Subscriptions: Suppressions

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Description

The /subscriptions/<platformType>/suppressions resource is used to store a list of attribute tags and recommendation properties available to the Subscriptions resource for the purpose of suppressing specific sets of system recommendations from the resulting subscription data set.

This resource acts as a catalog of the suppression tags or properties to be referenced by the suppressionReferences parameter in the Subscriptions resource . Suppression entries (tags or properties) not defined in a /subscriptions/<platformType>/suppressions resource cannot be referenced; you must define the suppression entries before using them in a suppression condition. See Subscriptions for details on defining a subscription.

There is a catalog for each supported <platformType>, which can only be referenced by the corresponding <platformType> subscription. For example, a container subscription (i.e. /subscriptions/containers) can only reference suppressions from the Container Subscriptions Suppressions catalog (i.e. /subscriptions/containers/suppressions).

Suppression entries can be declared as global or private (i.e. user-specific). Global suppression entries can be used by any API enabled user, while private entries can only be used by their owners. Note that administrative users An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. have access to all suppression entries - global or private user-specific.

Resource

/subscriptions/cloud/suppressions

/subscriptions/containers/suppressions

/subscriptions/suppressions

Note: If you use this resource without the <platformType> specified (i.e. without cloud or containers specified), the behavior is exactly the same as specifying the cloud-specific resource. This behavior enables backward compatibility with scripts using the Densify API prior to release 12.1.6, where the platform-specific indicator was not available.

Supported Operations

Table: Subscriptions Suppressions Supported Operations

HTTP Method	Input	Output	Description
GET /subscriptions/<platformType>/suppressions	Path Parameter: platformType Query String Parameter Options: type owner	Collection of suppressionRef suppressionName attributeName \| propertyName key technology aliasName owner	Returns a list of existing suppression tags or properties from the platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog. The type query string parameter is used to return global or private suppressions. If type is not specified, all global and only private suppressions belonging to you are returned. Administrative users An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. can use the owner query string parameter to return all the private suppressions belonging to a specific user. See Example: Getting a List of Available Cloud Subscriptions Suppressions.
GET /subscriptions/<platformType>/suppressions/ <suppressionRef>	Path Parameters: platformType suppressionRef	suppressionRef suppressionName attributeName \| propertyName key technology aliasName owner	Returns a Subscriptions suppression with unique identifier <suppressionRef> from a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog. See Example: Getting a Specific Container Subscriptions Suppression.
POST /subscriptions/<platformType>/suppressions	Path Parameter: platformType Collection of Request Body Parameters: suppressionName attributeName \| propertyName key technology aliasName owner	Collection of suppressionRef attributeName \| propertyName See Example: Adding New Subscription Suppressions.	Adds new suppression entries into a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog. A suppression entry can be either a tag or a property suppression. You can specify an attributeName or a propertyName, but not both. Administrative users An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. can add global or private suppressions. Non-administrative users can add only private suppressions. suppressionName, propertyName, attributeName, and aliasName are validated for uniqueness, depending on their global or private-scoped suppression. The suppressions bulk-add operation is committed as a whole unit. One suppression add error will roll back the entire bulk-add operation. For property suppressions, the property platform must correspond with the suppression platform. For example, you can only add container properties into the Container Subscriptions Suppressions catalog.
PUT /subscriptions/<platformType>/suppressions	Path Parameter: platformType Request Body Parameters: Collection of suppressionRef attributeName \| propertyName suppressionName key technology aliasName owner	Collection of suppressionRef attributeName \| propertyName	Deletes and replaces parameters for existing suppression entries in a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog. You must specify all parameters (except suppressionRef) required for the suppression you want to update. Only an administrative user An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. can modify the owner parameter to promote a private suppression to a global suppression (i.e. set owner=""). If you are not an administrative user, you can only set the owner parameter to your username. suppressionName, propertyName, attributeName, and aliasName are validated for uniqueness, depending on their global or private-scoped suppression. propertyName is platform-validated (i.e. property and suppression platforms must be the same). The multiple suppression delete-and-replace operation is committed as a whole unit; an error resulting from one of the suppression entries will roll back the entire operation. See Example: Modifying Subscription Suppressions.
PUT /subscriptions/ suppressions/<suppressionRef>	Path Parameters: platformType suppressionRef Request Body Parameters: attributeName \| propertyName suppressionName key technology aliasName owner	suppressionRef attributeName \| propertyName	Deletes and replaces parameters for an existing suppression entry identified by <suppressionRef> in a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog. You must specify all parameters required (in the Request Body Parameters section) for the suppression you want to update, as all previous parameters are deleted. Only an administrative user An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. can modify the owner parameter to promote a private suppression to a global suppression (i.e. set owner=""). If you are not an administrative user, you can only set the owner parameter to your username. suppressionName, propertyName, attributeName, and aliasName are validated for uniqueness, depending on their global or private-scoped suppression. propertyName is platform-validated (i.e. property and suppression platforms must be the same). See Example: Modifying a Subscription Suppression.
DELETE /subscriptions/<platformType>/suppressions	Path Parameter: platformType Collection of suppressionRef	HTTP status of "204 No Content" if all delete operations are successful If delete errors occur, the following is returned for each delete suppression request: suppressionRef status message See Example: Deleting Subscriptions Suppressions.	Deletes suppressions from a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog. Administrative users An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. can delete any global or private suppressions. Non-administrative users can only delete their own private suppression from the catalog. Suppressions referenced by subscriptions cannot be deleted. Each suppression delete operation is independent from the other delete operations in the same request (an error with one suppression delete action does not affect the delete actions of the other suppressions in the same request).
DELETE /subscriptions/<platformType>/ suppressions/ <suppressionRef>	Path Parameters: platformType suppressionRef	HTTP status of "204 No Content" if delete operation is successful; HTTP status of "404 Not Found" if suppression is not found; If the suppression is referenced by a subscription, or if there are other errors, then the following is returned: suppressionRef suppressionName message	Deletes a suppression with <suppressionRef> identifier from a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog. Administrative users An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. can delete any global or private suppression. Non-administrative users can only delete their own private suppression from the catalog. A suppression referenced by subscriptions cannot be deleted.

