Browse a backup's files
POST/v1/flr-sessions
Opens a read-only session over a backup's disks, without restoring it. The answer lists the filesystems found on them, and the operating system is found and mounted straight away when there is one. ext4, XFS, NTFS and LVM volumes can be read. The session ends at its deadline, or sooner when left idle.
Any reader of the project the token is scoped to.
Request
Responses
- 201
- 400
- 401
- 403
- 404
- 409
- 413
- 415
- 422
- 503
- default
Created
Bad Request.
invalid_request: The body is not a single JSON object, names a field this operation does not take, or gives a value of the wrong type.
Unauthorized.
unauthenticated: The token is missing, expired or not valid.
Forbidden.
forbidden: The token's roles do not allow browsing backups in that project.
Not Found.
not_found: No backup has that id in the token's project, or it has been deleted.
Conflict.
conflict: The backup is still being written, is broken or has been deleted, so it has nothing consistent to read.
Request Entity Too Large.
body_too_large: The body is larger than the service accepts.
Unsupported Media Type.
unsupported_media_type: The body is not sent as application/json.
Unprocessable Entity.
validation_failed: point_id is missing.
flr_no_manifests: The backup holds no disk image, as with a bucket backup.
Service Unavailable.
flr_unavailable: No worker at this site can browse right now. None is deployed with browsing, none is reachable, or each one is at its session limit or refused to open the backup.
An error, as an RFC 7807 problem document.