Func: dockerapp
Result: list of items
Application hosting
Access level: admin user
domain — Domain name
- id — Id
- pricelist — Tariff
- account — Client
- project — Provider
- datacentername — Datacenter
- processingmodule — Processing module
- createdate — Date created
- expiredate — Expired until
- autoprolong — Autoprolong
- status_msg —
- item_status — Status of the service. Can take values:
- 1 — ordered;
- 2 — active;
- 3 — stopped;
- 4 — deleted;
- 5 — processed;
- cost — Cost
Order a new service
Function: dockerapp.order
Order a new service
Access level: user
Enable
Function: dockerapp.resume
Enable
Access level: admin
Parameters:
- elid — one or more unique object identifiers separated by a comma followed by a space ", ". The unique identifier is the id element from the dockerapp function.
Result: successful execution of the operation or error message
Service opening
Function: dockerapp.open
Access level: admin
This function is simultaneously used to view object parameters, modify an object and create a new object.
Viewing object parameters:
Parameters:
- elid - unique identifier (id element from the dockerapp function)
- Result: list of object parameters
Creating an object:
Parameters:
- sok - parameter value must be non-empty, usually "ok".
- additional request parameters ...
- Result: successful operation or error message
Modify object
Parameters:
- sok - parameter value must be non-empty, usually "ok".
- elid - unique identifier (id element from the dockerapp function)
- additional request parameters ...
- Result: successful execution of the operation or error message
List of object parameters or additional query parameters (see above):
- processingmodule - Processing Module. Processing module assigned to the service
Set filter by customer
Function: dockerapp.setfilter
Set filter by client
Access level: admin
Open URL in a new tab
Function: dockerapp.gotoserver
Open URL in a new tab
Access level: admin user
Log in to the panel with user rights
Function: dockerapp.su
Log in to the panel with user rights
Access level: admin
Edit service
Function: dockerapp.edit
Access level: admin user
This function is used to view object parameters, modify an object and create a new object at the same time.
View object parameters:
Parameters:
- elid - unique identifier (id element from the dockerapp function)
- Result: list of object parameters
Creating an object:
Parameters:
- sok - parameter value must be non-empty, usually "ok".
- additional request parameters ...
- Result: successful operation or error message
Modify object
Parameters:
- sok - parameter value must be non-empty, usually "ok".
- elid - unique identifier (id element from the dockerapp function)
- additional request parameters ...
- Result: successful execution of the operation or error message
List of object parameters or additional query parameters (see above):
- processingmodule - Processing module. Processing module
- autoprolong - Automatic renewal. Select the period for which the service will be automatically renewed when it expires
- createdate - Order date. Date of ordering the service
- opendate - Date of creation. Date of actual start of the service validity
- expiredate - Valid until. Service expiration date
- scheduledclose - . (Optional parameter. To enable this option, use the "on" value.) Scheduled to be deleted at the end of the paid period
- reboot - . (Optional parameter. Use "on" to enable this option.)
- note - Comment. Comment to
- noexpense - . (Optional parameter. Use "on" to enable this option.) Set the flag if you do not want to debit/refund for the current resource change operation
Disable
Function: dockerapp.suspend
Disable
Access level: admin
Parameters:
- elid - one or more unique object identifiers separatd by a comma followed by a space ", ". The unique identifier is the id element from the dockerapp function.
- Result: successful execution of the operation or error message
Filter setting
dockerapp.filter
Delete selected services
Function: dockerapp.delete
Delete selected services
Access level: admin user
Parameters:
- elid - one or more unique object identifiers separated by a comma followed by a space ", ". The unique identifier is the id element from the dockerapp function.
- Result: successful execution of the operation or error message