Description

This article explains how to query a CSO DB to obtain the operational status of a site. This is an alternative way to get the operational status other than relying on CSO UI.

Solution

  1. Get the authentication token for the site that needs to be used in POSTMAN to send GET request. Refer to KB36299 - Getting CSO AUTH token using development tools in the browser [juniper.net] .

  2. Get the site UUID with the following API: 

    https://<CSO-IP>/topology-service/device
<output snip>
"fq_name": [
                "default-domain",
                "default-tenant",
                "TESTABC"
            ],
            "uuid": "ba86dd1c-6e68-4219-9205-407c30371363",
}

  3. Use site UUID shown above in the following POST query to get the operational status: 

      "POST" https://<CSO-IP>/topology-service/get-device-status
<post body>
    {
    "input": {
        "uuids": [
            "UUID of site "
        ]
    }
}

    Output of the POST query: 

    {
    "output": {
        "status": "success",
        "device_status": [
            {
                "monitored_state": "down",
                "fq_name_str": "domain:tenant:device",
                "uuid": "site uuid"
            }
        ]
    }
}

    The output above shows the device monitored status is down, which is reflected in the operational status in CSO UI.


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