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1&1 Cloudserver Node.js SDK

The 1&1 Node.js SDK is a Node.js library designed for interaction with the 1&1 cloud platform over the REST API.

This guide contains instructions on getting started with the library and automating various management tasks available through the 1&1 Cloud Panel UI. For more information on the 1&1 Cloudserver Node.js SDK see the 1&1 Community Portal.

Overview

This SDK is a wrapper for the 1&1 REST API written in Node.js. All operations against the API are performed over SSL and authenticated using your 1&1 token key. The Node.js library facilitates the access to the REST API within an instance running on 1&1 platform.

For more information on the 1&1 Cloud Server for Node.js, visit the Community Portal.

Getting Started

Before you begin you will need to have signed up for a 1&1 account. The credentials you create during sign-up will be used to authenticate against the API.

The Node.js Client Library is available on npm. You can install the latest stable version using npm:

Installation

The official Node.js library is available from the 1&1 GitHub account found here.

Authentication

Set the authentication token and create the API client:

oneandone.oneandoneauth("xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx");

Set the url of the API as follows as follows

oneandone.setendpoint("https://cloudpanel-api.1and1.com/v1");

Error Handling

Please note that the 1&1 API always returns the error message in the body of the response, in the testhelper.js there is the method below, check its usages for how to handle errors:

//expectedStatus you pass this parameter to define what is the expected http status code
//response is the parameter returned from the 1&1 response
helper.assertNoError = function (expectedStatus, response, callback) {
    callback(expectedStatus == response.statusCode);
};

Refer to the Examples and Operations sections for additional information.

Operations

Servers

List all servers:

oneandone.listServers(function (error, response, body) { //consume the result });

List all servers with options:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listServersWithOptions(options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

To paginate the list of servers received in the response use page and perPage parameters. Set perPage to the number of servers that will be shown in each page. page indicates the current page. When set to an integer value that is less than or equal to zero, the parameters are ignored by the framework.

To receive the list of servers sorted in expected order pass a server property (e.g. "name") in sort parameter.

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the server instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of servers containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma-separated properties (e.g. "id,name,description,hardware.ram") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is set to an empty string, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve a single server:

oneandone.getServer("server_id", function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List fixed-size server templates:

oneandone.listHardwareFlavours(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a fixed-size server template:

oneandone.getHardwareFlavour(hardware_flavour_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List Baremetal models:

oneandone.listBaremetalModels(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a baremetal model:

oneandone.getBaremetalModel(baremetalModel.id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a server's hardware:

oneandone.getHardware(server.id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List a server's HDDs:

oneandone.listHdds(server_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve a single server HDD:

oneandone.getHdd(server_id, hdd_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a server's image:

oneandone.getServerImage(server_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List a server's IPs:

oneandone.listIps(server_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a single server IP:

oneandone.getIp(server_id, ip_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List all firewall policies assigned to a server IP:

oneandone.listIpFirewallPolicies(server_id, ip_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List all load balancers assigned to a server IP:

oneandone.listIpLoadBalancer(server_id, ip_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a server's status:

oneandone.getServerStatus(server_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about the DVD loaded into the virtual DVD unit of a server:

oneandone.getDvd(server_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List a server's private networks:

oneandone.listServerPrivateNetworks(server_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a server's private network:

oneandone.getServerPrivateNetwork(server_id, current_privateNetwork_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List all server's snapshots:

oneandone.listSnapshots(server_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Create a server:

var serverData = {
  "name": "My server",
  "description": "My server description",
  "rsa_key": "Put a valid public SSH Key to be copied into the server during creation. Then you will be able to access to the server using your SSH keys",
  "password":"Password of the server. Password must contain more than 8 characters using uppercase letters, numbers and other special symbols.",
  "firewall_policy_id":"Firewall policy's ID. If it is not provided, the server will assign the best firewall policy, creating a new one if necessary. If the parameter is sent with a 0 value, the server will be created with all ports blocked.",
  "load_balancer_id":"Load balancer's ID"?
  "monitoring_policy_id":"Monitoring policy's ID",
  "ip_id":"IP's ID",
  "server_type":"cloud or baremetal",
  "hardware": {
    "vcore": 2,
    "cores_per_processor": 1,
    "ram": 2,
    "hdds": [
    {
      "size": 40,
      "is_main": true
    },
    {
      "size": 20,
      "is_main": false
    }
    ]
  },
  "appliance_id": "B5F778B85C041347BCDCFC3172AB3F3C",
  "datacenter_id": "908DC2072407C94C8054610AD5A53B8C"
};

oneandone.createServer(serverData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Create a baremetal server:

var serverData = {
  "name": "My server",
  "description": "My server description"
  "server_type":"baremetal",
  "hardware": {
    "baremetal_model_id": "Id of the baremetal model"
  },
  "appliance_id": "B5F778B85C041347BCDCFC3172AB3F3C",
  "datacenter_id": "908DC2072407C94C8054610AD5A53B8C"
};

