- 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
Get Escalation Chains
You can use LogicMonitor’s REST API to programmatically get your Escalation Chains. With the Escalation Chains resource, you can:
As with all of our API calls, authentication is required
Get a list of Escalation Chains
Returns a list of Escalation Chains
HTTP Method: GET
URI: /setting/alert/chains
Request Parameters: By default, a list of 50 escalation chains will be returned. You can include sort, filter, fields, size and offset parameters in your request to control what data is included in the response and how it is formatted. Note that query parameters are not considered part of the resource path, and should not be included the calculation of the LMv1 authentication signature.
Property |
Syntax |
Description |
Example URI |
| sort | sort={+ or -}property | Sorts the response by the property specified in either increasing (+) or decreasing (-) order | /setting/alert/chains?sort=-id |
| filter | filter=property{operator}value | Filters the response according to the operator and value specified. Note that you can use * to match on more than one character. You can use the ‘.’ character to filter values within an object (e.g. custom properties), and multiple filters can be separated by a comma.
Operators include:
|
/setting/alert/chains?filter=name~serviceNow |
| fields | fields={list of properties separated by commas} | Filters the response to only include the following fields for each object | /setting/alert/chains?fields=name,id |
| size | size=integer | The number of results to display. Max is 1000. | /setting/alert/chains?size=5 |
| offset | offset=integer | The number of results to offset the displayed results by | /setting/alert/chains?offset=2 |
Get information about a particular Escalation Chain
Returns details for a particular Escalation Chain:
HTTP Method:GET
URI: setting/alert/chains/{id}
Request Parameters: You can include a filter parameter that controls which fields are displayed in the response:
Property |
Syntax |
Description |
Example URI |
| fields | fields={list of properties separated by commas} | Filters the response to only include the following fields for each object | /setting/alert/chains/{id}?fields=name,id |
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