ID of the service.
ID of the vulnerability.
Dismisses a vulnerability for a given service.
ID of the service.
ID of the vulnerability.
Request body schema for dismissing a vulnerability.
A human-readable comment associated with the vulnerability dismissal, to add further context and description.
Example:Acceptable risk.
The reason the vulnerability was dismissed.
Example:acceptable_risk
Response object containing a single vulnerability.
Deletes the dismissal on a vulnerability for a given service.
ID of the service.
ID of the vulnerability.
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Returns a paginated collection of services with cross-vulnerability context.
The maximum number of items to include per page. The last page of a collection may include fewer items.
Example:10
Determines which page of the entities to retrieve.
Example:1
The asc suffix is optional as the default sort order is ascending.
The desc suffix is used to specify a descending order.
Multiple sort attributes may be provided via a comma separated list.
JSONPath notation may be used to specify a sub-attribute (eg: ‘foo.bar desc’).
Example:created_at desc
Filters a collection of services with cross-vulnerability context.
A paginated list response for a collection of services with cross-vulnerability context.
returns the pagination information
Service representation that includes cross-vulnerability context.
Post a query to the endpoint to retrieve aggregated vulnerabilities metrics.
Data can be requested to group by any 2 dimensions and can include any number of filter conditions.
A query against vulnerability metrics.
List of aggregated metrics to collect across the requested time span.
Allowed values:vulnerability_count
>= 1 items<= 1 items
The list of dimensions to group by.
Allowed values:timeserviceseveritystatetypesourceenvironmentregion
<= 2 items
Example:["service","state"]
One OfA list of filters to apply to the query.
Filters a metrics query by service.
Force time grouping into buckets of the specified duration. Only has an effect if time is in the dimensions list.
The granularity of the result may be coarser than requested.
The exact result granularity will be reported in the response meta.granularity_ms field.
If granularity is not specified and time is in the dimensions list, a default will be chosen based on the time range requested.
Different relative times support different granularities:
For special time ranges:
For absolute time ranges, daily will be used.
Allowed values:dailyweekly
One OfThe time range to query.
A duration representing a relative-to-now span of time.
The start time is floored to the requested granularity.
The exact start and end timestamps are returned in the result query in the meta.start and meta.end fields.
Example:
7d from now, with 1day granularity initiated at 2024-01-08T17:11:00+05:00 will query for the time range from 2024-01-01T00:00:00+05:00 to 2024-01-08T17:11:00+05:00.
The result of a vulnerabilities metrics query.
Contains the aggregated data along with metadata about the query.
A query result with metrics grouped by the dimensions specified in the query, at a particular time.
Metadata about the query response. This includes:
query_idManage custom fields for catalog services.