not verification by checksum succeeded

Clone a specific drive
POST	/drives/DRIVE/clone[/CONVERSION]
Expects	KEY	VALUE	Optional
	name	Name of entity	True
	tags	space-separated list of tags	True
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users	True
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs	True
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)	True
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix	True
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)	True
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept	True
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)	True
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)	True
	tier	Storage tier	True
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders	True
	encryption:cipher	either 'none' or 'aes-xts-plain' (the default)	True
	user	User UUID owning an entity	True
	email	User's email	True
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	size	Size in bytes or as per suffix
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	drive	Drive UUID
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	licenses	License(s) for paid software
	encryption:cipher	either 'none' or 'aes-xts-plain' (the default)
	created	Creation date
	imaging	'true' if this is underway, or 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first. If a drive is imaging, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	imaging:source	UUID of the source drive being imaged onto this drive
	imaging:targets	UUID(s) of the target drives being imaged from this drive
	:	Drive IO bytes / requests since host boot
	sync	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed or 'active' if complete and maintaining sync.
	sync:target	UUID of the target drive being synced from this drive
	sync:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	pull	'true' if this is underway; make a call to /info/full to get more detail: 'queued' if waiting for another imaging or pulling operation to complete first, percentage completed if in progress, or 'verifying' if in progress of verifying the checksum
	pull:source	The remote image that is being pulled
	pull:checksum	The checksum of the drive post-pull
	pull:checksum:algorithm	The algorithm used to check the checksum
	pull:checksum:bytes	The number of bytes of the drive that were used to generate the checksum. This should match the expected size of the pulled image.
	pull:checksum:expected	The checksum provided in the initial /pull call, checked against 'pull:checksum' to verify the drive image
	pull:checksum:status	Whether or not verification by checksum succeeded

Read binary data from a drive
GET	/drives/DRIVE/read[/OFFSET[/SIZE]]
Returns	Binary data (Content-Type: application/octet-stream)
Notes:	OFFSET and SIZE are specified in bytes, optionally with a k/M/G/T suffix. At present, SIZE may not exceed 4MB for a single request. Our drive download tool automatically reads the drive in 4MB chunks. You should do the same for large downloads.

Write binary data to a drive
POST	/drives/DRIVE/write[/OFFSET]
Expects	Binary data (Content-Type: application/octet-stream)
Returns	HTTP 204 No Content
Notes:	OFFSET is the offset in the target drive at which to start writing, not an offset in the input stream. It is specified in bytes, optionally with a k/M/G/T suffix. Our drive upload tool automatically splits the input file into 4MB chunks and transfers each chunk gzipped. You should do the same for large uploads.

Server

List all servers
GET	/servers/list
Returns (list)	KEY	VALUE
	uuid	A UUID of the entity

Get all servers info
GET	/servers/info
Returns (dicts)	KEY	VALUE
	cpu	CPU in core-MHz
	mem	Memory in MB
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	name	Name of entity
	nic:0:ip	Public IP(s) which a server's operating system can use on nic:0
	respawn	'true' means that a container will automatically restart when shutdown from within the operating system
	password	Server's password
	persistent	'true' means that server will revert to a 'stopped' status on server stop or shutdown, rather than being destroyed automatically
	nic:0:firewall:accept	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be opened and to which protocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:reject	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be closed and to whichprotocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:policy	Defines the action to be applied to all packets not matching an existing firewall rule. Possible values are 'accept' or 'reject'. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	fs:	Folder UUID and path to connect as specific filesystem
	smp	Number of virtual processor cores, or 'auto' to calculate based on cpu. When the server starts, this key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets', appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual cpus) that these appear in.
		Drive UUID to connect as specified device
	vnc	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot.
	boot	Device boot order, e.g. ide:0:0 or ide:1:0. Set to a list to make multiple devices bootable.
	vnc:tls	Set to 'on' to require VeNCrypt-style TLS auth in addition to the password. If this is unset, only unencrypted VNC is available.
	fs::mount	Mount point for specified filesystem
	nic:0:dhcp	IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts,this key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	nic::mac	MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	nic::vlan	VLAN to which the network interface is attached
	nic::model	NIC hardware emulated for the network interface (use 'e1000'as default value; 'virtio' or 'rtl8139' are also available).
	:media	Media type set to 'cdrom' to simulate a cdrom, set to 'disk' or leave unset to simulate a hard disk.
	fs::options	Mount type for specific filesystem
	type	Server type: vm (the default) or container
	avoid:drives	space-separated list of existing drives to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives
	avoid:servers	space-separated list of existing servers to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing servers
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	nic:0:block	Outbound port blocks on public NIC
	cpu:used	CPU used in core-MHz
	mem:used	Memory used in MB
	mem:billed	Memory billed in MB
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	vnc:ip	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set vnc key to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot
	vnc:netmask	Netmask for the VNC IP address.
	vnc:gateway	Gateway for the VNC IP address.
	ssh:ip	IP address for overlay emergency SSH access on port 2022
	server	Server UUID
	nic:0:mac	The MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	started	Start time expressed in seconds since the epoch, in UTC
	cpu:usage	Server CPU usage in core-MHz
	smp:cores	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:0:dhcp:ip	The IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set nic:0:dhcp key to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	::	Cumulative IO read/write bytes/request on device since server start
	smp:sockets	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:::	Cumulative received/transmitted byte/packet count for NICs since server start
	console::bytes	Cumulative received/transmitted byte count for console access since server start