HTTP Method

Input

Output

Description

GET /subscriptions/<platformType>/suppressions

Path Parameter:

platformType

Query String Parameter Options:

type
owner

Collection of

suppressionRef
suppressionName
attributeName | propertyName
key
technology
aliasName
owner

Returns a list of existing suppression tags or properties from the platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog.

The type query string parameter is used to return global or private suppressions. If type is not specified, all global and only private suppressions belonging to you are returned.
Administrative users An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. can use the owner query string parameter to return all the private suppressions belonging to a specific user.

See Example: Getting a List of Available Cloud Subscriptions Suppressions.

GET /subscriptions/<platformType>/suppressions/ <suppressionRef>

Path Parameters:

platformType
suppressionRef

suppressionRef
suppressionName
attributeName | propertyName
key
technology
aliasName
owner

Returns a Subscriptions suppression with unique identifier <suppressionRef> from a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog.

See Example: Getting a Specific Container Subscriptions Suppression.

POST /subscriptions/<platformType>/suppressions

Path Parameter:

platformType

Collection of

Request Body Parameters:

suppressionName
attributeName | propertyName
key
technology
aliasName
owner

Collection of

suppressionRef
attributeName | propertyName

See Example: Adding New Subscription Suppressions.

Adds new suppression entries into a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog.

A suppression entry can be either a tag or a property suppression. You can specify an attributeName or a propertyName, but not both.

Administrative users An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. can add global or private suppressions.
Non-administrative users can add only private suppressions.
suppressionName, propertyName, attributeName, and aliasName are validated for uniqueness, depending on their global or private-scoped suppression.
The suppressions bulk-add operation is committed as a whole unit. One suppression add error will roll back the entire bulk-add operation.
For property suppressions, the property platform must correspond with the suppression platform. For example, you can only add container properties into the Container Subscriptions Suppressions catalog.

PUT /subscriptions/<platformType>/suppressions

Path Parameter:

platformType

Request Body Parameters:

Collection of

suppressionRef
attributeName | propertyName
suppressionName
key
technology
aliasName
owner

Collection of

suppressionRef
attributeName | propertyName

Deletes and replaces parameters for existing suppression entries in a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog.

You must specify all parameters (except suppressionRef) required for the suppression you want to update.

