Update OpsNotes
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You can use LogicMonitor’s REST API to update the Ops Notes in your account.
As with all of our API calls, authentication is required.
HTTP Method: PUT
URI: /setting/opsnotes/{id}
Request Parameters:
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About LogicMonitorYou can use LogicMonitor’s REST API to update the Ops Notes in your account.
As with all of our API calls, authentication is required.
HTTP Method: PUT
URI: /setting/opsnotes/{id}
Request Parameters:
Property |
Description |
Required? |
Type |
Example |
note | The note message | Yes | String | “note”:”software update from 1.0.0 to 1.2.4″ |
happenedOnInSec | The date and time associated with the note, in epoch seconds format | No. Defaults to current time | Integer | “happenOnInSec”:1488826440 |
scopes | The scopes associated with the note. A note with no scope will show up for everything in the account. Each scope object should have a type (device, service, deviceGroup, serviceGroup). For group scopes, a groupId should be specified. For device/service scopes, deviceId/serviceId should be specified & groupId can optionally be included. | No. Defaults to no scope | JSON Object | “scopes”:[{“type”:”device”,”deviceId”:56},{“type”:”service”,”serviceId”:87,”groupId”:74}] |
tags | The tags that should be associated with the note. Each tag has a unique id and a name – you can either include the name of a new or existing tag, or the id of an existing tag. | No. Defaults to no tags | JSON Object | “tags”:[{“name”:”release”},{“name”:”upgrade”}] |