ApplicationBuild
OK
ID of the build provisioning storage type
Description of the build provisioning storage type
Invalid credentials
Internal Server Error
Example header and default range: RANGED-DATA:start=0,results=25
OK
Application build ID
The name of the application build
The ID of the application. May be null if buildProvisioningStorageType is LegacyFTP
The ID of the host capacity template
The application build, list of types can be found in: GET /application/type
The executable name including the path originating from the root directory of the software structure
The startup parameters required for an executable
Set to 1 if a deployed application instance will inform the platform it's done with initializing and is ready to accept players. Defaults to 0 if not set, which means an instance's status will go directly to ONLINE (4) after starting
ID of the application install (legacy FTP, will be removed, may not be updated)
ID of the operating system, list of operating systems can be found in: GET /v3/operatingsystem
The stop method that will be used on restart or destroy of an application instance. The default is taken from the value of GET /v3/application/stopMethod - any value submitted here overrides that Application default
The timeout that will be used on restart or destroy of an application instance. The default is taken from the value of
Application.stopTimeout - any value submitted here overrides that Application default
When the application build was created (unix timestamp)
Type of storage being used GET /v3/buildProvisioning/storage/registration/types. Default: 0
Controls whether to run this build as root or as a non-privileged user. Warning: This currently only works for builds deployed onto a Linux operating system. Windows builds will always run as administrator
- 0: run as non-privileged user
- 1: run as root user (default)
Invalid credentials
Labels error
Internal Server Error
Application build ID
The name of the application build
The ID of the application. May be null if buildProvisioningStorageType is LegacyFTP
The ID of the host capacity template
The application build, list of types can be found in: GET /application/type
The executable name including the path originating from the root directory of the software structure
The startup parameters required for an executable
Set to 1 if a deployed application instance will inform the platform it's done with initializing and is ready to accept players. Defaults to 0 if not set, which means an instance's status will go directly to ONLINE (4) after starting
ID of the application install (legacy FTP, will be removed, may not be updated)
ID of the operating system, list of operating systems can be found in: GET /v3/operatingsystem
The stop method that will be used on restart or destroy of an application instance. The default is taken from the value of GET /v3/application/stopMethod - any value submitted here overrides that Application default
The timeout that will be used on restart or destroy of an application instance. The default is taken from the value of
Application.stopTimeout - any value submitted here overrides that Application default
When the application build was created (unix timestamp)
Type of storage being used GET /v3/buildProvisioning/storage/registration/types. Default: 0
Controls whether to run this build as root or as a non-privileged user. Warning: This currently only works for builds deployed onto a Linux operating system. Windows builds will always run as administrator
- 0: run as non-privileged user
- 1: run as root user (default)
OK
Application build ID
The name of the application build
The ID of the application. May be null if buildProvisioningStorageType is LegacyFTP
The ID of the host capacity template
The application build, list of types can be found in: GET /application/type
The executable name including the path originating from the root directory of the software structure
The startup parameters required for an executable
Set to 1 if a deployed application instance will inform the platform it's done with initializing and is ready to accept players. Defaults to 0 if not set, which means an instance's status will go directly to ONLINE (4) after starting
ID of the application install (legacy FTP, will be removed, may not be updated)
ID of the operating system, list of operating systems can be found in: GET /v3/operatingsystem
The stop method that will be used on restart or destroy of an application instance. The default is taken from the value of GET /v3/application/stopMethod - any value submitted here overrides that Application default
The timeout that will be used on restart or destroy of an application instance. The default is taken from the value of
Application.stopTimeout - any value submitted here overrides that Application default
When the application build was created (unix timestamp)
Type of storage being used GET /v3/buildProvisioning/storage/registration/types. Default: 0
