List the snapshots for a given object.

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List the snapshots for a given object.

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Path Params
int64
required

Specifies the id of the Object.

Query Params
int64

Specifies the timestamp in Unix time epoch in microseconds to filter Object's snapshots which were taken after this value.

int64

Specifies the timestamp in Unix time epoch in microseconds to filter Object's snapshots which were taken before this value.

int64

Specifies the timestamp in Unix time epoch in microseconds to filter Object's snapshots which were run after this value.

int64

Specifies the timestamp in Unix time epoch in microseconds to filter Object's snapshots which were run before this value.

snapshotActions
array of strings

Specifies a list of recovery actions. Only snapshots that applies to these actions will be returned.

runTypes
array of strings

Filter by run type. Only protection run matching the specified types will be returned. By default, CDP hydration snapshots are not included, unless explicitly queried using this field.

protectionGroupIds
array of strings

If specified, this returns only the snapshots of the specified object ID, which belong to the provided protection group IDs.

protectionGroupIds
runInstanceIds
array of int64s

Filter by a list run instance ids. If specified, only snapshots created by these protection runs will be returned.

runInstanceIds
regionIds
array of strings

Filter by a list of region ids.

regionIds
objectActionKeys
array of strings

Filter by ObjectActionKey, which uniquely represents protection of an object. An object can be protected in multiple ways but atmost once for a given combination of ObjectActionKey. When specified, only snapshots matching given action keys are returned for corresponding object.

objectActionKeys
boolean

Specifies whether to fetch only fast restore points. This is applicable only for M365 CSM Restore.

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