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OVH Cloud Hosting Web

Manage OVH Cloud Web Hosting services via /hosting/web API

OVH Cloud Hosting Web

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Summary

Select an operation to look up OVH Cloud Web Hosting services and their domains, databases, cron jobs, users, tasks, environment variables, modules, runtimes, SSL, email, or billing details. List and domain-search operations can optionally add service details and attached domains; individual lookups return the selected record.

Inputs

  • Operation (required) — Choose Find Hosting by Domain, Get, Get Attached Domain, Get Cron, Get Database, Get Email, Get Env Var, Get Module, Get Runtime, Get Service Infos, Get SSL, Get Task, Get User, List, or one of the corresponding List operations.
  • Domain (required) — For Find Hosting by Domain, enter a domain to find linked hosting services. For Get Attached Domain, enter the attached domain name along with the service name.
  • Service Name (required) — Select a hosting service from the list or enter its name. Used by service and related-resource lookups and lists.
  • Database Name (required) — Name of the database to retrieve.
  • Cron ID (required) — Numeric ID of the cron job to retrieve.
  • Login (required) — User login to retrieve.
  • Task ID (required) — Numeric ID of the task to retrieve.
  • Key (required) — Environment variable key to retrieve.
  • Module ID (required) — Numeric ID of the module to retrieve.
  • Runtime ID (required) — Numeric ID of the runtime to retrieve.
  • With Details — For List and Find Hosting by Domain, defaults to false. When enabled, adds each hosting service's details.
  • With Attached Domains — For List and Find Hosting by Domain, defaults to false. When enabled, adds each service's attached domains.

Output shape

One or more JSON items containing the requested record or list results.

List returns one item per hosting service with a serviceName; optional flags add details and attached domains. Find Hosting by Domain has the same item shape for matching services. Other list operations return a collection of IDs, names, or resources, sometimes grouped in a field such as domains, tasks, users, envVars, modules, or runtimes. Single-resource lookups return the API record; some merge it with the incoming item's JSON.

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