Registration

Get the details of a registered service

get/v2/organizations/{organization}/services/{service}

Request

Path parameters

organizationstring required

Organization name.

servicestring required

Service name.

Response

A successful response.

fqnstring

Fully-qualified name of the resource. This field is read-only.

displayNamestring

User friendly name for the resource.

etagstring

The etag for the resource. This field is automatically computed and must be sent on every update to the resource to prevent concurrent modifications.

descriptionstring

A description of the resource.

shortNamestring required

Short name for the service, used to uniquely identify it within the organization.

hostnamesstring[]

The hostnames by which this service is accessed. Can correspond to the hostname of an internal service or that ones of a virtual host on a gateway.

subsetsstring[]

Deprecated. Use subset_deployments instead. Subset denotes a specific version of a service. By default the 'version' label is used to designate subsets of a workload. Known subsets for the service.

serviceType'INVALID_TYPE' | 'INTERNAL' | 'LOADBALANCER' | 'MESH_EXTERNAL' required

ServiceType denotes the exposition of a service in the mesh.

  • INTERNAL: A regular service that is not directly exposed to the outside world.
  • LOADBALANCER: A load balancer service running only the proxy as the workload.
  • MESH_EXTERNAL: A mesh external service.
externalAddressesstring[]

For kubernetes services of type load balancer, this field contains the list of lb hostnames or IPs assigned to the service.

state'INVALID_STATE' | 'EXTERNAL' | 'OBSERVED' | 'CONTROLLED' required

State denotes how deep is the knowledge of a service by the mesh. Meaning that if a service can be controlled, observed or none of these.

  • EXTERNAL: An external service is a service that is known, but that cannot be observed (we can't get metrics for it) and cannot be controlled.
  • OBSERVED: An observed service is a known service that we can have metrics for. For example, a service running the Skywalking agents.
  • CONTROLLED: A controlled service is a service that is part of the mesh and has a proxy we can configure.
canonicalNamestring
spiffeIdsstring[]

List of SPIFFE identities used by the workloads of the service.

Changes

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