Get Environment Data

GET https://cloud.engineyard.com:443/api/v2/environments

This example shows a new test environment with no instances yet. The "enviro_new_todo" environment ID is 44444:

{
 "environments": [{
 "id": 44444,
 "name": "enviro_new_todo",
 "ssh_username": "deploy",
 "app_server_stack_name": "nginx_passenger3",
 "framework_env": "production",
 "instance_status": "none",
 "instances_count": 0,
 "load_balancer_ip_address": "50.112.999.999",
 "account": {
 "id": 11111,
 "name": "my-1st-trial"
 },
 "stack_name": "nginx_passenger3",
 "instances": [],
 "app_master": null,
 "apps": [{
 "id": 22222,
 "name": "app_myown_todo",
 "repository_uri": "git://github.com/engineyard/todo.git",
 "app_type_id": "rails3",
 "account": {
 "id": 11111,
 "name": "my-1st-trial"
 }
 }],
 "deployment_configurations": {
 "app_myown_todo": {
 "id": 55555,
 "domain_name": "_",
 "uri": null,
 "migrate": {
 "perform": true,
 "command": "rake db:migrate"
 },
 "name": "app_myown_todo",
 "repository_uri": "git://github.com/engineyard/todo.git"
 }
 }
 }]
}

This is an example of an environments operation using curl:

curl -v -H "X-EY-Cloud-Token: ENGINEYARD_API_TOKEN" -H "Accept: application/json" -H "Content-type: application/json" https://cloud.engineyard.com:443/api/v2/environments

Where ENGINEYARD_API_TOKEN looks something like this: 76f2d43d79bedd9bc74654a1ded733c9 See Get the API Token.