oneandone.createServer(serverData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Create a fixed-size server and return back the server's IP address and first password:

var serverData = {
	"name": "Node Fixed Instance server",
	"description": "My server description",
	"hardware": {
		"fixed_instance_size_id": "65929629F35BBFBA63022008F773F3EB"
	},
	"appliance_id": "B5F778B85C041347BCDCFC3172AB3F3C",
	"datacenter_id": "908DC2072407C94C8054610AD5A53B8C"
};

oneandone.createServer(serverData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Update a server:

var updateData = {
	"name": "Node Server - UPDATED",
	"description": "desc"
};
oneandone.updateServer(server_id, updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Delete a server:

oneandone.deleteServer(server_id,keep_ips, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Set keep_ips parameter to true for keeping server IPs after deleting a server.

Update a server's hardware:

var updateHardwareData = {
	"vcore": 4,
	"cores_per_processor": 2,
	"ram": 6
};
oneandone.updateHardware(server_id, updateHardwareData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Add new hard disk(s) to a server:

var hddData = {
	"hdds": [
		{
			"size": 40,
			"is_main": false
		}
	]
};

oneandone.addHdd(server_id, hddData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Resize a server's hard disk:

 var updateData = {
	"size": 40
};
oneandone.updateHdd(server_id, hdd_id, updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Remove a server's hard disk:

oneandone.deleteHdd(server_id, hdd_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Load a DVD into the virtual DVD unit of a server:

var updateDVD = {
	"id": "908DC2072407C94C8054610AD5A53B8C"
};
oneandone.loadDvd(server_id, updateDVD, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Unload a DVD from the virtual DVD unit of a server:

oneandone.unloadDvd(server_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Reinstall a new image into a server:

var updateData = {
	"id": "908DC2072407C94C8054610AD5A53B8C",//imageid
	"password": "Test123!"
};
oneandone.updateServerImage(server_id, updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Assign a new IP to a server:

var ipData = {
	"type": "IPV4"
};
oneandone.addIp(server_id, ipData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Release an IP and optionally remove it from a server:

 var keepip = {
	"keep_ip": false
};
oneandone.deleteIp(server_id, ip_id,keepip, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Set keep_ip to true for releasing the IP without removing it.

Assign a new firewall policy to a server's IP:

var firewallPolicyData = {
	"id": "071C8EB665DBA2EE574F3ED1256E5694"
};
oneandone.addFirewallPolicy(server_id, ip_id, firewallPolicyData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Assign a new load balancer to a server's IP:

var loadBalancerData = {
	"load_balancer_id": "071C8EB665DBA2EE574F3ED1256E5694"
};
oneandone.addIpLoadBalancer(server_id, ip_id, loadBalancerData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Remove a load balancer from a server's IP:

oneandone.deleteIpLoadBalancer(server_id, ip_id, load_balancer_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Start a server:

var updateData = {
	"action": oneandone.ServerUpdateAction.POWER_ON,
	"method": oneandone.ServerUpdateMethod.SOFTWARE
};
oneandone.updateServerStatus(server_id, updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Set setMethod to either for Types.ServerActionMethod.SOFTWARE or Types.ServerActionMethod.HARDWAREfor method of rebooting.

Recovery Reboot a server:

oneandone.recoveryRebootServer (server_id, recovery_image_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Reboot a server:

var updateData = {
	"action": oneandone.ServerUpdateAction.REBOOT,
	"method": oneandone.ServerUpdateMethod.SOFTWARE
	};
oneandone.updateServerStatus(server_id, updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Set setMethod to either for Types.ServerActionMethod.SOFTWARE or Types.ServerActionMethod.HARDWAREfor method of rebooting.

Shutdown a server:

var updateData = {
	"action": oneandone.ServerUpdateAction.POWER_OFF,
	"method": oneandone.ServerUpdateMethod.SOFTWARE
	};
oneandone.updateServerStatus(server_id, updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Set method to either for oneandone.ServerUpdateMethod.SOFTWARE or oneandone.ServerUpdateMethod.HARDWAREfor method of rebooting.

Assign a private network to a server:

var pnData = {
	"id": "071C8EB665DBA2EE574F3ED1256E5694"
};
oneandone.assignPrivateNetworkToServer(server_id, pnData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Remove a server's private network:

oneandone.deletePrivateNetworkFromServer(server_id, current_privateNetwork_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Create a new server's snapshot:

oneandone.createSnapshot(server_id, null, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Restore a server's snapshot:

oneandone.restoreSnapshot(server_id, current_snapShot_id, null, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Remove a server's snapshot:

oneandone.deleteSnapshot(server_id, current_snapShot_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Clone a server:

var cloneData = {
	"name": "node clone",
	"datacenter_id": "datacenter_id"
};
oneandone.clone(server.id, cloneData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Images

List all images:

oneandone.listImages(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List all images with options:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listImagesWithOptions(options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

To paginate the list of load balancers received in the response use page and perPage parameters. Set perPage to the number of load balancers that will be shown in each page. page indicates the current page. When set to an integer value that is less than or equal to zero, the parameters are ignored by the framework.

