GET /bsus/api/v1/scheduled_update - Adaptive Applications - BlueCat Gateway - 22.1

Body:

{
  "data": [
    {
      "id": "string",
      "run_time": int(epoch),
      "patches": [
        {
          "patch_name": "string",
          "min_disk": int,
          "expected_version": "string",
          "patch_type": "string",
          "file_name": "string",
          "patch_url": "string",
          "md5_url": "string"
        }
      ],
      "batches": [
        {
          "name": "string",
          "servers": [
            {
              "management_ip": "string"
            }
          ],
          "deployment_progress": int,
          "is_completed": bool
        }
      ],
      "run_postscript": false
    }
  ]
}

• id—the ID of the scheduled event.
• run_time—the scheduled time for the event.
• patches—an array of patches scheduled to be applied at the given time, with the following information:
  • patch_name—the name of the patch.
  • min_disk—the minimum required disk space for the patch, in KB.
  • expected_version—the expected version of the DNS/DHCP Server after the update.
  • patch_type—the type of patch, such as bind_hotfix.
  • file_name—the file name of the update, typically a *.tar or *.zip file.
  • patch_url—the relative url or path to the patch file.
  • md5_url—the relateive url or path to the MD5 checksum file for the patch.
• batches—an array of Server Batches on whcich whose servers should have the patches applied:
  • name—the name of the Server Batch.
  • servers—an array of servers in that server batch. Each server item has the following:
    • management_ip—the IP address of the DNS/DHCP Server management interface.
  • deployment_progress—the percentage progress made in updating all servers in this batch.
  • is_completed—true if all servers in this batch have been patched, false otherwise.
• run_postscript—if true, the Server Batch's associated customization package is applied during that scheduled update event. Before the update, the package is called with the backup option (-b). After the update, the package is called with the restore option (-r).

  If false, the customization is not applied during that scheduled event.

Body:

{
    "error": "string"
}