Controls whether to run this build as root or as a non-privileged user. Warning: This currently only works for builds deployed onto a Linux operating system. Windows builds will always run as administrator
- 0: run as non-privileged user
- 1: run as root user (default)
Invalid credentials
Conflict
Unprocessable Entity
Internal Server Error
The Id of the application build
OK
Application build ID
The name of the application build
The ID of the application. May be null if buildProvisioningStorageType is LegacyFTP
The ID of the host capacity template
The application build, list of types can be found in: GET /application/type
The executable name including the path originating from the root directory of the software structure
The startup parameters required for an executable
Set to 1 if a deployed application instance will inform the platform it's done with initializing and is ready to accept players. Defaults to 0 if not set, which means an instance's status will go directly to ONLINE (4) after starting
ID of the application install (legacy FTP, will be removed, may not be updated)
ID of the operating system, list of operating systems can be found in: GET /v3/operatingsystem
The stop method that will be used on restart or destroy of an application instance. The default is taken from the value of GET /v3/application/stopMethod - any value submitted here overrides that Application default
The timeout that will be used on restart or destroy of an application instance. The default is taken from the value of
Application.stopTimeout - any value submitted here overrides that Application default
When the application build was created (unix timestamp)
Type of storage being used GET /v3/buildProvisioning/storage/registration/types. Default: 0
Controls whether to run this build as root or as a non-privileged user. Warning: This currently only works for builds deployed onto a Linux operating system. Windows builds will always run as administrator
- 0: run as non-privileged user
- 1: run as root user (default)
Invalid credentials
Invalid applicationBuildId
Internal Server Error
The Id of the application build
Application build ID
The name of the application build
The ID of the application. May be null if buildProvisioningStorageType is LegacyFTP
The ID of the host capacity template
The application build, list of types can be found in: GET /application/type
The executable name including the path originating from the root directory of the software structure
The startup parameters required for an executable
Set to 1 if a deployed application instance will inform the platform it's done with initializing and is ready to accept players. Defaults to 0 if not set, which means an instance's status will go directly to ONLINE (4) after starting
ID of the application install (legacy FTP, will be removed, may not be updated)
ID of the operating system, list of operating systems can be found in: GET /v3/operatingsystem
The stop method that will be used on restart or destroy of an application instance. The default is taken from the value of GET /v3/application/stopMethod - any value submitted here overrides that Application default
The timeout that will be used on restart or destroy of an application instance. The default is taken from the value of
Application.stopTimeout - any value submitted here overrides that Application default
When the application build was created (unix timestamp)
Type of storage being used GET /v3/buildProvisioning/storage/registration/types. Default: 0
Controls whether to run this build as root or as a non-privileged user. Warning: This currently only works for builds deployed onto a Linux operating system. Windows builds will always run as administrator
- 0: run as non-privileged user
- 1: run as root user (default)
OK
Application build ID
The name of the application build
The ID of the application. May be null if buildProvisioningStorageType is LegacyFTP
The ID of the host capacity template
The application build, list of types can be found in: GET /application/type
The executable name including the path originating from the root directory of the software structure
The startup parameters required for an executable
Set to 1 if a deployed application instance will inform the platform it's done with initializing and is ready to accept players. Defaults to 0 if not set, which means an instance's status will go directly to ONLINE (4) after starting
ID of the application install (legacy FTP, will be removed, may not be updated)
ID of the operating system, list of operating systems can be found in: GET /v3/operatingsystem
The stop method that will be used on restart or destroy of an application instance. The default is taken from the value of GET /v3/application/stopMethod - any value submitted here overrides that Application default
The timeout that will be used on restart or destroy of an application instance. The default is taken from the value of
Application.stopTimeout - any value submitted here overrides that Application default
When the application build was created (unix timestamp)
Type of storage being used GET /v3/buildProvisioning/storage/registration/types. Default: 0
