Query Server Status
GET /server/status | |
Available since 8.0.100.00
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Description
Queries the status of the Universal Contact Server (UCS). The status that is returned includes in particular the Server Mode (production or maintenance), but it also includes additional information and valuable counters to analyse the activity of the UCS. Some counters, such as "request_today", "client_errors_today", and "server_errors_today", are not persistent. They are automatically reset if the UCS is restarted.
Operation
ID | CV.WS.STAT |
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Method | GET |
URL | /server/status |
Response
The Context Management Service API answers with HTTP codes for every request. The following table shows the correct response for a successful request. See HTTPResponseCodesandErrors for further details on the possible codes that this operation can return.
HTTP code | 200 | |
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HTTP message | OK | |
Name | Type | Description |
Body | ||
version | string | The version of the UCS. |
system_time | date/time<ref name="format">The date/time format is "yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss.SSSZ".</ref> | The system time |
mode | token
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The Server Mode. |
max_memory | long | The maximum amount of memory the JVM will attempt to use, in KB. |
allocated_memory | integer | The amount of memory currently in use by the JVM, in KB. |
free_memory | integer | The total memory available to the JVM, in KB. |
started | date/time<ref name="format"/> | Start date of the UCS. |
last_request | date/time<ref name="format"/> | The time of the last web service request. |
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Example
Operation
GET /server/status
Result
"max_memory" : 518464, "server_errors_today" : 0, "client_errors_today" : 0, "request_today" : 0, "system_time" : "2010-02-24T15:56:46.369Z", "used_memory" : 7947, "allocated_memory" : 63936, "started" : "2010-02-24T14:35:28.668Z", "free_memory" : 55989, "last_request" : "2010-02-24T14:35:27.964Z", "mode" : "production", "version" : "8.0.100.11"
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