Get all servers full info
GET	/servers/info/full
Returns (dicts)	KEY	VALUE
	cpu	CPU in core-MHz
	mem	Memory in MB
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	name	Name of entity
	nic:0:ip	Public IP(s) which a server's operating system can use on nic:0
	respawn	'true' means that a container will automatically restart when shutdown from within the operating system
	password	Server's password
	persistent	'true' means that server will revert to a 'stopped' status on server stop or shutdown, rather than being destroyed automatically
	nic:0:firewall:accept	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be opened and to which protocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:reject	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be closed and to whichprotocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:policy	Defines the action to be applied to all packets not matching an existing firewall rule. Possible values are 'accept' or 'reject'. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	fs:	Folder UUID and path to connect as specific filesystem
	smp	Number of virtual processor cores, or 'auto' to calculate based on cpu. When the server starts, this key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets', appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual cpus) that these appear in.
		Drive UUID to connect as specified device
	vnc	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot.
	boot	Device boot order, e.g. ide:0:0 or ide:1:0. Set to a list to make multiple devices bootable.
	vnc:tls	Set to 'on' to require VeNCrypt-style TLS auth in addition to the password. If this is unset, only unencrypted VNC is available.
	fs::mount	Mount point for specified filesystem
	nic:0:dhcp	IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts,this key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	nic::mac	MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	nic::vlan	VLAN to which the network interface is attached
	nic::model	NIC hardware emulated for the network interface (use 'e1000'as default value; 'virtio' or 'rtl8139' are also available).
	:media	Media type set to 'cdrom' to simulate a cdrom, set to 'disk' or leave unset to simulate a hard disk.
	fs::options	Mount type for specific filesystem
	type	Server type: vm (the default) or container
	avoid:drives	space-separated list of existing drives to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives
	avoid:servers	space-separated list of existing servers to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing servers
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	nic:0:block	Outbound port blocks on public NIC
	cpu:used	CPU used in core-MHz
	mem:used	Memory used in MB
	mem:billed	Memory billed in MB
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	vnc:ip	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set vnc key to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot
	vnc:netmask	Netmask for the VNC IP address.
	vnc:gateway	Gateway for the VNC IP address.
	ssh:ip	IP address for overlay emergency SSH access on port 2022
	server	Server UUID
	nic:0:mac	The MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	started	Start time expressed in seconds since the epoch, in UTC
	cpu:usage	Server CPU usage in core-MHz
	smp:cores	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:0:dhcp:ip	The IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set nic:0:dhcp key to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	::	Cumulative IO read/write bytes/request on device since server start
	smp:sockets	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:::	Cumulative received/transmitted byte/packet count for NICs since server start
	console::bytes	Cumulative received/transmitted byte count for console access since server start

Get all servers cached full info
GET	/servers/info/full/cached
Returns (dicts)	KEY	VALUE
	cpu	CPU in core-MHz
	mem	Memory in MB
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	name	Name of entity
	nic:0:ip	Public IP(s) which a server's operating system can use on nic:0
	respawn	'true' means that a container will automatically restart when shutdown from within the operating system
	password	Server's password
	persistent	'true' means that server will revert to a 'stopped' status on server stop or shutdown, rather than being destroyed automatically
	nic:0:firewall:accept	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be opened and to which protocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:reject	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be closed and to whichprotocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:policy	Defines the action to be applied to all packets not matching an existing firewall rule. Possible values are 'accept' or 'reject'. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	fs:	Folder UUID and path to connect as specific filesystem
	smp	Number of virtual processor cores, or 'auto' to calculate based on cpu. When the server starts, this key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets', appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual cpus) that these appear in.
		Drive UUID to connect as specified device
	vnc	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot.
	boot	Device boot order, e.g. ide:0:0 or ide:1:0. Set to a list to make multiple devices bootable.
	vnc:tls	Set to 'on' to require VeNCrypt-style TLS auth in addition to the password. If this is unset, only unencrypted VNC is available.
	fs::mount	Mount point for specified filesystem
	nic:0:dhcp	IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts,this key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	nic::mac	MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	nic::vlan	VLAN to which the network interface is attached
	nic::model	NIC hardware emulated for the network interface (use 'e1000'as default value; 'virtio' or 'rtl8139' are also available).
	:media	Media type set to 'cdrom' to simulate a cdrom, set to 'disk' or leave unset to simulate a hard disk.
	fs::options	Mount type for specific filesystem
	type	Server type: vm (the default) or container
	avoid:drives	space-separated list of existing drives to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives
	avoid:servers	space-separated list of existing servers to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing servers
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	nic:0:block	Outbound port blocks on public NIC
	cpu:used	CPU used in core-MHz
	mem:used	Memory used in MB
	mem:billed	Memory billed in MB
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	vnc:ip	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set vnc key to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot
	vnc:netmask	Netmask for the VNC IP address.
	vnc:gateway	Gateway for the VNC IP address.
	ssh:ip	IP address for overlay emergency SSH access on port 2022
	server	Server UUID
	nic:0:mac	The MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	started	Start time expressed in seconds since the epoch, in UTC
	cpu:usage	Server CPU usage in core-MHz
	smp:cores	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:0:dhcp:ip	The IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set nic:0:dhcp key to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	::	Cumulative IO read/write bytes/request on device since server start
	smp:sockets	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:::	Cumulative received/transmitted byte/packet count for NICs since server start
	console::bytes	Cumulative received/transmitted byte count for console access since server start

