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Display the mapping between ONTAP REST APIs and CLI commands

Availability: This command is available to cluster administrators at the admin privilege level.

Description

The security login role show-rest command displays ONTAP REST APIs and the CLI commands that they are mapped to.

Parameters

{ [-fields <fieldname>,…​]

If you specify the -fields <fieldname>, …​ parameter, the command output also includes the specified field or fields. You can use '-fields ?' to display the fields to specify.

| [-instance ] }

If you specify the -instance parameter, the command displays detailed information about all fields.

[-endpoint <text>] - URI of the REST endpoint

This parameter will filter the output to show CLI commands that match the provided REST endpoint.

[-commands <text>,…​] - CLI Command

This parameter will filter the output to show the REST API or APIs that match the provided CLI command.

[-supported-operations <text>,…​] - Supported REST operations <GET,POST,PATCH,DELETE>

This parameter filters the output to show REST APIs or CLI commands that match the provided REST operations <GET,POST,PATCH,DELETE>

Examples

The following command displays all the ONTAP REST APIs and their mapped CLI commands:

cluster1::> security login role show-rest
REST Endpoint               CLI Commands                   Supported Operations
--------------------------- ------------------------------ --------------------
/application/applications   application                    GET, PATCH, POST, DELETE
/application/applications/$id/components/$id/metadata
                            -                              GET, PATCH, POST, DELETE
/application/applications/$id/metadata
                            application metadata           GET, PATCH, POST, DELETE
/application/applications/{application.uuid}/components
                            -                              GET
/application/applications/{application.uuid}/components/{component.uuid}/snapshots
                            -                              GET, POST, DELETE
/application/applications/{application.uuid}/components/{component.uuid}/snapshots/{uuid}/restore
                            -                              POST, DELETE
/application/applications/{application.uuid}/snapshots
                            -                              GET, POST, DELETE
/application/applications/{application.uuid}/snapshots/{uuid}/restore
                            -                              POST, DELETE
/application/consistency-groups
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The following examples display all ONTAP REST APIs that are mapped to a specified CLI command:

cluster1::> security login role show-rest -commands statistics
REST Endpoint               CLI Commands                   Supported Operations
--------------------------- ------------------------------ --------------------
/cluster/counter/tables     statistics                     GET
/cluster/counter/tables/{counter_table.name}/rows
                            statistics                     GET
2 entries were displayed.
cluster1::> security login role show-rest -commands "network interface"*
REST Endpoint               CLI Commands                   Supported Operations
--------------------------- ------------------------------ --------------------
/cluster/nodes              cluster add-node, network interface create, storage aggregate auto-provision, system node, system node modify, system node show, system service-processor network modify
                                                           GET, PATCH, POST, DELETE
/network/fc/interfaces      network interface create, network interface show, vserver fcp interface show
                                                           GET, PATCH, POST, DELETE
/network/fc/interfaces/{uuid}/metrics
                            network interface show         GET
/network/ip/interfaces      network interface, network interface create
                                                           GET, PATCH, POST, DELETE
/network/ip/interfaces/{uuid}/metrics
                            network interface show         GET
/network/ip/service-policies
                            network interface service-policy, network interface service-policy show
                                                           GET, PATCH, POST, DELETE
/svm/svms                   network interface create, network route create, vserver, vserver add-aggregates, vserver add-protocols, vserver cifs create, vserver create, vserver fcp create, vserver iscsi create, vserver nfs create, vserver nvme create, vserver object-store-server create, vserver remove-protocols, vserver services name-service dns create, vserver services name-service ldap client create, vserver services name-service nis-domain create, vserver services name-service ns-switch create, vserver show
                                                           GET, PATCH, POST, DELETE
7 entries were displayed.
cluster1::> security login role show-rest -commands *"fcp"*"create"
REST Endpoint               CLI Commands                   Supported Operations
--------------------------- ------------------------------ --------------------
/protocols/san/fcp/services vserver fcp create, vserver fcp show
                                                           GET, PATCH, POST, DELETE
/svm/svms                   network interface create, network route create, vserver, vserver add-aggregates, vserver add-protocols, vserver cifs create, vserver create, vserver fcp create, vserver iscsi create, vserver nfs create, vserver nvme create, vserver object-store-server create, vserver remove-protocols, vserver services name-service dns create, vserver services name-service ldap client create, vserver services name-service nis-domain create, vserver services name-service ns-switch create, vserver show
                                                           GET, PATCH, POST, DELETE
2 entries were displayed.

The following examples display the CLI command that is mapped to a specified ONTAP REST API:

cluster1::> security login role show-rest -endpoint /cluster/metrocluster*
REST Endpoint               CLI Commands                   Supported Operations
--------------------------- ------------------------------ --------------------
/cluster/metrocluster       metrocluster configuration-settings connection connect, metrocluster configuration-settings dr-group create, metrocluster configuration-settings interface create, metrocluster configuration-settings mediator add, metrocluster configure, metrocluster show, storage aggregate create, storage aggregate mirror
                                                           GET, PATCH, POST, DELETE
/cluster/metrocluster/diagnostics
                            metrocluster check show        GET, POST, DELETE
/cluster/metrocluster/dr-groups
                            metrocluster configuration-settings dr-group create, metrocluster configuration-settings dr-group show
                                                           GET, PATCH, POST, DELETE
/cluster/metrocluster/interconnects
                            metrocluster interconnect mirror show
                                                           GET, PATCH
/cluster/metrocluster/nodes metrocluster node show         GET
/cluster/metrocluster/operations
                            metrocluster operation show    GET
/cluster/metrocluster/svms  metrocluster vserver show      GET
7 entries were displayed.
cluster1::> security login role show-rest -endpoint *cifs/session*
REST Endpoint               CLI Commands                   Supported Operations
--------------------------- ------------------------------ --------------------
/protocols/cifs/session/files
                            vserver cifs session file      GET
/protocols/cifs/session/files/$id/$id
                            vserver cifs session file      GET, DELETE
/protocols/cifs/sessions    vserver cifs session           GET, POST, DELETE
/protocols/cifs/sessions/$id/$id
                            vserver cifs session           GET, POST, DELETE
4 entries were displayed.