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Jab at 20:51, 25 September 2018

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	This documentation is to be used as a guide. Your server will require different settings to optimize your traffic and this code is not perfect. We encourage you to customize it to fit your needs, or write it in a language of your choice. Remember to refer to the documentation.		This documentation is to be used as a guide. Your server will require different settings to optimize your traffic and this code is not perfect. We encourage you to customize it to fit your needs, or write it in a language of your choice. Remember to refer to the documentation.

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Boom at 22:42, 16 November 2016

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	The RESTful API is one of the most useful and more interesting features of our Cloud Infrastructure service. With the ability to expose nearly all the features of your control panel the API will definitely help you get some 'REST'.		The RESTful API is one of the most useful and more interesting features of our Cloud Infrastructure service. With the ability to expose nearly all the features of your control panel the API will definitely help you get some 'REST'.

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	This documentation is to be used as a guide. Your server will require different settings to optimize your traffic and this code is not perfect. We encourage you to customize it to fit your needs, or write it in a language of your choice. Remember to refer to the documentation.		This documentation is to be used as a guide. Your server will require different settings to optimize your traffic and this code is not perfect. We encourage you to customize it to fit your needs, or write it in a language of your choice. Remember to refer to the documentation.


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Jab at 21:41, 27 January 2014

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	This documentation is to be used as a guide. Your server will require different settings to optimize your traffic and this code is not perfect. We encourage you to customize it to fit your needs, or write it in a language of your choice. Remember to refer to the documentation.		This documentation is to be used as a guide. Your server will require different settings to optimize your traffic and this code is not perfect. We encourage you to customize it to fit your needs, or write it in a language of your choice. Remember to refer to the documentation.


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Jab at 22:41, 9 October 2013

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	If you find yourself with traffic to your website and consistently trying to log in to your Control Panel to adjust your servers RAM to compensate for the heavy load. We have a solution that may help you get some sleep.		The RESTful API is one of the most useful and more interesting features of our Cloud Infrastructure service. With the ability to expose nearly all the features of your control panel the API will definitely help you get some 'REST'.

	~~Cloud Infrastructure API can Automatically Resize your Server.~~ The RESTful API is one of the most useful and more interesting features of our Cloud Infrastructure service. With the ability to expose nearly all the features of your control panel the API will definitely help you get some 'REST'.

	The Cloud Infrastructure RESTful API is well documented and available to all Cloud Infrastructure and Cloud Server subscribers. You can read the full documentation here:		The Cloud Infrastructure RESTful API is well documented and available to all Cloud Infrastructure and Cloud Server subscribers. You can read the full documentation here:

Dapper at 22:32, 9 October 2013

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	If you find yourself with traffic to your website and consistently trying to log in to your Control Panel to adjust your servers RAM to compensate for the heavy load. We have a solution that may help you get some sleep.		If you find yourself with traffic to your website and consistently trying to log in to your Control Panel to adjust your servers RAM to compensate for the heavy load. We have a solution that may help you get some sleep.

	Cloud Infrastructure API can Automatically Resize your Server. The RESTful API is on of the most useful and more interesting features of our Cloud Infrastructure service. With the ability to expose nearly all the features of your control panel the API will definitely help you get some 'REST'.		Cloud Infrastructure API can Automatically Resize your Server. The RESTful API is one of the most useful and more interesting features of our Cloud Infrastructure service. With the ability to expose nearly all the features of your control panel the API will definitely help you get some 'REST'.

	The Cloud Infrastructure RESTful API is well documented and available to all Cloud Infrastructure and Cloud Server subscribers. You can read the full documentation here:		The Cloud Infrastructure RESTful API is well documented and available to all Cloud Infrastructure and Cloud Server subscribers. You can read the full documentation here:

Jab: /* Start / Stop your Server */

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Start / Stop your Server

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	We have a great blog post regarding this API located on Transmission XMission's Company Journal		We have a great blog post regarding this API located on Transmission XMission's Company Journal
	[http://transmission.xmission.com/2013/08/19/use-the-cloud-infrastructure-api-to-automatically-resize-your-server		:[http://transmission.xmission.com/2013/08/19/use-the-cloud-infrastructure-api-to-automatically-resize-your-server Use the Cloud Infrastructure API to Automatically Resize Your Server]
	Use the Cloud Infrastructure API to Automatically Resize Your Server]

	This documentation is to be used as a guide. Your server will require different settings to optimize your traffic and this code is not perfect. We encourage you to customize it to fit your needs, or write it in a language of your choice. Remember to refer to the documentation.		This documentation is to be used as a guide. Your server will require different settings to optimize your traffic and this code is not perfect. We encourage you to customize it to fit your needs, or write it in a language of your choice. Remember to refer to the documentation.