Only an administrative user An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. can modify the owner parameter to promote a private suppression to a global suppression (i.e. set owner="").
If you are not an administrative user, you can only set the owner parameter to your username.
suppressionName, propertyName, attributeName, and aliasName are validated for uniqueness, depending on their global or private-scoped suppression.
propertyName is platform-validated (i.e. property and suppression platforms must be the same).
The multiple suppression delete-and-replace operation is committed as a whole unit; an error resulting from one of the suppression entries will roll back the entire operation.

See Example: Modifying Subscription Suppressions.

PUT /subscriptions/ suppressions/<suppressionRef>

Path Parameters:

platformType
suppressionRef

Request Body Parameters:

attributeName | propertyName
suppressionName
key
technology
aliasName
owner

suppressionRef
attributeName | propertyName

Deletes and replaces parameters for an existing suppression entry identified by <suppressionRef> in a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog.

You must specify all parameters required (in the Request Body Parameters section) for the suppression you want to update, as all previous parameters are deleted.

Only an administrative user An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. can modify the owner parameter to promote a private suppression to a global suppression (i.e. set owner="").
If you are not an administrative user, you can only set the owner parameter to your username.
suppressionName, propertyName, attributeName, and aliasName are validated for uniqueness, depending on their global or private-scoped suppression.
propertyName is platform-validated (i.e. property and suppression platforms must be the same).

See Example: Modifying a Subscription Suppression.

DELETE /subscriptions/<platformType>/suppressions

Path Parameter:

platformType

Collection of

suppressionRef

HTTP status of "204 No Content" if all delete operations are successful
If delete errors occur, the following is returned for each delete suppression request:

suppressionRef
status
message

See Example: Deleting Subscriptions Suppressions.

Deletes suppressions from a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog.

Administrative users An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. can delete any global or private suppressions.
Non-administrative users can only delete their own private suppression from the catalog.
Suppressions referenced by subscriptions cannot be deleted.
Each suppression delete operation is independent from the other delete operations in the same request (an error with one suppression delete action does not affect the delete actions of the other suppressions in the same request).

DELETE /subscriptions/<platformType>/ suppressions/ <suppressionRef>

Path Parameters:

platformType
suppressionRef

HTTP status of "204 No Content" if delete operation is successful;
HTTP status of "404 Not Found" if suppression is not found;
If the suppression is referenced by a subscription, or if there are other errors, then the following is returned:

suppressionRef
suppressionName
message

Deletes a suppression with <suppressionRef> identifier from a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog.

Administrative users An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. can delete any global or private suppression.
Non-administrative users can only delete their own private suppression from the catalog.
A suppression referenced by subscriptions cannot be deleted.

Parameters

Path Parameters

Table: Subscriptions Suppressions Path Parameters

Parameter Name	Type	Required (Y/N)	Description
platformType	string	Y	[cloud\|containers] Specify the technology platform for the Subscriptions suppression resource.
suppressionRef	string	Y	Specify the unique identifier for a Subscriptions suppression entry.

Parameter Name

Type

Required (Y/N)

Description

platformType

string

[cloud|containers]

Specify the technology platform for the Subscriptions suppression resource.

suppressionRef

string

Specify the unique identifier for a Subscriptions suppression entry.

Query String Parameters

Table: Subscriptions Suppressions Query String Parameters

Parameter Name	Type	Required (Y/N)	Description
type	string		Specify the type of Subscriptions suppression to return: all—Return all suppression entries: global and private user-specific. If you are not an administrative user An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role., only private suppressions owned by you and global suppressions are returned. This is the default behavior if type is not specified in the request. global—Return all global Subscriptions suppression entries. owner—Return user-specific Subscriptions suppression entries. If you are not an administrative user, only private suppressions owned by you are returned. If you are an administrative user, all global and private suppressions are returned. A Subscriptions suppression is considered global if the owner parameter is not populated. Global Subscriptions suppressions can be used by all Densify API users. A Subscriptions suppression is considered private if the owner parameter contains a Densify username. Private Subscriptions suppressions can only be used by their owners or administrative users.
owner	string		If you are an administrative user An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role., you can specify a Densify username in conjunction with the type=owner query string parameter to return all of the specified user's private Subscriptions suppressions. If you are not an administrative user, you can request for your own private suppressions. If you use the ?type=owner&owner=<anotherusername> query string option with a username other than your own, the returned response is a 400 Bad Request -"Current login user cannot query for owner" error.

