Hi Zen Masters, today we bring an example about how to use our Zen Load Balancer API! This article presents the use of this API to get a farm list with the name, profile and status parameters of all created farms.
Zen Load Balancer API (ZAPI)
This ZAPI allows you to use the powerful Zen Load Balancer without the graphical user interface (GUI) through several commands using curl (a command line tool for getting or sending files using URL syntax).
If you want to use this API, go to ‘Users’ section (in Zen GUI) and enable zapi user.
Once zapi user is enabled, it’s necessary to set a key (custom or random key) and a password. These parameters are required to use the ZAPI.
For the following example, these parameters will be used:
Key: CiEuYlS4GtfSq3yrknv0YMnA7j5fhm4piVZh49yt5JcjQ0aDyxImz2Y7DAUhstce5
Password: admin
Zen Load Balancer IP: 192.168.101.25
Zen Web Port: 444
How to get the farm list with ZAPI
In the first place we have to open a terminal where the commands will be introduced. Then let’s get the farm list with a GET request:
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