Page Summary
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This endpoint (
GET /status) checks the operational status and configuration of a Key Access Control List Service (KACLS). -
It provides essential information about the KACLS instance, such as its name, vendor, version, server type, and supported operations.
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The response confirms whether the KACLS is active and details the functionalities it offers.
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Internal self-checks within the KACLS, including KMS accessibility and logging system health, might also be conducted as part of the status check.
Checks the status of a Key Access Control List Service (KACLS) to assess whether it's active and properly configured.
Internal self-checks, like checking KMS accessibility or logging system health, can also be performed.
HTTP request
GET https:// KACLS_URL
/status
Replace KACLS_URL
with the Key Access Control List
Service (KACLS) URL.
Path parameters
None.
Request body
None.
Response body
The response body contains data with the following structure:
| JSON representation | |
|---|---|
{ "name" : string , "vendor_id" : string , "version" : string , "server_type" : string , "operations_supported" : string array } |
|
| Fields | |
|---|---|
name
|
An optional instance name. |
operations_supported
|
List of operations supported by the service. The name of the operation is defined by its URL path. |
server_type
|
Must be |
vendor_id
|
The KACLS vendor name. |
version
|
The software version. |
Example
This example provides a sample response for the status
method.
Response
{
"server_type"
:
"KACLS"
,
"vendor_id"
:
"Test"
,
"version"
:
"demo"
,
"name"
:
"K8 reference"
,
"operations_supported"
:
[
"wrap"
,
"unwrap"
,
"privilegedunwrap"
,
"privatekeydecrypt"
,
"privatekeysign"
,
"privilegedprivatekeydecrypt"
]
}

