- About LogicMonitor
- AIOps
- Alerts
- Certification
- Cloud Monitoring
- Collectors
- Dashboards and Widgets
- Devices
- Getting Started
- LM Service Insight
- LogicModules
- Mobile
- Monitoring
- Reports
- Rest API Developers Guide
- REST API Overview
- REST API v1
- REST API v1 Examples
- REST API v1 Status Codes
- Managing Ops Notes with the REST API
- Managing Alert Rules with the REST API
- Managing Alerts with the REST API
- Managing API Tokens with the REST API
- Accessing Audit Logs with the REST API
- Managing Collectors with the REST API
- Managing Collector Groups with the REST API
- Managing Dashboards and Widgets with the REST API
- Managing Dashboard Groups with the REST API
- Getting Data with the REST API
- Managing Datasources with the REST API
- Managing Datasource Instances with the REST API
- Managing Devices with the REST API
- Managing Device Groups with the REST API
- Get devices for a particular device group
- Get all alerts for a Device Group
- AWS Device Groups
- Delete Device Group Properties
- Update Device Group Properties
- Get Device Group Properties
- Add Device Group Properties
- Get all SDTs for a Device Group
- Delete a Device Group
- Get Device Groups
- Update a Device Group
- Add a Device Group
- About the Device Group Resource
- Managing Escalation Chains with the REST API
- Managing Reports with the REST API
- Managing Report Groups with the REST API
- Managing Roles with the REST API
- Managing SDTs with the REST API
- Managing Websites with the REST API
- Managing Website Groups with the REST API
- Getting Websites Test Locations with the REST API
- Managing Thresholds with the REST API
- Managing Users with the REST API
- REST API v2
- LogicMonitor SDKs
- RPC API Developers Guide - Deprecated
- Servicenow CMDB Integration
- Settings
- Terminology and Syntax
- Websites
Delete Datasource Instances
You can use LogicMonitor’s REST API to programmatically delete datasource instances for a particular device. Note that instances can only be deleted via API if Active Discovery is disabled for the datasource.
Note: As with all of our API calls, authentication is required.
HTTP Method: DELETE
URI: /device/devices/{deviceId}/devicedatasources/{deviceDatasourceId}/instances/{instanceId}
Where:
- {deviceId} is the device id, which you can get from a GET request to the devices resource
- {deviceDatasourceId} is the device datasource id, which you can get from a GET request to the device datasources resource
- {instanceId} is the instance id
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