Get single server info
GET	/servers/SERVER/info
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	cpu	CPU in core-MHz
	mem	Memory in MB
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	name	Name of entity
	nic:0:ip	Public IP(s) which a server's operating system can use on nic:0
	respawn	'true' means that a container will automatically restart when shutdown from within the operating system
	password	Server's password
	persistent	'true' means that server will revert to a 'stopped' status on server stop or shutdown, rather than being destroyed automatically
	nic:0:firewall:accept	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be opened and to which protocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:reject	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be closed and to whichprotocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:policy	Defines the action to be applied to all packets not matching an existing firewall rule. Possible values are 'accept' or 'reject'. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	fs:	Folder UUID and path to connect as specific filesystem
	smp	Number of virtual processor cores, or 'auto' to calculate based on cpu. When the server starts, this key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets', appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual cpus) that these appear in.
		Drive UUID to connect as specified device
	vnc	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot.
	boot	Device boot order, e.g. ide:0:0 or ide:1:0. Set to a list to make multiple devices bootable.
	vnc:tls	Set to 'on' to require VeNCrypt-style TLS auth in addition to the password. If this is unset, only unencrypted VNC is available.
	fs::mount	Mount point for specified filesystem
	nic:0:dhcp	IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts,this key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	nic::mac	MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	nic::vlan	VLAN to which the network interface is attached
	nic::model	NIC hardware emulated for the network interface (use 'e1000'as default value; 'virtio' or 'rtl8139' are also available).
	:media	Media type set to 'cdrom' to simulate a cdrom, set to 'disk' or leave unset to simulate a hard disk.
	fs::options	Mount type for specific filesystem
	type	Server type: vm (the default) or container
	avoid:drives	space-separated list of existing drives to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives
	avoid:servers	space-separated list of existing servers to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing servers
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	nic:0:block	Outbound port blocks on public NIC
	cpu:used	CPU used in core-MHz
	mem:used	Memory used in MB
	mem:billed	Memory billed in MB
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	vnc:ip	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set vnc key to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot
	vnc:netmask	Netmask for the VNC IP address.
	vnc:gateway	Gateway for the VNC IP address.
	ssh:ip	IP address for overlay emergency SSH access on port 2022
	server	Server UUID
	nic:0:mac	The MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	started	Start time expressed in seconds since the epoch, in UTC
	cpu:usage	Server CPU usage in core-MHz
	smp:cores	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:0:dhcp:ip	The IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set nic:0:dhcp key to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	::	Cumulative IO read/write bytes/request on device since server start
	smp:sockets	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:::	Cumulative received/transmitted byte/packet count for NICs since server start
	console::bytes	Cumulative received/transmitted byte count for console access since server start

Get single server full info
GET	/servers/SERVER/info/full
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	cpu	CPU in core-MHz
	mem	Memory in MB
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	name	Name of entity
	nic:0:ip	Public IP(s) which a server's operating system can use on nic:0
	respawn	'true' means that a container will automatically restart when shutdown from within the operating system
	password	Server's password
	persistent	'true' means that server will revert to a 'stopped' status on server stop or shutdown, rather than being destroyed automatically
	nic:0:firewall:accept	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be opened and to which protocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:reject	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be closed and to whichprotocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:policy	Defines the action to be applied to all packets not matching an existing firewall rule. Possible values are 'accept' or 'reject'. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	fs:	Folder UUID and path to connect as specific filesystem
	smp	Number of virtual processor cores, or 'auto' to calculate based on cpu. When the server starts, this key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets', appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual cpus) that these appear in.
		Drive UUID to connect as specified device
	vnc	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot.
	boot	Device boot order, e.g. ide:0:0 or ide:1:0. Set to a list to make multiple devices bootable.
	vnc:tls	Set to 'on' to require VeNCrypt-style TLS auth in addition to the password. If this is unset, only unencrypted VNC is available.
	fs::mount	Mount point for specified filesystem
	nic:0:dhcp	IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts,this key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	nic::mac	MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	nic::vlan	VLAN to which the network interface is attached
	nic::model	NIC hardware emulated for the network interface (use 'e1000'as default value; 'virtio' or 'rtl8139' are also available).
	:media	Media type set to 'cdrom' to simulate a cdrom, set to 'disk' or leave unset to simulate a hard disk.
	fs::options	Mount type for specific filesystem
	type	Server type: vm (the default) or container
	avoid:drives	space-separated list of existing drives to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives
	avoid:servers	space-separated list of existing servers to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing servers
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	nic:0:block	Outbound port blocks on public NIC
	cpu:used	CPU used in core-MHz
	mem:used	Memory used in MB
	mem:billed	Memory billed in MB
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	vnc:ip	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set vnc key to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot
	vnc:netmask	Netmask for the VNC IP address.
	vnc:gateway	Gateway for the VNC IP address.
	ssh:ip	IP address for overlay emergency SSH access on port 2022
	server	Server UUID
	nic:0:mac	The MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	started	Start time expressed in seconds since the epoch, in UTC
	cpu:usage	Server CPU usage in core-MHz
	smp:cores	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:0:dhcp:ip	The IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set nic:0:dhcp key to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	::	Cumulative IO read/write bytes/request on device since server start
	smp:sockets	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:::	Cumulative received/transmitted byte/packet count for NICs since server start
	console::bytes	Cumulative received/transmitted byte count for console access since server start