Jab at 19:28, 9 October 2013

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	Many more useful command can be used as well - more common would be to start or stop your server.		Many more useful command can be used as well - more common would be to start or stop your server.


	===Start / Stop your Server===		===Start / Stop your Server===
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	<code><pre>VE START initiated</pre></code>		<code><pre>VE START initiated</pre></code>

			There is so much more you can do with this API including adjusting your server at peak times to compensate for your server load, and then readjusting them back during non peak times.

			We have a great blog post regarding this API located on Transmission XMission's Company Journal
			[http://transmission.xmission.com/2013/08/19/use-the-cloud-infrastructure-api-to-automatically-resize-your-server
			Use the Cloud Infrastructure API to Automatically Resize Your Server]

	This documentation is to be used as a guide. Your server will require different settings to optimize your traffic and this code is not perfect. We encourage you to customize it to fit your needs, or write it in a language of your choice. Remember to refer to the documentation.		This documentation is to be used as a guide. Your server will require different settings to optimize your traffic and this code is not perfect. We encourage you to customize it to fit your needs, or write it in a language of your choice. Remember to refer to the documentation.

Jab at 19:18, 9 October 2013

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	===List your current servers===		===List your current servers===
	Use this request to obtain the list of servers owned by the current user		Use this request to obtain the list of servers owned by the current user
	<code><pre>https://api.cloud.xmission.com:4464/paci/v1.0/ve</pre></code>		<code><pre>GET https://api.cloud.xmission.com:4464/paci/v1.0/ve</pre></code>

	A sample out put would list your current servers.		A sample out put would list your current servers.
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	</pre></code>		</pre></code>


			===More specific server info===
	If you want to be more specific and obtain information about a specific server you can add the server name like this:		If you want to be more specific and obtain information about a specific server you can add the server name like this:
	<code><pre>https://api.cloud.xmission.com:4464/paci/v1.0/ve/server1</pre></code>		<code><pre>GET https://api.cloud.xmission.com:4464/paci/v1.0/ve/server1</pre></code>

	~~===More specific server info===~~
	A sample out put will look like this:		A sample out put will look like this:
	<code><pre>		<code><pre>
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	Many more useful command can be used as well - more common would be to start or stop your server.		Many more useful command can be used as well - more common would be to start or stop your server.

			===Start / Stop your Server===
			<code><pre>PUT https://api.cloud.xmission.com:4464/paci/v1.0/ve/server1/stop</pre></code>

			A sample output would be:
			<code><pre>VE START initiated</pre></code>



	This documentation is to be used as a guide. Your server will require different settings to optimize your traffic and this code is not perfect. We encourage you to customize it to fit your needs, or write it in a language of your choice. Remember to refer to the documentation.		This documentation is to be used as a guide. Your server will require different settings to optimize your traffic and this code is not perfect. We encourage you to customize it to fit your needs, or write it in a language of your choice. Remember to refer to the documentation.

Jab at 19:13, 9 October 2013

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	Using this API can come in handy for various types of resource information for example you can use the API to list your current server, configure your server, even stop and start lets take a look at a few basic commands.		Using this API can come in handy for various types of resource information for example you can use the API to list your current server, configure your server, even stop and start lets take a look at a few basic commands.

			===List your current servers===
	Use this request to obtain the list of servers owned by the current user		Use this request to obtain the list of servers owned by the current user
	<code><pre>https://api.cloud.xmission.com:4464/paci/v1.0/ve</pre></code>		<code><pre>https://api.cloud.xmission.com:4464/paci/v1.0/ve</pre></code>
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	<code><pre>https://api.cloud.xmission.com:4464/paci/v1.0/ve/server1</pre></code>		<code><pre>https://api.cloud.xmission.com:4464/paci/v1.0/ve/server1</pre></code>

			===More specific server info===
	A sample out put will look like this:		A sample out put will look like this:
	<code><pre>		<code><pre>

Jab at 19:11, 9 October 2013

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