Parameter Name

Type

Required (Y/N)

Description

type

string

Specify the type of Subscriptions suppression to return:

all—Return all suppression entries: global and private user-specific. If you are not an administrative user An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role., only private suppressions owned by you and global suppressions are returned. This is the default behavior if type is not specified in the request.
global—Return all global Subscriptions suppression entries.
owner—Return user-specific Subscriptions suppression entries. If you are not an administrative user, only private suppressions owned by you are returned. If you are an administrative user, all global and private suppressions are returned.

A Subscriptions suppression is considered global if the owner parameter is not populated. Global Subscriptions suppressions can be used by all Densify API users.

A Subscriptions suppression is considered private if the owner parameter contains a Densify username. Private Subscriptions suppressions can only be used by their owners or administrative users.

owner

string

If you are an administrative user An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role., you can specify a Densify username in conjunction with the type=owner query string parameter to return all of the specified user's private Subscriptions suppressions.

If you are not an administrative user, you can request for your own private suppressions. If you use the ?type=owner&owner=<anotherusername> query string option with a username other than your own, the returned response is a 400 Bad Request -"Current login user cannot query for owner" error.

Request Body Parameters

Table: Subscriptions Suppressions Request Body Parameters

Parameter Name	Type	Required (C-create/M-modify/D-delete)	Description
suppressionRef	string	M D	Specify the unique identifier for a Subscriptions suppression entry.
suppressionName	string	C M	Specify a unique name for a Subscriptions suppression entry. For global Subscriptions suppressions, the suppressionName must be unique within a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog. For private Subscriptions suppressions, the suppressionName must be unique per owner and across all global subscription suppressions per platform-specific catalog. For example, owner A and owner B can both have a private suppression named "SuperA", as long as "SuperA" is not also a global suppression within the same platform-specific catalog.
aliasName	string		Specify an alias name for the Subscriptions attribute tag. For global suppressions, the aliasName must be unique within a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog. For private suppressions, the aliasName must be unique per owner and across all global suppressions per platform-specific catalog. For example, owner A and owner B can both have a private suppression alias named "Joe", as long as "Joe" is also not a global suppression alias within the same platform-specific catalog.
attributeName	string	C M	Specify the attribute name for the Subscriptions suppression entry. The attribute name must exist in the Densify standard set of system attributes. Contact [email protected] for a list of available system attributes. Use the "Resource Tags" attribute name along with key and technology parameters for cloud technology-specific resource attributes in the "key:value" form. See Example: Adding New Subscription Suppressions for "Resource Tags" usage. Use the "Container Labels" attribute name along with key and technology parameters for container-specific attributes in "key:value" form. Note that the attributeName must be unique in a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog (i.e. you cannot have two suppressions with the same attributeName in a catalog).
key	string	CM1	Specify the key string required for the technology platform resource attribute. If the Subscriptions suppression is a reference to a resource attribute (i.e. "attributeName": "Resource Tags" or "attributeName": "Container Labels"), you need to specify both the key and technology platform for the specific resource attribute.
technology	string	CM2	Specify the technology platform for the resource attribute. Currently, the following technology platforms are supported: AWS CONTAINER If the Subscriptions suppression is a reference to a resource attribute (i.e. "attributeName": "Resource Tags" or "attributeName": "Container Labels"), you need to specify both the key and technology platform for the specific resource attribute.
propertyName	string	C M	Specify the recommendation element for the Subscriptions suppression. The list of available recommendation elements can be found in the Analysis: technology-specific Recommendations page. For example, refer to the Response schema section of the Analysis: AWS Recommendations for a full list of AWS recommendation elements. The propertyName must be unique within a platform-specific Subscriptions Suppressions catalog.
owner	string	M3	When the owner parameter is not set, the Subscriptions suppression is considered global. Global Subscriptions suppressions can be used by all API users. Only administrative users An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. can create global suppressions. When the owner parameter is set, the suppression is considered private. Private Subscriptions suppressions can only be used by their owners or administrative users. If you are an administrative user, you have the ability to assign any Densify user as the owner of the subscription suppression in a POST request. In a PUT request, administrative users can promote the suppression from private to global by setting owner: "". If you are not an administrative user, you can only set the owner parameter to your Densify username. In a POST request, the owner parameter is automatically populated with your username.

Response

The following is a complete list of possible response elements that are returned for the /subscriptions/suppressions resource.

