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Delete package execution

Delete a specific package resource belonging to a tenant. Use Get Package executions to obtain the unique package ID.
Service endpoint
/packages/v2/executions/{unique_execution_id}
Optional query string parameters
—
Example
https://protectapi.cylance.com/packages/v2/executions/abebf88c-f283-4edc-834b-aa8ad3bc682c
Method
HTTP/1.1 DELETE
Request headers
  • Accept: application/json
  • Authorization: Bearer
    JWT Token returned by Auth API
     with the opticspkgdeploy:delete scope encoded

Request

None

Response

Please see the Response status codes for more information.

Response JSON schema

Field Name
Description
createdAt
This is the date and time (in UTC) when the execution was requested.
createdBy
This is the user who requested the execution.
  • id: This is the unique ID for the user.
  • login: This is the email address of the user.
destination
This is the FTP, SFTP, or SAMBA URL for saving the results.
deviceCount
This is the number of online devices at the moment the package execution request was made.
deviceStatuses
These are the statuses of the package executions on the devices.
  • acked (acknowledged): This is the number of devices that received the package execution.
  • failed: This is the number of devices that failed to execute the packages.
  • succeeded: This is the number of devices that have successfully executed the packages.
id
This is the ID of the execution resource.
keepResultsLocally
This is the setting to save the results to the local disk drive. If true, the results are saved to file://[Cylance Data Directory]/Optics.
name
This is the name of the execution.
packageExecutions
This is the list of packages to execute.
  • arguments: This is the list of arguments for the package. See examples from packageDescriptor.
  • package: This is the URL to download the package resource from.
target
These are the devices and/or zones to execute the package against.
  • devices: This is the list of device IDs to execute the packages against.
  • zones: This is the list of zone IDs to execute the packages against.