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Get clusters

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Get clusters

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Retrieves the information for all Kibana instances.

Request

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GET /api/v1/clusters/kibana

Query parameters

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Name	Type	Required	Description
`from`	`integer`; default: `0`	N	The number of clusters to skip.
`q`	`string`	N	An optional query to filter Kibana clusters by. Maps to an Elasticsearch query_string query.
`show_hidden`	`boolean`; default: `false`	N	Includes the hidden clusters in the response.
`show_metadata`	`boolean`; default: `false`	N	Includes all of the cluster metadata in the response. NOTE: Responses can include a large amount of metadata, as well as credentials.
`show_plan_defaults`	`boolean`; default: `false`	N	When plans are shown, includes the default values in the response. NOTE: This option results in large responses.
`show_plans`	`boolean`	N	Includes the active and pending plan information in the response. NOTE: This option can result in large responses.
`show_settings`	`boolean`; default: `false`	N	Includes the cluster settings in the response.
`size`	`integer`; default: `100`	N	The maximum number of clusters to include in the response. For all clusters, use -1. NOTE: This option can result in large responses.

Responses

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200: (KibanaClustersInfo) Returning the specified set of clusters from the platform

To perform this operation, you must be authenticated by means of one of the following methods: apiKey, basicAuth.

Request example

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curl -XGET {{hostname}}/api/v1/clusters/kibana \
-u $CLOUD_USER:$CLOUD_KEY

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