To receive the list of load balancers sorted in expected order, pass a load balancer property (e.g. "name") in sort parameter. Prefix the sorting attribute with - sign for sorting in descending order.

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the load balancer instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of load balancers containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma-separated properties (e.g. "ip,name,method") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is set to an empty string, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve a single image:

oneandone.getImage(image_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Create an image:

var imageData = {
	"server_id": server.id,
	"name": "node image",
	"description": "My image description",
	"frequency": oneandone.ImageFrequency.WEEKLY,
	"num_images": 1,
	"source":"["server", "image", "iso"]",
        "url":"URL where the image can be downloaded. It is required when the source is image or iso.",
        "os_id":"ID of the Operative System you want to import. You can get a list of the available ones with the method **List all images**"
        "type":"["os", "app"]".
};
oneandone.createImage(imageData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

All fields except Description are required. Frequency may be set to "ONCE", "DAILY" or "WEEKLY".

Use the same method to import an existing ISO image.

var imageData = {
	"name": "node image",
	"description": "My image description",
        "source": "iso",
        "url": "source of the image url",
        "type": "os",
        "os_id": os id,
        "datacenter_id": datacenterId

};

Type should be set to os or app. OsId is required if the image type is os.

To import a vdi, qcow, qcow2, vhd, vhdx or vmdk image, instantiate the image request as follows:

var imageData = {
	"name": "node image",
	"description": "My image description",
        "source": "image",
        "url": image_url,
        "os_id": os id,
        "datacenter_id": datacenterId

};

Update an image:

var updateData = {
	"name": "image updated nodejs",
	"description": "New image description",
	"frequency": oneandone.ImageFrequency.ONCE
};
oneandone.updateImage(image_id, updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Frequency may be set to "ONCE", "DAILY" or "WEEKLY".

Delete an image:

oneandone.deleteImage(image_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Shared Storages

List all Shared Storages:

oneandone.listSharedStorages(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List all Shared Storages with options:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listSharedStoragesWithOptions(options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the load balancer instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of load balancers containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma-separated properties (e.g. "ip,name,method") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is set to an empty string, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve a shared storage:

oneandone.getSharedStorage(shared_storage_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Create a shared storage:

var storageData = {
	"name": "Node storage test",
	"description": "My shared storage test description",
	"size": 50
};
oneandone.createSharedStorage(storageData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Description is optional parameter.

Update a shared storage:

updateData = {
	"name": "node js storage test rename",
	"description": "My shared storage rename"
};
oneandone.updateSharedStorage(shared_storage_id, updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

All request's parameters are optional.

Remove a shared storage:

oneandone.deleteSharedStorage(shared_storage_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List a shared storage servers:

oneandone.listSharedStorageServers(shared_storage_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve a shared storage server:

oneandone.getSharedStorageServer(shared_storage_id, server_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Add servers to a shared storage:

var attachData = {
	"servers": [
		{
			"id": server_id,
			"rights": oneandone.StorageServerRights.RW
		}
	]
};
oneandone.attachServerToSharedStorage(shared_storage_id, attachData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

StorageServerRights may be set to R or RW string.

Remove a server from a shared storage:

oneandone.detachServerFromSharedStorage(shared_storage_id, server_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve the credentials for accessing the shared storages:

oneandone.getAccessCredentials(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Change the password for accessing the shared storages:

var updateData = {
	"password": "Test123!"
};
oneandone.changePassword(updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Firewall Policies

List firewall policies:

oneandone.listFirewallPolicies(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List all firewall policies with options:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listFirewallPoliciesWithOptions(options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the load balancer instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of load balancers containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma-separated properties (e.g. "ip,name,method") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is set to an empty string, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve a single firewall policy:

oneandone.getFirewallPolicy(firewall_policy_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Create a firewall policy:

var firewallData = {
	"name": "node firewall policy",
	"description": "My firewall policy description",
	"rules": [
		{
			"protocol": "TCP",
			"port": "80",
            "action": "allow",
			"source": "0.0.0.0"
		},
		{
			"protocol": "TCP",
			"port": "443",
            "action": "allow",
			"source": "0.0.0.0"
		}
	]
};

oneandone.createFirewallPolicy(firewallData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

setSource and setDescription are optional parameters.

