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    Update OpsNotes

    Last updated on 29 June, 2022

    You can use LogicMonitor’s REST API to update the Ops Notes in your account.

    As with all of our API calls, authentication is required.

    HTTP Method: PUT

    URI: /setting/opsnotes/{id}

    Request Parameters:

    Property

    Description

    Required?

    Type

    Example
    note The note message Yes String “note”:”software update from 1.0.0 to 1.2.4″
    happenedOnInSec The date and time associated with the note, in epoch seconds format No. Defaults to current time Integer “happenOnInSec”:1488826440
    scopes The scopes associated with the note. A note with no scope will show up for everything in the account. Each scope object should have a type (device, service, deviceGroup, serviceGroup). For group scopes, a groupId should be specified. For device/service scopes, deviceId/serviceId should be specified & groupId can optionally be included. No. Defaults to no scope JSON Object “scopes”:[{“type”:”device”,”deviceId”:56},{“type”:”service”,”serviceId”:87,”groupId”:74}]
    tags The tags that should be associated with the note. Each tag has a unique id and a name – you can either include the name of a new or existing tag, or the id of an existing tag. No. Defaults to no tags JSON Object “tags”:[{“name”:”release”},{“name”:”upgrade”}]