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« Using the API A first API call: What deployments are there? »

API examplesedit

Learn how to use the Elastic Cloud Enterprise RESTful API by example:

  • A First API Call: What Deployments Are There?
  • Create a First Deployment: Just an Elasticsearch Cluster
  • Applying a New Plan: Resize and Add High Availability
  • Applying a New Plan: Checking on Progress
  • Applying a New Deployment Configuration: Upgrade
  • Enable More Stack Features: Add Kibana to a Deployment
  • Dipping a Toe into Platform Automation: Generate a Roles Token
  • Customize your deployment
  • Remove Unwanted Deployment Templates and Instance Configurations
  • Secure your settings

You can find additional RESTful API examples in:

  • Configure Deployment Templates
  • Generate Roles Tokens
  • Manage Elastic Stack Versions
  • Manage Security Certificates
  • Manage your IP filtering rule sets
  • Enable cross-cluster search

The examples in this section all use HTTPS over port 12443 and run against a host that holds the coordinator role. Using HTTPS requires that you have a TLS certificate already installed. For testing purposes only, you can specify the -k option to turn off certificate verification, as shown in our examples, or use HTTP over port 12400 until you get your TLS certificate sorted out.

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