Update a firewall policy:

var updateData = {
	"name": "node js Firewall test rename",
	"description": "My Firewall Policy rename"
};

oneandone.updateFirewallPolicy(firewall_policy_id, updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Delete a firewall policy:

oneandone.deleteFirewallPolicy(firewall_policy_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List servers/IPs attached to a firewall policy:

oneandone.listFirewallPolicyServerIps(firewall_policy_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a server/IP assigned to a firewall policy:

oneandone.getFirewallPolicyServerIp(firewall_policy_id, server_ip_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Add servers/IPs to a firewall policy:

var assignData = {
	"server_ips": [
		server_ip_id
	]
};
oneandone.assignServerIpToFirewallPolicy(firewall_policy_id, assignData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List rules of a firewall policy:

oneandone.listFirewallPolicyRules(firewall_policy_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a rule of a firewall policy:

oneandone.getFirewallPolicyRule(firewall_policy_id, firewall_policy_rule_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Adds new rules to a firewall policy:

var ruleData = {
	"rules": [
		{
			"protocol": oneandone.RuleProtocol.TCP,
			"port": "4567",
			"action": "allow",
			"source": "0.0.0.0"
		}
	]
};

oneandone.addRulesToFirewallPolicy(firewall_policy_id, ruleData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Remove a rule from a firewall policy:

oneandone.removeRuleFromFirewallPolicy(firewall_policy_id, firewall_policy_rule_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Load Balancers

List load balancers:

oneandone.listLoadBalancers(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List all load balancers with options:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listLoadBalancersWithOptions(options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the load balancer instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of load balancers containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma-separated properties (e.g. "ip,name,method") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is set to an empty string, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve a single load balancer:

oneandone.getLoadBalancer(load_balancer_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Create a load balancer:

var balancerData = {
	"name": "node balancer",
	"description": "My load balancer description",
	"health_check_test": oneandone.HealthCheckTestTypes.TCP,
	"health_check_interval": 1,
	"health_check_path": "path",
	"health_check_parser": null,
	"persistence": true,
	"persistence_time": 200,
	"method": oneandone.LoadBalancerMethod.ROUND_ROBIN,
	"rules": [
		{
			"protocol": "TCP",
			"port_balancer": 80,
			"port_server": 80,
			"source": "0.0.0.0"
		},
		{
			"protocol": "TCP",
			"port_balancer": 9999,
			"port_server": 8888,
			"source": "0.0.0.0"
		}
	]
};

oneandone.createLoadBalancer(balancerData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Optional parameters are HealthCheckPath, HealthCheckPathParser, Source and Description. Load balancer Method must be set to "ROUND_ROBIN" or "LEAST_CONNECTIONS".

Update a load balancer:

var updateData = {
            "name": "node balancer rename",
            "description": "My load balancer rename description",
            "health_check_test": oneandone.HealthCheckTestTypes.TCP,
            "health_check_interval": 40,
            "persistence": true,
            "persistence_time": 1200,
            "method": oneandone.LoadBalancerMethod.ROUND_ROBIN
        };
oneandone.updateLoadBalancer(load_balancer_id, updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

All updatable fields are optional.

Delete a load balancer:

oneandone.deleteLoadBalancer(load_balancer_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List servers/IPs attached to a load balancer:

oneandone.listLoadBalancerServerIps(load_balancer_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a server/IP assigned to a load balancer:

oneandone.getLoadBalancerServerIp(load_balancer_id, server_ip_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Add servers/IPs to a load balancer:

var assignData = {
	"server_ips": [
		server_ip_id
	]
};
oneandone.assignServerIpToLoadBalancer(load_balancer_id, assignData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Remove a server/IP from a load balancer:

oneandone.unassignServerIpFromLoadBalancer(load_balancer_id, server_ip_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List rules of a load balancer:

oneandone.listLoadBalancerRules(load_balancer_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a rule of a load balancer:

oneandone.getLoadBalancerRule(load_balancer_id, loadBalancer_rule_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Adds new rules to a load balancer:

var ruleData = {
	"rules": [
		{
			"protocol": oneandone.RuleProtocol.TCP,
			"port_balancer": 82,
			"port_server": 82,
			"source": "0.0.0.0"
		}
	]
};
oneandone.addRulesToLoadBalancer(load_balancer_id, ruleData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Remove a rule from a load balancer:

oneandone.removeRuleFromLoadBalancer(load_balancer_id, loadBalancer_rule_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Public IPs

Retrieve a list of your public IPs:

oneandone.listPublicIps(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve a list of your public IPs with options:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listPublicIpsWithOptions(options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

To paginate the list of public IPs received in the response use page and per_page parameters. Set per_page to the number of public IPs that will be shown in each page. page indicates the current page. When set to an integer value that is less than or equal to zero, the parameters are ignored by the framework.

To receive the list of public IPs sorted in expected order, pass a public IP property (e.g. "ip") in sort parameter. Prefix the sorting attribute with - sign for sorting in descending order.

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the public IP instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of public IPs containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma-separated properties (e.g. "id,ip,reverse_dns") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is set to an empty string, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve a single public IP:

oneandone.getPublicIp(public_ip_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Create a public IP:

 var publicIpData = {
	"reverse_dns": "node.com",
	"type": oneandone.IPType.IPV4
};
oneandone.createPublicIp(publicIpData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Both parameters are optional and may be left blank. type may be set to "IPV4" or "IPV6". Presently, only IPV4 is supported.