Create and optionally start a server
POST	/servers/create[/stopped]
Expects	KEY	VALUE	Optional
	cpu	CPU in core-MHz	False
	mem	Memory in MB	False
	tags	space-separated list of tags	True
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs	True
	ssh::key	SSH key	True
	name	Name of entity	False
	nic:0:ip	Public IP(s) which a server's operating system can use on nic:0	True
	respawn	'true' means that a container will automatically restart when shutdown from within the operating system	True
	password	Server's password	True
	persistent	'true' means that server will revert to a 'stopped' status on server stop or shutdown, rather than being destroyed automatically	True
	nic:0:firewall:accept	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be opened and to which protocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.	True
	nic:0:firewall:reject	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be closed and to whichprotocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.	True
	nic:0:firewall:policy	Defines the action to be applied to all packets not matching an existing firewall rule. Possible values are 'accept' or 'reject'. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.	True
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile	True
	fs:	Folder UUID and path to connect as specific filesystem	True
	smp	Number of virtual processor cores, or 'auto' to calculate based on cpu. When the server starts, this key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets', appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual cpus) that these appear in.	True
		Drive UUID to connect as specified device	True
	vnc	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot.	True
	boot	Device boot order, e.g. ide:0:0 or ide:1:0. Set to a list to make multiple devices bootable.	True
	vnc:tls	Set to 'on' to require VeNCrypt-style TLS auth in addition to the password. If this is unset, only unencrypted VNC is available.	True
	fs::mount	Mount point for specified filesystem	True
	nic:0:dhcp	IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts,this key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.	True
	nic::mac	MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.	True
	nic::vlan	VLAN to which the network interface is attached	True
	nic::model	NIC hardware emulated for the network interface (use 'e1000'as default value; 'virtio' or 'rtl8139' are also available).	True
	:media	Media type set to 'cdrom' to simulate a cdrom, set to 'disk' or leave unset to simulate a hard disk.	True
	fs::options	Mount type for specific filesystem	True
	type	Server type: vm (the default) or container	True
	avoid:drives	space-separated list of existing drives to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives	True
	avoid:servers	space-separated list of existing servers to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing servers	True
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	cpu	CPU in core-MHz
	mem	Memory in MB
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	name	Name of entity
	nic:0:ip	Public IP(s) which a server's operating system can use on nic:0
	respawn	'true' means that a container will automatically restart when shutdown from within the operating system
	password	Server's password
	persistent	'true' means that server will revert to a 'stopped' status on server stop or shutdown, rather than being destroyed automatically
	nic:0:firewall:accept	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be opened and to which protocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:reject	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be closed and to whichprotocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:policy	Defines the action to be applied to all packets not matching an existing firewall rule. Possible values are 'accept' or 'reject'. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	fs:	Folder UUID and path to connect as specific filesystem
	smp	Number of virtual processor cores, or 'auto' to calculate based on cpu. When the server starts, this key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets', appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual cpus) that these appear in.
		Drive UUID to connect as specified device
	vnc	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot.
	boot	Device boot order, e.g. ide:0:0 or ide:1:0. Set to a list to make multiple devices bootable.
	vnc:tls	Set to 'on' to require VeNCrypt-style TLS auth in addition to the password. If this is unset, only unencrypted VNC is available.
	fs::mount	Mount point for specified filesystem
	nic:0:dhcp	IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts,this key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	nic::mac	MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	nic::vlan	VLAN to which the network interface is attached
	nic::model	NIC hardware emulated for the network interface (use 'e1000'as default value; 'virtio' or 'rtl8139' are also available).
	:media	Media type set to 'cdrom' to simulate a cdrom, set to 'disk' or leave unset to simulate a hard disk.
	fs::options	Mount type for specific filesystem
	type	Server type: vm (the default) or container
	avoid:drives	space-separated list of existing drives to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives
	avoid:servers	space-separated list of existing servers to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing servers
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	nic:0:block	Outbound port blocks on public NIC
	cpu:used	CPU used in core-MHz
	mem:used	Memory used in MB
	mem:billed	Memory billed in MB
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	vnc:ip	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set vnc key to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot
	vnc:netmask	Netmask for the VNC IP address.
	vnc:gateway	Gateway for the VNC IP address.
	ssh:ip	IP address for overlay emergency SSH access on port 2022
	server	Server UUID
	nic:0:mac	The MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	started	Start time expressed in seconds since the epoch, in UTC
	cpu:usage	Server CPU usage in core-MHz
	smp:cores	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:0:dhcp:ip	The IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set nic:0:dhcp key to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	::	Cumulative IO read/write bytes/request on device since server start
	smp:sockets	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:::	Cumulative received/transmitted byte/packet count for NICs since server start
	console::bytes	Cumulative received/transmitted byte count for console access since server start

Start a specific server
POST	/servers/SERVER/start
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	cpu	CPU in core-MHz
	mem	Memory in MB
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	name	Name of entity
	nic:0:ip	Public IP(s) which a server's operating system can use on nic:0
	respawn	'true' means that a container will automatically restart when shutdown from within the operating system
	password	Server's password
	persistent	'true' means that server will revert to a 'stopped' status on server stop or shutdown, rather than being destroyed automatically
	nic:0:firewall:accept	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be opened and to which protocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:reject	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be closed and to whichprotocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:policy	Defines the action to be applied to all packets not matching an existing firewall rule. Possible values are 'accept' or 'reject'. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	fs:	Folder UUID and path to connect as specific filesystem
	smp	Number of virtual processor cores, or 'auto' to calculate based on cpu. When the server starts, this key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets', appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual cpus) that these appear in.
		Drive UUID to connect as specified device
	vnc	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot.
	boot	Device boot order, e.g. ide:0:0 or ide:1:0. Set to a list to make multiple devices bootable.
	vnc:tls	Set to 'on' to require VeNCrypt-style TLS auth in addition to the password. If this is unset, only unencrypted VNC is available.
	fs::mount	Mount point for specified filesystem
	nic:0:dhcp	IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts,this key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	nic::mac	MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	nic::vlan	VLAN to which the network interface is attached
	nic::model	NIC hardware emulated for the network interface (use 'e1000'as default value; 'virtio' or 'rtl8139' are also available).
	:media	Media type set to 'cdrom' to simulate a cdrom, set to 'disk' or leave unset to simulate a hard disk.
	fs::options	Mount type for specific filesystem
	type	Server type: vm (the default) or container
	avoid:drives	space-separated list of existing drives to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives
	avoid:servers	space-separated list of existing servers to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing servers
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	nic:0:block	Outbound port blocks on public NIC
	cpu:used	CPU used in core-MHz
	mem:used	Memory used in MB
	mem:billed	Memory billed in MB
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	vnc:ip	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set vnc key to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot
	vnc:netmask	Netmask for the VNC IP address.
	vnc:gateway	Gateway for the VNC IP address.
	ssh:ip	IP address for overlay emergency SSH access on port 2022
	server	Server UUID
	nic:0:mac	The MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	started	Start time expressed in seconds since the epoch, in UTC
	cpu:usage	Server CPU usage in core-MHz
	smp:cores	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:0:dhcp:ip	The IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set nic:0:dhcp key to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	::	Cumulative IO read/write bytes/request on device since server start
	smp:sockets	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:::	Cumulative received/transmitted byte/packet count for NICs since server start
	console::bytes	Cumulative received/transmitted byte count for console access since server start