Table: Subscriptions Suppressions Response Schema

Element	Type	Filter/Sort	Description
suppressionRef	string		The unique referenced ID of the Densify Subscriptions suppression entry.
suppressionName	string		The Subscriptions suppression name.
aliasName	string		The Subscriptions suppression alias name.
attributeName	string		The attribute name for the Subscriptions suppression entry.
technology	string		The Subscriptions suppression's technology platform for the resource attribute.
key	string		The resource attribute key string for the suppression's associated technology platform.
propertyName	string		The Subscriptions suppression property name.
owner	string	F	The designated user/owner of this Subscriptions suppression. A Subscriptions suppression is considered global if the owner parameter is not populated. Global Subscriptions suppressions can be used by all Densify API users. A Subscriptions suppression is considered private if the owner parameter contains a Densify username. Private Subscriptions suppressions can only be used by their owners or administrative users An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role..
message	string		The message for the error or status response is returned.
status	number		The HTTP response code of the request. Possible status values include: 200—success with request (usually with content in response body); 204—success with request, no content returned; 400—bad request (invalid parameters, logical errors); 401—authentication failed; 404—resource not found (or no privileges); 415—unsupported media type; 500—internal server error.

Examples

Example: Getting a List of Available Cloud Subscriptions Suppressions

The following example shows you how to retrieve a list of suppressions available to you from the Cloud Subscriptions Suppressions catalog.

Example: Getting a List of Available Cloud Subscription Suppressions

Request:

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GET /subscriptions/cloud/suppressions

Response:

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[
    {
        "suppressionRef": "2ff4501e-df32-4f57-8a77-e539192fa043",
        "suppressionName": "Entity ID",
        "propertyName": "entityId",
        "aliasName": "supprEntityID",
        "owner": ""
    },
    {
        "suppressionRef": "38f6e37c-86f4-44a4-9741-dc9d179cbbc1",
        "suppressionName": "Effort Estimate",
        "propertyName": "effortEstimate",
        "aliasName": "supprEffortEstimate",
        "owner": ""
    }
    ...
]

Example: Getting a Specific Container Subscriptions Suppression

The following example shows you how to retrieve a specific container Subscriptions suppression with a known reference ID. This suppression must be of type "global" or owned by you before a successful response is returned.

Example: Getting a Specific Container Subscriptions Suppression Entry

Request:

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GET /subscriptions/containers/suppressions/8b58927e-8f1a-4105-b8f2-5f2b0fd0238d

Response:

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{
    "suppressionRef": "fdc363b2-523c-4bb5-bdbf-a4f4ef994487",
    "suppressionName": "RecommendedMemRequest",
    "propertyName": "recommendedMemRequest",
    "aliasName": "supprRecMemRequest",
    "owner": ""
}

Example: Adding New Subscription Suppressions

This example shows you how to add new suppression entries to the Cloud Subscriptions Suppressions catalog. Notice that the owner parameter is not set. If you are a non-administrative Densify user authenticating the POST request, the owner parameter is automatically set to your username. By having the owner parameter set, the suppression is considered private and can only be used by you (or any administrative user). If you are a Densify administrative user An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. and you do not set the owner parameter in the POST request, then the suppression is considered global.

If there is an error in the POST request resulting from any one of the suppression additions, then all the suppression additions in the request body are rolled back and not committed.

Example: Adding Suppressions to the Cloud Subscriptions Suppressions Catalog

Request:

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POST /subscriptions/cloud/suppressions

Parameters:

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[
    {
        "suppressionName": "Health_Check",
        "attributeName": "Health Check",
        "aliasName": "Suppr_Health_Check"
      },
      {
        "suppressionName": "AWS RTag Env Suppr",
        "attributeName": "Resource Tags",
        "key": "Environment :",
        "technology": "AWS",
        "aliasName": "Suppr_Health_Check"
      },
      {
        "suppressionName": "Recommended_Cost",
        "propertyName": "recommendedCost",
        "aliasName": "Suppr Recommended Cost"
      }
]

Example: Modifying Subscription Suppressions

This example shows you how to modify two subscription suppression entries in the Cloud Subscriptions Suppressions catalog. You need to specify all the request body parameters for PUT request. With the exception of the suppressionRef and owner parameters, all other parameters can be updated If there is an error in the PUT request from any one of the update entries, then all the updates are rolled back and not applied. Note that only the administrative user is eligible to make this PUT request.