Update the reverse DNS of a public IP:

var updateData = {
	"reverse_dns": "example.es"
};
oneandone.updatePublicIp(public_ip_id, updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

If an empty string is passed in reverseDns, it removes previous reverse dns of the public IP.

Remove a public IP:

oneandone.deletePublicIp(public_ip_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Private Networks

List all private networks:

oneandone.listPrivateNetworks(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve a list of your private networks with options:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listPrivateNetworksWithOptions(options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

To paginate the list of private networks received in the response use page and per_page parameters. Set per_page to the number of private networks that will be shown in each page. page indicates the current page. When set to an integer value that is less than or equal to zero, the parameters are ignored by the framework.

To receive the list of private networks sorted in expected order pass a private network property (e.g. "-creation_date") in sort parameter. Prefix the sorting attribute with - sign for sorting in descending order.

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the private network instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of private networks containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma-separated properties (e.g. "id,name,creation_date") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is blank, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve information about a private network:

oneandone.getPrivateNetwork(private_network_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Create a new private network:

var pnData = {
	"name": "node Private Network",
	"description": "node Private network description",
	"network_address": "192.168.1.0",
	"subnet_mask": "255.255.255.0"
};
oneandone.createPrivateNetwork(pnData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Private network Name is required parameter.

Modify a private network:

updateData = {
	"name": "node update Private Network",
	"description": "Private network description",
	"network_address": "192.168.1.0",
	"subnet_mask": "255.255.255.0"
};

oneandone.updatePrivateNetwork(private_network_id, updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

All parameters in the request are optional.

Delete a private network:

oneandone.deletePrivateNetwork(private_network_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List all servers attached to a private network:

oneandone.listPrivateNetworkServers(private_network_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve a server attached to a private network:

oneandone.getPrivateNetworkServer(private_network_id, server_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Attach servers to a private network:

var attach = {
	"servers": [
		"server_id"
	]
};
oneandone.attachServerToPrivateNetwork(private_network_id, attach, function (error, response, body) {

Note: Servers cannot be attached to a private network if they currently have a snapshot.

Remove a server from a private network:

oneandone.detachServerFromPrivateNetwork(private_network_id, server_id, function (error, response, body) {

Note: The server cannot be removed from a private network if it currently has a snapshot or it is powered on.

VPNs

List all VPNs:

oneandone.listVpns(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve a list of your VPNs with options:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listVpnsWithOptions(options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

To paginate the list of VPNs received in the response use page and per_page parameters. Set per_page to the number of VPNs that will be shown in each page. page indicates the current page. When set to an integer value that is less or equal to zero, the parameters are ignored by the framework.

To receive the list of VPNs sorted in expected order pass a VPN property (e.g. "name") in sort parameter. Prefix the sorting attribute with - sign for sorting in descending order.

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the VPN instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of VPNs containing only the requested fields pass a list of comma separated properties (e.g. "id,name,creation_date") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is set to an empty string, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve information about a VPN:

oneandone.getVpn(vpn.id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Create a VPN:

var vpnData = {
  "name": "My VPN",
  "description": "My VPN description",
  "datacenter_id": "D0F6D8C8ED29D3036F94C27BBB7BAD36"
};

oneandone.createVpn(vpnData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Modify a VPN:

var updateData = {
	"name": "node VPN rename",
	"description": "node VPN rename description"
};

oneandone.updateVpn(vpn.id, updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Delete a VPN:

oneandone.deleteVpn(vpnToRemove.id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve a VPN's configuration file:

oneandone.getConfigurationFile('C:\\'+vpn.name, vpn.id, function (error, response, body) {//this operation will create a zip file in the provided path and name});

Monitoring Center

List all usages and alerts of monitoring servers:

oneandone.listMonitoringCenters(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List all usages and alerts of monitoring servers with options:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listMonitoringCentersWithOption(options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

To paginate the list of server usages received in the response use page and per_page parameters. Set per_page to the number of server usages that will be shown in each page. page indicates the current page. When set to an integer value that is less than or equal to zero, the parameters are ignored by the framework.

To receive the list of server usages sorted in expected order, pass a server usage property (e.g. "name") in sort parameter. Prefix the sorting attribute with - sign for sorting in descending order.

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the usage instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of server usages containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma-separated properties (e.g. "id,name,status.state") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is blank, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve the usages and alerts for a monitoring server:

oneandone.getServerMonitoringCenterFixedPeriod(server_id, oneandone.PeriodType.LAST_24H, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

period may be set to "LAST_HOUR", "LAST_24H", "LAST_7D", "LAST_30D", "LAST_365D" or "CUSTOM". If period is set to "CUSTOM",

Retrieve the usages and alerts for a monitoring server for a customer period:

Mneandone.getServerMonitoringCenterCustomPeriod(server_id, start_date, end_date, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Monitoring Policies

List all monitoring policies:

oneandone.listMonitoringPolicies(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List all usages and alerts of monitoring servers with options:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listMonitoringPoliciesWithOptions(options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

To paginate the list of monitoring policies received in the response use page and per_page parameters. Set per_page to the number of monitoring policies that will be shown in each page. page indicates the current page. When set to an integer value that is less than or equal to zero, the parameters are ignored by the framework.

