Templates

statusboolean

Whether the request succeeded.

Example: true

messagestring

Human-readable description of the result.

Example: Getting templates success

templates object[]

Array [

idinteger

Unique numeric identifier.

Example: 4501

namestring

Resource name.

Example: Template 101: Welcome

descriptionstring

Human-readable description of the resource.

Example: Welcome to our Solution Marketplace template for deploying an instance. This template is designed to create an environment, a keypair, and an instance for the user, allowing them to input the appropriate details and create resources based on their needs. The input variables for this template are FLAVOR_NAME, IMAGE_NAME, PUBLIC_KEY, and INSTANCE_NAME. FLAVOR_NAME refers to the type of compute flavor that will be used, while IMAGE_NAME specifies the operating system image that will be installed on the instance. PUBLIC_KEY is the key that the user will use to authenticate and access the instance, and INSTANCE_NAME is the name that will be given to the instance being deployed.

contentstring

Example: description: example parameters: [] runcmd: - echo hello

is_publicboolean

Whether the resource is visible to other users in the organization.

Example: true

created_atstring<date-time>

ISO 8601 UTC timestamp marking when the resource was created.

Example: 2026-05-07T11:47:30Z

]

Templates

{
  "status": true,
  "message": "Getting templates success",
  "templates": [
    {
      "id": 4501,
      "name": "Template 101: Welcome",
      "description": "Welcome to our Solution Marketplace template for deploying an instance. This template is designed to create an environment, a keypair, and an instance for the user, allowing them to input the appropriate details and create resources based on their needs. The input variables for this template are FLAVOR_NAME, IMAGE_NAME, PUBLIC_KEY, and INSTANCE_NAME. FLAVOR_NAME refers to the type of compute flavor that will be used, while IMAGE_NAME specifies the operating system image that will be installed on the instance. PUBLIC_KEY is the key that the user will use to authenticate and access the instance, and INSTANCE_NAME is the name that will be given to the instance being deployed.",
      "content": "description: example\nparameters: []\nruncmd:\n- echo hello\n",
      "is_public": true,
      "created_at": "2026-05-07T11:47:30Z"
    }
  ]
}