Set server configuration
POST	/servers/SERVER/set (Active Server)
Expects	KEY	VALUE	Optional
	cpu	CPU in core-MHz	True
	mem	Memory in MB	True
	tags	space-separated list of tags (or None)	True
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs (or None)	True
	ssh::key	SSH key (or None)	True
	name	Name of entity	True
	nic:0:ip	Public IP(s) which a server's operating system can use on nic:0 (or None)	True
	respawn	'true' means that a container will automatically restart when shutdown from within the operating system (or None)	True
	password	Server's password (or None)	True
	persistent	'true' means that server will revert to a 'stopped' status on server stop or shutdown, rather than being destroyed automatically (or None)	True
	nic:0:firewall:accept	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be opened and to which protocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall. (or None)	True
	nic:0:firewall:reject	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be closed and to whichprotocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall. (or None)	True
	nic:0:firewall:policy	Defines the action to be applied to all packets not matching an existing firewall rule. Possible values are 'accept' or 'reject'. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall. (or None)	True
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile (or None)	True
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	cpu	CPU in core-MHz
	mem	Memory in MB
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	name	Name of entity
	nic:0:ip	Public IP(s) which a server's operating system can use on nic:0
	respawn	'true' means that a container will automatically restart when shutdown from within the operating system
	password	Server's password
	persistent	'true' means that server will revert to a 'stopped' status on server stop or shutdown, rather than being destroyed automatically
	nic:0:firewall:accept	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be opened and to which protocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:reject	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be closed and to whichprotocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:policy	Defines the action to be applied to all packets not matching an existing firewall rule. Possible values are 'accept' or 'reject'. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	fs:	Folder UUID and path to connect as specific filesystem
	smp	Number of virtual processor cores, or 'auto' to calculate based on cpu. When the server starts, this key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets', appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual cpus) that these appear in.
		Drive UUID to connect as specified device
	vnc	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot.
	boot	Device boot order, e.g. ide:0:0 or ide:1:0. Set to a list to make multiple devices bootable.
	vnc:tls	Set to 'on' to require VeNCrypt-style TLS auth in addition to the password. If this is unset, only unencrypted VNC is available.
	fs::mount	Mount point for specified filesystem
	nic:0:dhcp	IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts,this key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	nic::mac	MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	nic::vlan	VLAN to which the network interface is attached
	nic::model	NIC hardware emulated for the network interface (use 'e1000'as default value; 'virtio' or 'rtl8139' are also available).
	:media	Media type set to 'cdrom' to simulate a cdrom, set to 'disk' or leave unset to simulate a hard disk.
	fs::options	Mount type for specific filesystem
	type	Server type: vm (the default) or container
	avoid:drives	space-separated list of existing drives to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives
	avoid:servers	space-separated list of existing servers to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing servers
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	nic:0:block	Outbound port blocks on public NIC
	cpu:used	CPU used in core-MHz
	mem:used	Memory used in MB
	mem:billed	Memory billed in MB
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	vnc:ip	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set vnc key to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot
	vnc:netmask	Netmask for the VNC IP address.
	vnc:gateway	Gateway for the VNC IP address.
	ssh:ip	IP address for overlay emergency SSH access on port 2022
	server	Server UUID
	nic:0:mac	The MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	started	Start time expressed in seconds since the epoch, in UTC
	cpu:usage	Server CPU usage in core-MHz
	smp:cores	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:0:dhcp:ip	The IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set nic:0:dhcp key to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	::	Cumulative IO read/write bytes/request on device since server start
	smp:sockets	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:::	Cumulative received/transmitted byte/packet count for NICs since server start
	console::bytes	Cumulative received/transmitted byte count for console access since server start
Notes:	Reconfigures a running server.

