About objects supported by InfoScale Operations Manager Web services API

Last published : Jul 06, 2026
The InfoScale Operations Manager Web services API can be used for searching the objects, setting the extended attributes on them, and also perform certain operations.
Table: Object name used in the URL lists some of the supported objects and the corresponding object name to be used in the URL.
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Table: Object name used in the URL

Object Object name used in the URL
Host host
Disk disk
Disk group diskgroup
Volume volume
HBA hba
Virtual Business Services-dependency vbs-dependency
Virtual Business Services vbs
Database db
Applications database file db/file
Database - Volume Manager dbvm
Database - Volume Manager disk dbvmdisk
Database volume disk group dbvmdiskgroup
Tablespaces tablespace
Instances instance
Exchange servers database file dbfile
Exchange Servers exch
Licenses license
Packages package
Product product
Cluster Volume Manager (CVM) cluster
Service group sg
System system
Virtualization server vserver
Virtual Machine vm
Storage Mapping storagemapping
Storage Pool storagepool
NAS Filesystem Replication fsrep
Physical devices pdev
Storage Volume storagevolume
Storage provisioning templates template/storage
Replicated volume group rvg
Hosts participating in RVG replication rvghost
Replication link between primary and secondary RVGs rvglink
Recovery plan recoveryplan
Recovery plan tasks recoveryplan/task
SmartIO cache area iocachearea
View all the tasks in a perspective, except for the Management Server perspective task
View all the sub-tasks in a perspective, except for the Management Server perspective subtask
Data Center datacenter
You can view HBA from the Server perspective as well as the Storage perspective. The HBA from Server perspective lists the HBAs available on the given host. HBA from Storage perspective lists the HBAs to which LUNs are exported from the given enclosure.
To manage an object using Web services API, your user group must be assigned the Admin role on the perspective within the Management Server console in which the object is typically managed.
For example, to manage a host your user group must be assigned the Admin role on the Server perspective.
Table: Objects and perspectives lists the objects and the perspectives on which you require the Admin role, and the perspective name that you need to use in the URL.

Table: Objects and perspectives

Object Perspective Perspective name used in the URL
Host, disk, disk group, volume, system HBA, exchange server, Virtual Business Services, Virtual Business Services - dependency, databases, database - volume manager, database - volume manager disk, database - volume manager diskgroup, table space, instances, database - file, exchange server, exchange server database file, application databases, replicated volume group (RVG), RVG links, RVG hosts, storage provisioning templates, Cluster Volume Manager (CVM), SmartIO cache area, license, package, product, Data Center and Cluster. Server server
Cluster, service group, resource, system, Virtual Business Services -dependency, Virtual Business Services, and recovery plan tasks. Availability hadr
Virtualization server, virtual machine, storage mapping, disk, storage pool, cluster, and system HBA. Virtualization virt
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