Example: Modifying Suppressions from the Cloud Subscriptions Suppressions Catalog

Request:

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PUT /subscriptions/cloud/suppressions

Parameters:

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[
  {
    "suppressionRef": "61acf182-1773-4988-b4d9-a76c866b5c68",
    "suppressionName": "Business Applications",
    "attributeName": "Business Applications",
    "aliasName": "BusinessApplicationsSuppression",
    "owner":    ""
  },
  {
    "suppressionRef": "c6da9e05-92be-4ec6-9892-7a2ed68d57f0",
    "suppressionName": "Instance Name",
    "propertyName": "name",
    "aliasName": "SuppressThisName",
    "owner":    ""
  }
]

Example: Modifying a Subscription Suppression

This example shows you how to modify a single cloud Subscriptions suppression using the /subscriptions/cloud/suppressions/<suppressionRef> resource. You need to specify all the request body parameters for a PUT request, even if you only want to modify the suppressionName or aliasName parameters. In this example, you must either be the "saas" user or the administrative user to be authorized to make this PUT request.

Example: Modifying a Suppression from the Cloud Subscriptions Suppressions Catalog

Request:

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PUT /subscriptions/cloud/suppressions/d6472966-52bd-4231-a0ab-ea9cae2f5016

Parameters:

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{
    "suppressionName": "OS Arch Suppr",
    "attributeName": "OS Architecture",
    "aliasName": "Suppress OS Architecture",
    "owner":    "saas"
}

Example: Deleting Subscriptions Suppressions

This example shows you how to delete a collection of suppressions from the /subscriptions/cloud/suppressions resource catalog. Keep in mind that you can only delete your own private suppressions from the catalog. Only administrative users An administrative user is a Densify user in the Administrator user group or with the Analysis Admin role. can delete any global and any private suppressions.

Example: Deleting a Collection of Suppressions from the Cloud Subscriptions Suppressions Catalog

Request:

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DELETE /subscriptions/cloud/suppressions

Parameters:

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[
    {
        "suppressionRef": "209baebd-fc67-4902-a7a2-d9386af26a4e"  
    },
    {
        "suppressionRef": "9cc94889-b15d-4050-aa8f-d9f605271e58"  
    }
]

Response:

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[
    {
        "suppressionRef": "9cc94889-b15d-4050-aa8f-d9f605271e58",
        "status": "404",
        "message": "Not found."
    },
    {
        "suppressionRef": "209baebd-fc67-4902-a7a2-d9386af26a4e",
        "message": "Delete successfully."
    }
]

Default Suppressions

Default Cloud Subscriptions Suppression List

The Cloud Subscriptions Suppressions catalog contains the following default entries:

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[
    {
        "suppressionRef": "03922061-96eb-450b-a30f-a397a19c9a6f",
        "suppressionName": "Effort Estimate",
        "propertyName": "effortEstimate",
        "aliasName": "supprEffortEstimate",
        "owner": ""
    },
    {
        "suppressionRef": "29150379-9252-498d-a59d-de47d183eee8",
        "suppressionName": "Approval Type",
        "propertyName": "approvalType",
        "aliasName": "supprApprovalType",
        "owner": ""
    },
    {
        "suppressionRef": "61acf182-1773-4988-b4d9-a76c866b5c68",
        "suppressionName": "Business Applications",
        "attributeName": "Business Applications",
        "aliasName": "supprBusinessApplications",
        "owner": ""
    },
    {
        "suppressionRef": "93dba027-8391-4303-b413-7c4cb41ec5e9",
        "suppressionName": "Suppress Region",
        "propertyName": "region",
        "aliasName": "supprRegion",
        "owner": ""
    },
    {
        "suppressionRef": "a6827ae4-fa2b-405e-a564-d70f2dad45c2",
        "suppressionName": "recommendationType",
        "propertyName": "recommendationType",
        "aliasName": "supprRecommendationType",
        "owner": ""
    }
]

Default Container Subscriptions Suppression List

The Container Subscriptions Suppressions catalog contains the following default entries:

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[
    {
        "suppressionRef": "fdc363b2-523c-4bb5-bdbf-a4f4ef994487",
        "suppressionName": "RecommendedMemRequest",
        "propertyName": "recommendedMemRequest",
        "aliasName": "supprRecMemRequest",
        "owner": ""
    }
]