Set server configuration
POST	/servers/SERVER/set (Stopped Server)
Expects	KEY	VALUE	Optional
	cpu	CPU in core-MHz	True
	mem	Memory in MB	True
	tags	space-separated list of tags (or None)	True
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs (or None)	True
	ssh::key	SSH key (or None)	True
	name	Name of entity	True
	nic:0:ip	Public IP(s) which a server's operating system can use on nic:0 (or None)	True
	respawn	'true' means that a container will automatically restart when shutdown from within the operating system (or None)	True
	password	Server's password (or None)	True
	persistent	'true' means that server will revert to a 'stopped' status on server stop or shutdown, rather than being destroyed automatically (or None)	True
	nic:0:firewall:accept	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be opened and to which protocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall. (or None)	True
	nic:0:firewall:reject	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be closed and to whichprotocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall. (or None)	True
	nic:0:firewall:policy	Defines the action to be applied to all packets not matching an existing firewall rule. Possible values are 'accept' or 'reject'. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall. (or None)	True
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile (or None)	True
	fs:	Folder UUID and path to connect as specific filesystem (or None)	True
	smp	Number of virtual processor cores, or 'auto' to calculate based on cpu. When the server starts, this key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets', appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual cpus) that these appear in. (or None)	True
		Drive UUID to connect as specified device (or None)	True
	vnc	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot. (or None)	True
	boot	Device boot order, e.g. ide:0:0 or ide:1:0. Set to a list to make multiple devices bootable. (or None)	True
	vnc:tls	Set to 'on' to require VeNCrypt-style TLS auth in addition to the password. If this is unset, only unencrypted VNC is available. (or None)	True
	fs::mount	Mount point for specified filesystem (or None)	True
	nic:0:dhcp	IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts,this key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated. (or None)	True
	nic::mac	MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN. (or None)	True
	nic::vlan	VLAN to which the network interface is attached (or None)	True
	nic::model	NIC hardware emulated for the network interface (use 'e1000'as default value; 'virtio' or 'rtl8139' are also available). (or None)	True
	:media	Media type set to 'cdrom' to simulate a cdrom, set to 'disk' or leave unset to simulate a hard disk. (or None)	True
	fs::options	Mount type for specific filesystem (or None)	True
	type	Server type: vm (the default) or container (or None)	True
	avoid:drives	space-separated list of existing drives to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives (or None)	True
	avoid:servers	space-separated list of existing servers to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing servers (or None)	True
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	cpu	CPU in core-MHz
	mem	Memory in MB
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	name	Name of entity
	nic:0:ip	Public IP(s) which a server's operating system can use on nic:0
	respawn	'true' means that a container will automatically restart when shutdown from within the operating system
	password	Server's password
	persistent	'true' means that server will revert to a 'stopped' status on server stop or shutdown, rather than being destroyed automatically
	nic:0:firewall:accept	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be opened and to which protocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:reject	Defines which, if any, inbound ports should be closed and to whichprotocols. Takes a space separated list in the form PROTOCOL/[IP ADDRESS]/[CIDR MASK]/PORT[:RANGE], eg. 'tcp/22' or 'udp/10.0.0.0/16/5900:5902'. See the control panel firewall tooltip for more details. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	nic:0:firewall:policy	Defines the action to be applied to all packets not matching an existing firewall rule. Possible values are 'accept' or 'reject'. This key only exists if the built-in firewall is in use, and setting it to any value will enable the firewall.
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	fs:	Folder UUID and path to connect as specific filesystem
	smp	Number of virtual processor cores, or 'auto' to calculate based on cpu. When the server starts, this key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets', appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual cpus) that these appear in.
		Drive UUID to connect as specified device
	vnc	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot.
	boot	Device boot order, e.g. ide:0:0 or ide:1:0. Set to a list to make multiple devices bootable.
	vnc:tls	Set to 'on' to require VeNCrypt-style TLS auth in addition to the password. If this is unset, only unencrypted VNC is available.
	fs::mount	Mount point for specified filesystem
	nic:0:dhcp	IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts,this key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	nic::mac	MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	nic::vlan	VLAN to which the network interface is attached
	nic::model	NIC hardware emulated for the network interface (use 'e1000'as default value; 'virtio' or 'rtl8139' are also available).
	:media	Media type set to 'cdrom' to simulate a cdrom, set to 'disk' or leave unset to simulate a hard disk.
	fs::options	Mount type for specific filesystem
	type	Server type: vm (the default) or container
	avoid:drives	space-separated list of existing drives to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives
	avoid:servers	space-separated list of existing servers to ensure this new server is created on physical different hardware than those existing servers
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	nic:0:block	Outbound port blocks on public NIC
	cpu:used	CPU used in core-MHz
	mem:used	Memory used in MB
	mem:billed	Memory billed in MB
	docker:docker:init	'true' means that a container will call /sbin/init rather than theentrypoint described within the dockerfile
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	vnc:ip	IP address for overlay VNC access on port 5900. Set vnc key to 'auto', to reuse nic:0:dhcp if available, or otherwise allocate a temporary IP at boot
	vnc:netmask	Netmask for the VNC IP address.
	vnc:gateway	Gateway for the VNC IP address.
	ssh:ip	IP address for overlay emergency SSH access on port 2022
	server	Server UUID
	nic:0:mac	The MAC address of the network interface. If unset, a randomly generated address is used. If set, should be unique on the VLAN.
	started	Start time expressed in seconds since the epoch, in UTC
	cpu:usage	Server CPU usage in core-MHz
	smp:cores	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:0:dhcp:ip	The IP address offered by DHCP to network interface 0. If unset, no address is offered. Set nic:0:dhcp key to 'auto' to allocate a temporary IP at boot. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but an extra key 'nic:0:dhcp:ip' appears with the IP allocated.
	::	Cumulative IO read/write bytes/request on device since server start
	smp:sockets	Number of virtual processor cores. Controlled by smp key. When the server starts, that key stays unchanged, but two extra keys, 'smp:cores' and 'smp:sockets' appear with the number of cores allocated and the number of sockets (virtual CPUs) that these cores appear in
	nic:::	Cumulative received/transmitted byte/packet count for NICs since server start
	console::bytes	Cumulative received/transmitted byte count for console access since server start
Notes:	Reconfigures a running server.

Stop a specific server
POST	/servers/SERVER/stop
Expects	Empty POST
Returns	HTTP 204 No Content
Notes:	Kills the server immediately, equivalent to a power failure. Server reverts to a stopped status if it is persistent and is automatically destroyed otherwise.

Resync the API database for a specific server
POST	/servers/SERVER/resync
Expects	Empty POST
Notes:	Resync the Database attributes for a given server based on the current infrastructure configuration.

Destroy a specific server
POST	/servers/SERVER/destroy
Expects	Empty POST
Returns	HTTP 204 No Content

Shutdown a specific server
POST	/servers/SERVER/shutdown
Expects	Empty POST
Returns	HTTP 204 No Content
Notes:	Sends the server an ACPI power-down event. Server reverts to a stopped status if it is persistent and is automatically destroyed otherwise.

Reset a server
POST	/servers/SERVER/reset
Expects	Empty POST
Returns	HTTP 204 No Content

Folder

List all folders
GET	/folders/list
Returns (list)	KEY	VALUE
	uuid	A UUID of the entity

List all standard folders
GET	/folders/list/standard
Returns (list)	KEY	VALUE
	uuid	A UUID of the entity

Get all folders info
GET	/folders/info
Returns (dicts)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	password	Folder's password
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	folder	Folder UUID
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	created	Creation date
	used	Storage used in bytes
	webdav	Folder's webdav hostname
	syncing	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	syncing:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	:	Bytes of network traffic exchanged with local/remote IPs
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:image	Docker repository name image was pulled from
	docker:sync	Docker image currently being synced
	docker:env	Docker env string from manifest, consisting of space separated environment variable assignments
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	docker:cmd	Docker Cmd command from manifest
	docker:entrypoint	Docker Entrypoint string from manifest
	docker:exposedports	Docker ExposedPorts string from manifest

Get all standard folders info
GET	/folders/info/standard
Returns (dicts)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	password	Folder's password
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	folder	Folder UUID
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	created	Creation date
	used	Storage used in bytes
	webdav	Folder's webdav hostname
	syncing	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	syncing:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	:	Bytes of network traffic exchanged with local/remote IPs
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:image	Docker repository name image was pulled from
	docker:sync	Docker image currently being synced
	docker:env	Docker env string from manifest, consisting of space separated environment variable assignments
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	docker:cmd	Docker Cmd command from manifest
	docker:entrypoint	Docker Entrypoint string from manifest
	docker:exposedports	Docker ExposedPorts string from manifest

Get all folders full info
GET	/folders/info/full
Returns (dicts)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	password	Folder's password
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	folder	Folder UUID
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	created	Creation date
	used	Storage used in bytes
	webdav	Folder's webdav hostname
	syncing	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	syncing:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	:	Bytes of network traffic exchanged with local/remote IPs
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:image	Docker repository name image was pulled from
	docker:sync	Docker image currently being synced
	docker:env	Docker env string from manifest, consisting of space separated environment variable assignments
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	docker:cmd	Docker Cmd command from manifest
	docker:entrypoint	Docker Entrypoint string from manifest
	docker:exposedports	Docker ExposedPorts string from manifest