To receive the list of monitoring policies sorted in expected order, pass a monitoring policy property (e.g. "name") in sort parameter. Prefix the sorting attribute with - sign for sorting in descending order.

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the monitoring policy instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of monitoring policies containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma-separated properties (e.g. "id,name,creation_date") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is set to an empty string, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve a single monitoring policy:

oneandone.getMonitoringPolicy(policy_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Create a monitoring policy:

var policyData = {
    "name": "node monitoring policy",
    "description": "node monitoring policy description",
    "email": "",
    "agent": true,
    "thresholds": {
        "cpu": {
            "warning": {
                "value": 90,
                "alert": false
            },
            "critical": {
                "value": 95,
                "alert": false
            }
        },
        "ram": {
            "warning": {
                "value": 90,
                "alert": false
            },
            "critical": {
                "value": 95,
                "alert": false
            }
        },
        "disk": {
            "warning": {
                "value": 80,
                "alert": false
            },
            "critical": {
                "value": 90,
                "alert": false
            }
        },
        "transfer": {
            "warning": {
                "value": 1000,
                "alert": false
            },
            "critical": {
                "value": 2000,
                "alert": false
            }
        },
        "internal_ping": {
            "warning": {
                "value": 50,
                "alert": false
            },
            "critical": {
                "value": 100,
                "alert": false
            }
        }
    },
    "ports": [
        {
            "protocol": "TCP",
            "port": "22",
            "alert_if": "RESPONDING",
            "email_notification": true
        }
    ],
    "processes": [
        {
            "process": "test",
            "alert_if": "NOT_RUNNING",
            "email_notification": true
        }
    ]
};

oneandone.createMonitoringPolicy(policyData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

All fields, except Description, are required. AlertIf property accepts values "RESPONDING"/"NOT_RESPONDING" for ports, and "RUNNING"/"NOT_RUNNING" for processes.

Update a monitoring policy:

var updateData = {
	"name": "node Monitoring Policy reName",
	"description": "node Monitoring Policy Description",
	"email": "[email protected]",
	"thresholds": {
		"cpu": {
			"warning": {
				"value": 90,
				"alert": false
			},
			"critical": {
				"value": 95,
				"alert": false
			}
		},
		"ram": {
			"warning": {
				"value": 90,
				"alert": false
			},
			"critical": {
				"value": 95,
				"alert": false
			}
		},
		"disk": {
			"warning": {
				"value": 80,
				"alert": false
			},
			"critical": {
				"value": 90,
				"alert": false
			}
		},
		"transfer": {
			"warning": {
				"value": 1000,
				"alert": false
			},
			"critical": {
				"value": 2000,
				"alert": false
			}
		},
		"internal_ping": {
			"warning": {
				"value": 50,
				"alert": false
			},
			"critical": {
				"value": 100,
				"alert": false
			}
		}
	}
};
oneandone.updateMonitoringPolicy(policy_id, updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

All fields of the request are optional. When a threshold is specified in the request, the threshold fields are required.

Delete a monitoring policy:

oneandone.deleteMonitoringPolicy(policy_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List all ports of a monitoring policy:

oneandone.listMonitoringPoliciesPorts(policy_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a port of a monitoring policy:

oneandone.getPortsMonitoringPolicy(policy_id, port_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Add new ports to a monitoring policy:

var portsData = {
	"ports": [
		{
			"protocol": oneandone.ProtocolType.TCP,
			"port": "80",
			"alert_if": oneandone.AlertIfType.NOT_RESPONDING,
			"email_notification": false
		}
	]
};

oneandone.createMonitoringPolicyForPorts(policy_id, portsData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Port properties are mandatory.

Modify a port of a monitoring policy:

var updatePortData = {
	"ports": {
		"protocol": oneandone.ProtocolType.TCP,
		"port": "80",
		"alert_if": oneandone.AlertIfType.RESPONDING,
		"email_notification": false
	}
};

oneandone.updatePortsMonitoringPolicy(policy_id, port_id, updatePortData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Note: Protocol and Port cannot be changed.

Remove a port from a monitoring policy:

oneandone.deletePortsMonitoringPolicy(policy.id, port.id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List the processes of a monitoring policy:

oneandone.listMonitoringPoliciesProcesses(policy_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a process of a monitoring policy:

oneandone.getProcessesMonitoringPolicy(policy_id, process_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Add new processes to a monitoring policy:

var processesData = {
	"processes": [
		{
			"process": "taskmmgr",
			"alert_if": oneandone.ProcessAlertType.RUNNING,
			"email_notification": false
		}
	]
};

oneandone.createMonitoringPolicyForProcesses(policy_id, processesData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

All properties of the MonitoringProcess instance are required.

