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Application Load Balancer → Update Flow Log
AI-generatedSummary
Update an existing flow log for a specified Application Load Balancer in a particular datacenter by modifying its properties.
Inputs
- Datacenter ID (required) — The ID of the datacenter containing the Application Load Balancer.
- Application Load Balancer ID (required) — The ID of the Application Load Balancer to update the flow log for.
- Flow Log ID (required) — The ID of the flow log to update.
- Flow Log Properties — Properties to update in the flow log such as name, action (traffic pattern: ACCEPTED, REJECTED, or ALL), direction (traffic direction: INGRESS, EGRESS, or BIDIRECTIONAL), and bucket (the name of the existing IONOS Cloud Object Storage bucket).
- Include Request Status — Whether to include the request tracking ID and status URL for asynchronous operations in the output.
- Include Response Headers — Whether to include HTTP response headers and status code in the output alongside the response body.
Output shape
a single record representing the updated flow log resource
The output includes the updated flow log details. When 'Include Response Headers' is enabled, the response body is nested under a 'body' key with 'headers' and 'statusCode' included separately. When 'Include Request Status' is enabled, request tracking information from the API's Location header may be included for non-GET operations.