Get all folders cached full info
GET	/folders/info/full/cached
Returns (dicts)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	password	Folder's password
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	folder	Folder UUID
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	created	Creation date
	used	Storage used in bytes
	webdav	Folder's webdav hostname
	syncing	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	syncing:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	:	Bytes of network traffic exchanged with local/remote IPs
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:image	Docker repository name image was pulled from
	docker:sync	Docker image currently being synced
	docker:env	Docker env string from manifest, consisting of space separated environment variable assignments
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	docker:cmd	Docker Cmd command from manifest
	docker:entrypoint	Docker Entrypoint string from manifest
	docker:exposedports	Docker ExposedPorts string from manifest

Get single folder info
GET	/folders/FOLDER/info
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	password	Folder's password
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	folder	Folder UUID
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	created	Creation date
	used	Storage used in bytes
	webdav	Folder's webdav hostname
	syncing	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	syncing:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	:	Bytes of network traffic exchanged with local/remote IPs
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:image	Docker repository name image was pulled from
	docker:sync	Docker image currently being synced
	docker:env	Docker env string from manifest, consisting of space separated environment variable assignments
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	docker:cmd	Docker Cmd command from manifest
	docker:entrypoint	Docker Entrypoint string from manifest
	docker:exposedports	Docker ExposedPorts string from manifest

Get single folder full info
GET	/folders/FOLDER/info/full
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	password	Folder's password
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	folder	Folder UUID
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	created	Creation date
	used	Storage used in bytes
	webdav	Folder's webdav hostname
	syncing	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	syncing:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	:	Bytes of network traffic exchanged with local/remote IPs
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:image	Docker repository name image was pulled from
	docker:sync	Docker image currently being synced
	docker:env	Docker env string from manifest, consisting of space separated environment variable assignments
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	docker:cmd	Docker Cmd command from manifest
	docker:entrypoint	Docker Entrypoint string from manifest
	docker:exposedports	Docker ExposedPorts string from manifest

Create a folder
POST	/folders/create
Expects	KEY	VALUE	Optional
	name	Name of entity	False
	tags	space-separated list of tags	True
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users	True
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)	True
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs	True
	ssh::key	SSH key	True
	password	Folder's password	True
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)	True
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept	True
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)	True
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)	True
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path	True
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden	True
	tier	Storage tier	True
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders	True
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	password	Folder's password
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	folder	Folder UUID
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	created	Creation date
	used	Storage used in bytes
	webdav	Folder's webdav hostname
	syncing	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	syncing:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	:	Bytes of network traffic exchanged with local/remote IPs
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:image	Docker repository name image was pulled from
	docker:sync	Docker image currently being synced
	docker:env	Docker env string from manifest, consisting of space separated environment variable assignments
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	docker:cmd	Docker Cmd command from manifest
	docker:entrypoint	Docker Entrypoint string from manifest
	docker:exposedports	Docker ExposedPorts string from manifest

Resync the API database for a specific folder
POST	/folders/FOLDER/resync
Expects	Empty POST
Notes:	Resync the Database attributes for a given folder based on the current infrastructure configuration.

Destroy a specific folder
POST	/folders/FOLDER/destroy
Expects	Empty POST
Returns	HTTP 204 No Content

Set extra folder data
POST	/folders/FOLDER/set
Expects	KEY	VALUE	Optional
	name	Name of entity	True
	tags	space-separated list of tags (or None)	True
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users (or None)	True
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem) (or None)	True
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs (or None)	True
	ssh::key	SSH key (or None)	True
	password	Folder's password (or None)	True
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks) (or None)	True
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept (or None)	True
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources) (or None)	True
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets) (or None)	True
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path (or None)	True
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden (or None)	True
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	password	Folder's password
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	folder	Folder UUID
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	created	Creation date
	used	Storage used in bytes
	webdav	Folder's webdav hostname
	syncing	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	syncing:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	:	Bytes of network traffic exchanged with local/remote IPs
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:image	Docker repository name image was pulled from
	docker:sync	Docker image currently being synced
	docker:env	Docker env string from manifest, consisting of space separated environment variable assignments
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	docker:cmd	Docker Cmd command from manifest
	docker:entrypoint	Docker Entrypoint string from manifest
	docker:exposedports	Docker ExposedPorts string from manifest

Image a folder from another folder
POST	/folders/FOLDER/sync/SOURCE
Expects	Empty POST
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	password	Folder's password
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	folder	Folder UUID
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	created	Creation date
	used	Storage used in bytes
	webdav	Folder's webdav hostname
	syncing	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	syncing:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	:	Bytes of network traffic exchanged with local/remote IPs
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:image	Docker repository name image was pulled from
	docker:sync	Docker image currently being synced
	docker:env	Docker env string from manifest, consisting of space separated environment variable assignments
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	docker:cmd	Docker Cmd command from manifest
	docker:entrypoint	Docker Entrypoint string from manifest
	docker:exposedports	Docker ExposedPorts string from manifest
Notes:	The syncing process is asynchronous, with progress reported via folder info.