Modify a process of a monitoring policy:

var updatePortData = {
	"processes": {
		"process": "test",
		"alert_if": oneandone.ProcessAlertType.RUNNING,
		"email_notification": false
	}
};

oneandone.updateProcessesMonitoringPolicy(policy_id, process_id, updatePortData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Note: Process name cannot be changed.

Remove a process from a monitoring policy:

oneandone.deleteProcessesMonitoringPolicy(policy_id, process_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List all servers attached to a monitoring policy:

oneandone.listMonitoringPoliciesServers(policy_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a server attached to a monitoring policy:

oneandone.getServersMonitoringPolicy(policy_id, server_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Attach servers to a monitoring policy:

var serversData = {
	"servers": [
		"server_id"
	]
};

oneandone.createMonitoringPolicyForServers(policy_id, serversData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Remove a server from a monitoring policy:

oneandone.deleteServersMonitoringPolicy(policy_id, server_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Logs

List all logs:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listLogsFixedPeriodWithOptions(oneandone.PeriodType.LAST_7D, options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

period can be set to "LAST_HOUR", "LAST_24H", "LAST_7D", "LAST_30D", "LAST_365D".

Additional query parameters can be used.

To paginate the list of logs received in the response use page and per_page parameters. Set per_page to the number of logs that will be shown in each page. page indicates the current page. When set to an integer value that is less than or equal to zero, the parameters are ignored by the framework.

To receive the list of logs sorted in expected order, pass a logs property (e.g. "action") in sort parameter. Prefix the sorting attribute with - sign for sorting in descending order.

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the logs instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of logs containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma-separated properties (e.g. "id,action,type") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is set to an empty string, it is ignored in the request.

List all logs for a custom period:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listLogsCustomPeriodWithOptions(start_date, end_date, options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Additional query parameters can be used.

To receive the list of logs sorted in expected order, pass a logs property (e.g. "action") in sort parameter. Prefix the sorting attribute with - sign for sorting in descending order.

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the logs instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of logs containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma-separated properties (e.g. "id,action,type") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is set to an empty string, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve a single log:

oneandone.getLog(log.id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Users

List all users:

oneandone.listUsers(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List all users with options:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listUsersWithOptions(options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

To paginate the list of users received in the response use page and per_page parameters. Set per_page to the number of users that will be shown in each page. page indicates the current page. When set to an integer value that is less than or equal to zero, the parameters are ignored by the framework.

To receive the list of users sorted in expected order, pass a user property (e.g. "name") in sort parameter. Prefix the sorting attribute with - sign for sorting in descending order.

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the user instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of users containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma-separated properties (e.g. "id,name,creation_date,email") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is set to an empty string, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve information about a user:

oneandone.getUser(user_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Create a user:

var userData = {
    "name": " node user",
    "description": "User description",
    "password": "test2015",
    "email": "[email protected]"
};

oneandone.createUser(userData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Name and Password are required parameters. The password must contain at least 8 characters using uppercase letters, numbers and other special symbols.

Modify a user:

var updateData = {
	"name": "Manager role",
	"description": "Manager role description",
	"state": "ACTIVE"
};

oneandone.updateUser(user_id, updateData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

All listed fields in the request are optional. State can be set to "ACTIVE" or "DISABLED".

Delete a user:

oneandone.deleteUser(user_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a user's API privileges:

`oneandone.getUserApiInformation(user_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve a user's API key:

oneandone.getUserApiKey(user_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List IP's from which API access is allowed for a user:

oneandone.getUserApiAllowedIPs(user_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Add new IP's to a user:

var ipList = {
	"ips": [
		"192.168.1.1"
	]
};

oneandone.addUserAPIAllowedIPs(user_id, ipList, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Remove an IP and forbid API access from it:

oneandone.deleteUserAPIAllowedIPs(user_id, "192.168.1.1", function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Modify a user's API privileges:

var updateApi = {
	"active": true
};

oneandone.updateUserApiInformation(user.id, updateApi, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Renew a user's API key:

oneandone.updateUserApiKey(user.id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Roles

List all roles:

oneandone.listRoles(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

List all roles with options:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listRolesWithOptions(options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

To paginate the list of roles received in the response use page and per_page parameters. Set per_page to the number of roles that will be shown in each page. page indicates the current page. When set to an integer value that is less or equal to zero, the parameters are ignored by the framework.

To receive the list of roles sorted in expected order pass a role property (e.g. "name") in sort parameter. Prefix the sorting attribute with - sign for sorting in descending order.

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the role instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of roles containing only the requested fields pass a list of comma separated properties (e.g. "id,name,creation_date") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is set to an empty string, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve information about a role:

oneandone.getRole(role_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Create a role:

var roleData = {
	"name": "node role"
};

oneandone.createRole(roleData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Clone a role:

var cloneRoleData = {
	"name": "node role"
};

oneandone.cloneRole(role_id, cloneRoleData, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Modify a role:

var updateRole = {
	"name": "node Manager role",
	"description": "Manager role description",
	"state": "ACTIVE"
};

oneandone.updateRole(role_id, updateRole, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

ACTIVE and DISABLE are valid values for the state.

