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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ API Documentation
Implements API for IT4I SCS Information System.
There is a PyPI package which provides a simple user-friendly shell
There is a PyPI package
,
which provides a simple user-friendly shell
interface to call API requests and display their response. The package
is available on
<a
href=
"https://pypi.org/project/it4i.portal.clients"
class=
"uri reference external"
>
https://pypi.org/project/it4i.portal.clients
</a>
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@@ -15,11 +15,11 @@ is 6 requests per minute. Exceeding the limit will lead to your IP
address being temporarily blocked from making further requests. The
block will automatically be lifted by waiting an hour.
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api revision:
`
94e35984
/ 2020-05-1
8 13:42:43
+0200`
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api revision:
`
67e60330
/ 2020-05-1
9 09:58:15
+0200`
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api version:
`0.9-24
3
-g
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api version:
`0.9-24
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apidoc building date:
`2020-05-1
8 11:44:49
+0000`
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apidoc building date:
`2020-05-1
9 08:00:21
+0000`
Summary
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<a
name=
"get--api-v1-dedicated-time-(cluster_type)"
class=
"headerlink"
title=
"Permalink to this definition"
></a>
**GET /api/v1/dedicated-time/**
(cluster
\_
type)
Returns a list of times dedicated for HPC maintenance.
It is not
possible to use HPC services during maintenanc
e.
Returns a list of times dedicated for HPC maintenance.
During
maintenance, HPC services are not availabl
e.
Terminal implementation is available at
<a
href=
"https://pypi.org/project/it4i.portal.clients/#it4idedicatedtime"
class=
"reference external"
>
it4idedicatedtime
</a>
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**POST /api/v1/it4ifree/**
(login)
A service to check resources of the projects on which the account
participates. If the calculation runs on 1
cpu
core for 1 hour, it
participates. If the calculation runs on 1
CPU
core for 1 hour, it
consumes 1 core-hour from the project’s resources. However, some
calculations (or their placement) can be cheaper. Actual consumed
core-hours are reduced by a cheaping factor and then deducted from the
core-hours are reduced by a cheap
en
ing factor and then deducted from the
project’s resources. See
<a
href=
"https://docs.it4i.cz/general/resources-allocation-policy/#normalized-core-hours-nch"
class=
"reference external"
>
link
</a>
for more details about so-called normalized core-hours. The
json
for more details about so-called normalized core-hours. The
JSON
response contains two parts:
-
`me`
– data from projects, where the account has access
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