Stops any ongoing folder sync.
POST	/folders/FOLDER/sync/stop
Expects	Empty POST
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	password	Folder's password
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	folder	Folder UUID
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	created	Creation date
	used	Storage used in bytes
	webdav	Folder's webdav hostname
	syncing	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	syncing:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	:	Bytes of network traffic exchanged with local/remote IPs
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:image	Docker repository name image was pulled from
	docker:sync	Docker image currently being synced
	docker:env	Docker env string from manifest, consisting of space separated environment variable assignments
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	docker:cmd	Docker Cmd command from manifest
	docker:entrypoint	Docker Entrypoint string from manifest
	docker:exposedports	Docker ExposedPorts string from manifest
Notes:	As with the /sync/ call, FOLDER is the destination folder

Sync a docker image into folder
POST	/folders/FOLDER/docker
Expects	KEY	VALUE	Optional
	docker:repository	Docker repository	False
	docker:tag	Docker repository tag	True
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	password	Folder's password
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	folder	Folder UUID
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	created	Creation date
	used	Storage used in bytes
	webdav	Folder's webdav hostname
	syncing	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	syncing:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	:	Bytes of network traffic exchanged with local/remote IPs
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:image	Docker repository name image was pulled from
	docker:sync	Docker image currently being synced
	docker:env	Docker env string from manifest, consisting of space separated environment variable assignments
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	docker:cmd	Docker Cmd command from manifest
	docker:entrypoint	Docker Entrypoint string from manifest
	docker:exposedports	Docker ExposedPorts string from manifest

Clone a specific drive
POST	/folders/FOLDER/clone
Expects	KEY	VALUE	Optional
	name	Name of entity	True
	tags	space-separated list of tags	True
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users	True
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)	True
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs	True
	ssh::key	SSH key	True
	password	Folder's password	True
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)	True
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept	True
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)	True
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)	True
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path	True
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden	True
	tier	Storage tier	True
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders	True
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	readers	space-separated list of users allowed to read from a drive or 'ffffffff-ffff-ffff-ffff-ffffffffffff' for all users
	claim:type	either exclusive (the default) or 'shared' to allow multiple servers to access a raw drive simultaneously (only advised if read-only or using cluster filesystem)
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	ssh::key	SSH key
	password	Folder's password
	backup:frequency	Automatic backup frequency (hours|days|weeks)
	backup:max:copies	Maximum number of backup copies to be kept
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:args	Append arguments to the docker init path
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	tier	Storage tier
	user	User UUID owning an entity
	avoid	space-separated list of existing drives/folders to ensure this new drive/folder is created on physical different hardware than those existing drives/folders
	folder	Folder UUID
	source	Description for the source of an entity
	status	Status of an entity
	claimed	present if drive/folder is in use by a server, values are the server uuids suffixed by attachment points
	created	Creation date
	used	Storage used in bytes
	webdav	Folder's webdav hostname
	syncing	'true' if this is underway. If a drive is syncing, a call to /info/full will show the percentage completed.
	syncing:source	UUID of the source drive being synced into this drive
	:	Bytes of network traffic exchanged with local/remote IPs
	backup:last:backup	Timestamp (UTC) of last backup (for backup sources)
	backup:source	UUID of the source of the backup (for backup targets)
	backup:timestamp	Timestamp of the backup (for backup targets)
	docker:image	Docker repository name image was pulled from
	docker:sync	Docker image currently being synced
	docker:env	Docker env string from manifest, consisting of space separated environment variable assignments
	docker:env:user	User specified environment variables passed to the docker environment after the docker provided args (docker:env) so that any defaults can be overridden
	docker:cmd	Docker Cmd command from manifest
	docker:entrypoint	Docker Entrypoint string from manifest
	docker:exposedports	Docker ExposedPorts string from manifest

Read binary data from a folder
GET	/folders/DRIVE/read[/OFFSET[/SIZE]]
Returns	Binary data (Content-Type: application/octet-stream)
Notes:	OFFSET and SIZE are specified in bytes, optionally with a k/M/G/T suffix. At present, SIZE may not exceed 4MB for a single request. Our folder download tool automatically reads the folders in 4MB chunks. You should do the same for large downloads.

Write binary data to a folder
POST	/folders/FOLDER/write[/SIZE[/OFFSET]]
Expects	Binary data (Content-Type: application/octet-stream)
Returns	HTTP 204 No Content
Notes:	OFFSET is the offset in the target folder at which to start writing, not an offset in the input stream. It is specified in bytes, optionally with a k/M/G/T suffix. Our upload tool automatically splits the input file into 4MB chunks and transfers each chunk gzipped. You should do the same for large uploads.

Resource

List all resources
GET	/resources/[TYPE/]list
Returns (list)	KEY	VALUE
	type	Resource type (ip, ip6 or vlan)
	resource	Resource identifier

Get all resources info
GET	/resources/info
Returns (dicts)	KEY	VALUE
	resource	Resource identifier
	type	Resource type (ip, ip6 or vlan)
	netmask	Netmask to be used with an IP
	gateway	Gateway to be used with an IP
	nameserver	Name server(s) to be used with an IP
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	rdns	Reverse DNS entry for IP
	user	User UUID owning an entity

Get single resource info
GET	/resources/TYPE/RESOURCE/info
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	resource	Resource identifier
	type	Resource type (ip, ip6 or vlan)
	netmask	Netmask to be used with an IP
	gateway	Gateway to be used with an IP
	nameserver	Name server(s) to be used with an IP
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	rdns	Reverse DNS entry for IP
	user	User UUID owning an entity

Create a resource
POST	/resources/TYPE/create
Expects	KEY	VALUE	Optional
	name	Name of entity	True
	tags	space-separated list of tags (or None)	True
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs (or None)	True
	rdns	Reverse DNS entry for IP (or None)	True
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	resource	Resource identifier
	type	Resource type (ip, ip6 or vlan)
	netmask	Netmask to be used with an IP
	gateway	Gateway to be used with an IP
	nameserver	Name server(s) to be used with an IP
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	rdns	Reverse DNS entry for IP
	user	User UUID owning an entity

Set extra resource data
POST	/resources/TYPE/RESOURCE/set
Expects	KEY	VALUE	Optional
	name	Name of entity	True
	tags	space-separated list of tags (or None)	True
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs (or None)	True
	rdns	Reverse DNS entry for IP (or None)	True
Returns (dict)	KEY	VALUE
	resource	Resource identifier
	type	Resource type (ip, ip6 or vlan)
	netmask	Netmask to be used with an IP
	gateway	Gateway to be used with an IP
	nameserver	Name server(s) to be used with an IP
	name	Name of entity
	tags	space-separated list of tags
	user:	user-defined KEY VALUE pairs
	rdns	Reverse DNS entry for IP
	user	User UUID owning an entity

Destroy a resource
POST	/resources/TYPE/RESOURCE/destroy
Expects	Empty POST
Returns	HTTP 204 No Content