You can call GetKubernetesTrigger to query application operation triggers.

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Request parameter types

This operation uses only common request parameters. For more information, see Common parameters.

Request syntax

get /triggers/{ClusterId} http|https

Request parameters

Parameter Type Required Example Description
ClusterId String Yes c5cdf7e3938bc4f8eb0e44b21a80f****

The ID of the cluster.
Namespace String Yes default

The name of the namespace.
Type String No deployment

The type of the application.
Name String Yes web-server

The name of the application.

Response parameters

Parameter Type Example Description
triggers Array of triggers

A list of triggers.
action String "redeploy"

The operation triggered.
cluster_id String "c5cdf7e3938bc4f8eb0e44b21a80f****"

The ID of the cluster.
id String "111"

The ID of the trigger.
project_id String "default/web-server"

The ID of the project.
token String "***"

The token used to enable a trigger.

Examples

Sample requests

POST /triggers/[ClusterId] HTTP/1.1
Common request parameters
{
    "ClusterId":"c5cdf7e3938bc4f8eb0e44b21a80f****",
    "Namespace":"default",
    "Name":"web-server",
    "Type":"deployment"
}

Sample success responses

XML format 

<triggers>
      <cluster_id>c5cdf7e3938bc4f8eb0e44b21a80f****</cluster_id>
      <project_id>default/web-server</project_id>
      <action>redeploy</action>
      <id>111</id>
      <token>***</token>
</triggers>

JSON format 

{
    "triggers": [
        {
            "cluster_id": "c5cdf7e3938bc4f8eb0e44b21a80f****",
            "project_id": "default/web-server",
            "action": "redeploy",
            "id": "111",
            "token": "***"
        }
    ]
}

Error codes

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