Querying the List of CMKs¶
Function¶
This API allows you to query the list of all CMKs.
URI¶
URI format
POST /v1.0/{project_id}/kms/list-keys
Parameter description
¶ Parameter
Mandatory
Type
Description
project_id
Yes
String
Project ID
Requests¶
Parameter | Mandatory | Type | Description |
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limit | No | String | This parameter specifies the number of entries returned. If the specified number is smaller than the actual number of existing entries, true will be returned for the response parameter truncated, indicating that the query results will be displayed in separate pages. The value is within the range of the maximum number of CMKs, for example, 100. |
marker | No | String | This parameter marks the starting location in a pagination query. If the truncated value is true, you can send consecutive requests to obtain more record entries. The marker value must be set to the next_marker value in the response, for example, 10. |
key_state | No | String | State of a CMK that matches the regular expression ^[1-5]{1}$. The following values are enumerated:
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sequence | No | String | 36-byte serial number of a request message Example: 919c82d4-8046-4722-9094-35c3c6524cff |
Responses¶
Parameter | Mandatory | Type | Description |
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keys | Yes | Array of strings | List of CMK IDs |
key_details | Yes | Array of objects | Key details list. For details, see Table 4. |
next_marker | Yes | String | This parameter indicates the marker value required for obtaining the next page of query results. If the truncated value is false, the next_marker parameter is left blank. |
total | Yes | Integer | Total number of keys. |
truncated | Yes | String | This parameter indicates whether there are more results displayed in another page.
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Examples¶
The following shows an example when limit is set to 2 and marker is set to 1.
Example request
{ "limit": "2", "marker": "1" }
Example response
{ "keys": [ "0d0466b0-e727-4d9c-b35d-f84bb474a37f", "2e258389-bb1e-4568-a1d5-e1f50adf70ea" ], "key_details": [ { "key_id":"0d0466b0-e727-4d9c-b35d-f84bb474a37f", "domain_id":"00074811d5c27c4f8d48bb91e4a1dcfd", "key_alias":"caseuirpr", "realm":"aaaa", "key_description":"123", "creation_date":"1502799822000", "scheduled_deletion_date":"", "key_state":"2", "default_key_flag":"0", "key_type":"1", "expiration_time":"1501578672000", "origin":"kms" }, { "key_id":"2e258389-bb1e-4568-a1d5-e1f50adf70ea", "domain_id":"00074811d5c27c4f8d48bb91e4a1dcfd", "key_alias":"casehvniz", "realm":"aaaa", "key_description":"234", "creation_date":"1502799820000", "scheduled_deletion_date":"", "key_state":"2", "default_key_flag":"0", "key_type":"1", "expiration_time":"1501578673000", "origin":"kms" } ], "next_marker": "", "truncated": "false", "total":2 }
or
{ "error": { "error_code": "KMS.XXXX", "error_msg": "XXX" } }
Status Codes¶
Table 4 lists the normal status code returned by the response.
Status Code | Status | Description |
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200 | OK | Request processed successfully. |
Exception status code. For details, see Status Codes.