Controls whether to run this build as root or as a non-privileged user. Warning: This currently only works for builds deployed onto a Linux operating system. Windows builds will always run as administrator
- 0: run as non-privileged user
- 1: run as root user (default)
Invalid credentials
Invalid applicationBuildId
Conflict
Unprocessable Entity
Internal Server Error
The Id of the application build
No Content
Invalid credentials
Invalid applicationBuildId
applicationBuildId is in use
Internal Server Error
No content
The ID of the application build
OK
Deployment environment ID
The public name of your deployment environment
UnixTimestamp
Invalid credentials
Invalid applicationBuildId
Internal Server Error
The ID of the application build
OK
Fleet ID
The name of the fleet
Deployment environment ID to which the fleet is assigned
The DeploymentProfileTemplate's ID, used for scaling, that is attached to this Fleet
The GameDeploymentTemplate's ID that is attached to this Fleet
The UtilityDeploymentTemplate's ID that is attached to this Fleet
The DependencyDeploymentTemplate's ID that is attached to this Fleet
The HostCapacityTemplate's ID that is attached to this Fleet
0: Manual, 1: Automatic deployment enabled, 2: Automatic scaling enabled (implies automatic deployment)
When it is active it cannot be disabled anymore
Invalid credentials
Invalid applicationBuildId
Internal Server Error
The ID of the application build
OK
Invalid credentials
Invalid applicationBuildId
Internal Server Error
The Id of the application build
OK
The application build property ID
The application build property type. For a list of application property types see
GET /v3/application/property/type
The application build property key. Only hyphens (-), underscores (_), lowercase characters and numbers are allowed. Keys must start with a lowercase character
The application build property value
Invalid credentials
Invalid applicationBuildId
Internal Server Error
The Id of the application build
The Id of the application build property
OK
The application build property ID
The application build property type. For a list of application property types see
GET /v3/application/property/type
The application build property key. Only hyphens (-), underscores (_), lowercase characters and numbers are allowed. Keys must start with a lowercase character
The application build property value
Invalid credentials
Invalid applicationBuildId or propertyId
Internal Server Error
The Id of the application build
The Id of the application build property to update
The application build property ID
The application build property type. For a list of application property types see
GET /v3/application/property/type
The application build property key. Only hyphens (-), underscores (_), lowercase characters and numbers are allowed. Keys must start with a lowercase character
The application build property value
OK
The application build property ID
The application build property type. For a list of application property types see
GET /v3/application/property/type
The application build property key. Only hyphens (-), underscores (_), lowercase characters and numbers are allowed. Keys must start with a lowercase character
The application build property value
Invalid credentials
Invalid applicationBuildId or propertyId
Network port is already in use by another network port property
Unprocessable Entity
Internal Server Error
The Id of the application build
OK
Application build configuration ID
Configuration file path
Configuration file name
Configuration file contents
UnixTimestamp
Invalid credentials
Invalid applicationBuildId
Internal Server Error
The Id of the application build
Application build configuration ID
Configuration file path
Configuration file name
Configuration file contents
UnixTimestamp
OK
Application build configuration ID
Configuration file path
Configuration file name
Configuration file contents
UnixTimestamp
Invalid credentials
Invalid applicationBuildId
Unprocessable Entity
Internal Server Error
The Id of the application build
The Id of the specific configuration
OK
Application build configuration ID
Configuration file path
Configuration file name
Configuration file contents
UnixTimestamp
Invalid credentials
Invalid applicationBuildId or applicationBuildConfigurationId
Internal Server Error
The Id of the application build
The Id of the specific configuration
Application build configuration ID
Configuration file path
Configuration file name
Configuration file contents
UnixTimestamp
OK
Application build configuration ID
Configuration file path
Configuration file name
Configuration file contents
UnixTimestamp
Invalid credentials
Invalid applicationBuildId or applicationBuildConfigurationId
Unprocessable Entity
Internal Server Error
The Id of the application build
The Id of the specific configuration
No Content
Invalid credentials
Invalid applicationBuildId or applicationBuildConfigurationId
Internal Server Error
No content
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