Actions142
- Access Token Actions
- Blueprint Actions
- Client Actions
- Domain Actions
- Identity Provider Actions
- Create an OpenID Connect identity provider.
- Update an OpenID Connect identity provider.
- Delete an identity provider.
- Get an identity provider.
- List identity providers.
- Attach an identity provider to an organization.
- Detach an identity provider from an organization.
- Update an identity provider’s configuration for an organization.
- List organizations attached to an identity provider.
- Organization Actions
- Get a site by orgId and niceId. NiceId is a readable ID for the site and unique on a per org basis.
- Create a new site.
- List sites.
- Get default values for new sites.
- Get an organization.
- Delete an organization.
- Update an organization.
- Create a role.
- List roles.
- Create a new organization.
- List organizations.
- Check that a user belongs to an organization and has the specified role.
- Get a resource by its niceId.
- Create a new resource.
- List resources.
- List domains.
- Remove a user from an organization.
- Get a user in an organization.
- Update a user’s role in an organization.
- List users.
- Create an invite for a user to join an organization.
- List invitations.
- Add a user to an organization.
- Create a client.
- List clients.
- Create a resource for a site.
- Delete a resource.
- Get a resource.
- Update a resource.
- List all site resources.
- List access tokens.
- List blueprints.
- Create a blueprint.
- Get a blueprint.
- Delete an API key.
- List API key actions.
- Perform an action on an API key.
- List API keys.
- Create an API key.
- List request logs.
- Get default values for creating a client.
- Get a domain.
- Update a domain.
- List DNS records for a domain.
- Attach an identity provider to an organization.
- Detach an identity provider from an organization.
- Update an identity provider’s configuration for an organization.
- List organizations attached to an identity provider.
- Resource Actions
- Create a target.
- List targets that point to this resource.
- Grant roles access to a resource, replacing any existing ones.
- List roles that have access to a resource.
- Get a resource by its niceId.
- Create a new resource.
- List resources.
- Create a resource for a site.
- Delete a resource.
- Get a resource.
- Update a resource.
- List all site resources.
- Grant users access to a resource, replacing any existing ones.
- List users that have access to a resource.
- Set the password for a resource.
- Set the pincode for a resource.
- Set the whitelist for a resource.
- Get the whitelist for a resource.
- Apply a rule to a resource.
- Remove a rule from a resource.
- Update a rule applied to a resource.
- List rules applied to a resource.
- Set header auth for a resource.
- Add entries to the whitelist for a resource.
- Remove entries from the whitelist for a resource.
- Create an access token for a resource.
- List access tokens for a resource.
- Role Actions
- Rule Actions
- Site Actions
- Get a site by orgId and niceId. NiceId is a readable ID for the site and unique on a per org basis.
- Get a site by siteId.
- Delete a site.
- Update a site.
- Create a new site.
- List sites.
- Get default values for new sites.
- Create a resource for a site.
- Delete a resource.
- Get a resource.
- Update a resource.
- Get a resource by its niceId.
- List resources.
- List all site resources.
- Target Actions
- User Actions
- Check that a user belongs to an organization and has the specified role.
- Remove a user from an organization.
- Get a user in an organization.
- Update a user’s role in an organization.
- List users.
- Add a user to an organization.
- Grant users access to a resource, replacing any existing ones.
- List users that have access to a resource.
- Assign a role to a user.
- Get a user.
- Enable 2FA for a user.
Resource → Create a resource for a site.
AI-generatedSummary
Create a new resource for a specified site within an organization by sending a PUT request with the resource details in the body.
Inputs
- orgId (required) — The ID of the organization under which the site exists.
- siteId (required) — The ID of the site where the resource will be created.
- body (required) — A JSON object containing the properties defining the resource. Required fields typically include 'name' (string), 'protocol' (tcp or udp), 'proxyPort' (number), 'destinationPort' (number), 'destinationIp' (string), and 'enabled' (boolean).
- options — Optional settings including 'Raw Response' to return the full API response instead of processing the data into individual items.
Output shape
a single JSON object representing the newly created resource or the full raw response if requested.
If 'Raw Response' option is enabled, the entire response from the Pangolin API is returned as-is. Otherwise, the response is structured as a JSON object representing the created resource. Errors during execution are returned as error messages if 'Continue On Fail' is enabled.