Overview
This node interacts with the Kennis Flux API v2 to perform various operations such as retrieving API status, listing tickets, and listing computers. It authenticates using OAuth2 with user credentials and optionally client credentials, then makes API requests to fetch data. This node is useful for integrating Kennis Flux API data into workflows, for example, to monitor system status, retrieve recent tickets, or get a list of computers.
Use Case Examples
- A helpdesk automation workflow that lists the first 5 tickets from Kennis Flux to process or analyze them.
- An IT asset management workflow that retrieves the first 5 computers from Kennis Flux for inventory updates.
- A monitoring workflow that checks the API status to ensure the Kennis Flux service is operational.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Operation | Specifies the action to perform on the Kennis Flux API, such as getting API status, listing tickets, or listing computers. |
Output
JSON
json_debug- Debug information about the API request and OAuth2 authentication process, useful for troubleshooting.
Dependencies
- Requires OAuth2 API credentials including username, password, client ID, and client secret for authentication with the Kennis Flux API.
Troubleshooting
- OAuth2 Authentication Failed: Indicates issues with the provided credentials or authentication process. Verify username, password, client ID, and client secret are correct and have necessary permissions.
- API Request Failed: Indicates the API endpoint could not be reached or returned an error. Check the API URL, network connectivity, and ensure the access token is valid.
- If the node is set to continue on failure, errors are captured in the output JSON to allow workflow continuation; otherwise, the node execution stops on error.
Links
- Kennis Flux API v2 Documentation - Official documentation for the Kennis Flux API v2, detailing endpoints, authentication, and usage.