Delete a role:

oneandone.deleteRole(role_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a role's permissions:

oneandone.getRolePermissions(role_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Modify a role's permissions:

var updatePermissions = {
	"servers": {
		"show": true,
		"create": true,
		"delete": false,
		"set_name": true,
		"set_description": true,
		"start": true,
		"restart": true,
		"shutdown": true
	},
	"images": {
		"show": true,
		"create": true,
		"delete": false,
		"set_name": true,
		"set_description": true,
		"disable_automatic_creation": true
	}
};

oneandone.updateRolePermissions(role_id, updatePermissions, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Assign users to a role:

var usersToAdd = {
	"users": [
		user_id
	]
};

usersList is a String List of user ID's.

List a role's users:

oneandone.listRoleUsers(role_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Retrieve information about a role's user:

oneandone.getRoleUser(role_id, user_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Remove a role's user:

oneandone.removeRoleFromUser(role_id, user_id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Usages

List your usages with options:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listUsagesFixedPeriodWithOptions(oneandone.PeriodType.LAST_30D, options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

period can be set to "LAST_HOUR", "LAST_24H", "LAST_7D", "LAST_30D", "LAST_365D" .

List your usages for a custom period:

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listUsagesCustomPeriodWithOptions(start_date, end_date, null, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

To paginate the list of usages received in the response use page and per_page parameters. Set per_page to the number of usages that will be shown in each page. page indicates the current page. When set to an integer value that is less than or equal to zero, the parameters are ignored by the framework.

To receive the list of usages sorted in expected order, pass a usages property (e.g. "name") in sort parameter. Prefix the sorting attribute with - sign for sorting in descending order.

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the usages instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of usages containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma-separated properties (e.g. "id,name") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is set to an empty string, it is ignored in the request.

Server Appliances

List all the appliances that you can use to create a server:

oneandone.listServerAppliances(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listServerAppliancesWithOptions(options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

To paginate the list of server appliances received in the response use page and per_page parameters. Set per_page to the number of server appliances that will be shown in each page. page indicates the current page. When set to an integer value that is less than or equal to zero, the parameters are ignored by the framework.

To receive the list of server appliances sorted in expected order, pass a server appliance property (e.g. "os") in sort parameter. Prefix the sorting attribute with - sign for sorting in descending order.

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the server appliance instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of server appliances containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma separated properties (e.g. "id,os,architecture") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is blank, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve information about specific appliance:

oneandone.getServerAppliance(appliance.id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Recovery Images

List all the recovery images that you can use to recovery reboot into a server:

oneandone.listRecoveryImages(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listRecoveryImagesWithOptions(options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the server appliance instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of server appliances containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma separated properties (e.g. "id,os,architecture") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is blank, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve information about specific recovery image:

oneandone.getRecoveryImage(recovery_image.id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

DVD ISO

List all operative systems and tools that you can load into your virtual DVD unit:

oneandone.listDvdIso(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

var options = {
	query: "node",	
	page:1,
	perPage:1,
	sort:""
};

oneandone.listDvdIsoWithOptions(options, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

To paginate the list of ISO DVDs received in the response use page and per_page parameters. Set per_page to the number of ISO DVDs that will be shown in each page. page indicates the current page. When set to an integer value that is less than or equal to zero, the parameters are ignored by the framework.

To receive the list of ISO DVDs sorted in expected order, pass a ISO DVD property (e.g. "type") in sort parameter. Prefix the sorting attribute with - sign for sorting in descending order.

Use query parameter to search for a string in the response and return only the ISO DVD instances that contain it.

To retrieve a collection of ISO DVDs containing only the requested fields, pass a list of comma-separated properties (e.g. "id,name,type") in fields parameter.

If any of the parameters sort, query or fields is blank, it is ignored in the request.

Retrieve a specific ISO image:

oneandone.getDvdIso(dvdIso.id, function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Ping

Check if 1&1 REST API is running:

oneandone.pingApi(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

If the API is running, the response is PONG.

Validate if 1&1 REST API is running and the authorization token is valid:

oneandone.pingApiAuthentication(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

The response is PONG. if the API is running and the token is valid.

Pricing

Show prices for all available resources in the Cloud Panel:

oneandone.getPricing(function (error, response, body) {//consume the result });

Data Centers

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Readme

1&1 Cloudserver Node.js SDK

Table of Contents

Overview

Getting Started

Installation

Authentication

Error Handling

Operations

Servers

Images

Shared Storages

Firewall Policies

Load Balancers

Public IPs

Private Networks

VPNs

Monitoring Center

Monitoring Policies

Logs

Users

Roles

Usages

Server Appliances

Recovery Images

DVD ISO

Ping

Pricing

Data Centers