Requests

You should use the GET method to recall information about your Stacklets, account or infrastructure, using this method, all the information will be rendered as a JSON object.

However, other attributes returned by the JSON object will be used to form additional requests and will be returned as read-only, which will not affect the objects you are inquiring.

The DELETE method is performed to destroy and remove a resource from the user account and subsequently the Stacklet. This command will delete the resource if it's to be found, if not, the method will return a message stating that the resource is not found.

Note: Don't performed a resource availability check before using the DELETE method, as this check is performed during the method execution.

The PUT method is used to update the attributes of a resource in the user Stacklet. While execution, the PUT method will update the resource regardless of its values or attribution.

Note: If the resource is available on the Stacklet, this command will update it, if not, it will create a new resource with the attributes included in the method.

The POST method is used to create object or objects in the user account and/or Stacklet. When creating new object/s send the POST method along with the attributes necessary to create the object to the target location/s.

The HEAD method is used with the GET request to retrieve all the information about the header metadata.

Header metadata usually represent the user API access information.