Domains API reference guide
The collections object represents a domain you've created that contains data sources and assigned permissions. Currently, the only collection type available is a domain, so collections and domains are referred to interchangeably throughout this page.
id string
The unique identifier of the domain.
name string
The name of the domain.
description string
The description of the domain that will be displayed for users.
createdBy integer
The unique identifier of the user who created the domain.
profile.name string
The name of the user who created the domain.
createdAt timestamp
The date and time the domain was created.
updatedAt timestamp
The date and time the domain was updated.
type string
The type of collection. Value is domain
.
POST
Creates a new domain
GET
Retrieves all domains
GET
Retrieves a specific domain
GET
Retrieves a specific domain by name
PUT
Updates a domain name or description
DELETE
Deletes a domain
POST
Adds data sources to a domain
GET
Retrieves the data sources in the domain
DELETE
Deletes a data source from a domain
POST
Assigns a domain permission to a user
GET
Retrieves user permissions assigned in the domain
DELETE
Removes a domain permission from a user by the permission ID
DELETE
Removes a domain permission from a user by the user ID and permission type.
POST
/collection
Create a new domain. You must have the global GOVERNANCE
permission to create a domain. You can add data sources to the domain after creating the domain.
id string
The unique identifier of the domain.
Required
-
-
name string
The name of the domain.
Required
-
-
description string
The description of the domain that will be displayed for users.
Optional
-
-
type string
The type of collection.
Required
domain
domain
Returns a domains object.
GET
/collection
Retrieve domains created in Immuta. These results can be filtered by permission or by name.
The following table describes optional query parameters for retrieving domains.
type string
The type of collection.
domain
offset integer
The number of items from the beginning of the response to exclude. You can combine the offset
and size
parameters to return a specific set of domains. For example, to return the second and third domain in the response, you would set offset=1
and size=2
.
Minimum value is 0
. Maximum value is the total number of domains minus size
.
size integer
The number of domains to return.
Minimum value is 1
. Maximum value is the total number of domains.
searchText string
The text to search for in domain names. This will return domains with a name that contains this search text.
-
withPermissions string
Only returns domains that the querying user has been granted the permission in.
Manage Policies
Audit Activity
Returns a data property that contains an array of up to size
domain objects. If no domains exist, the array will be empty.
GET
/collection/{collectionId}
Retrieve a domain with the given collectionId
to view the data sources, description, and assigned permissions associated with the domain.
collectionId string
The unique identifier of the domain.
Returns a domains object.
GET
/collection/{collectionType}/{collectionName}
Retrieve a domain with the given collectionName
to view the data sources, description, and assigned permissions associated with the domain.
collectionType string
The type of collection. The accepted value is domain
.
collectionName string
The name of the domain.
Returns a domains object.
PUT
/collection/{collectionId}
Change the domain name or description. You must have the global GOVERNANCE
permission to update the domain.
Path parameter
collectionId string
The unique identifier of the domain.
Body parameters
name string
The name of the domain.
Optional
-
-
description string
The description of the domain that will be displayed for users.
Optional
-
-
Returns a domains object with the new name or description.
DELETE
/collection/{collectionId}
Delete a domain. The domain must have zero data sources for a user with the global GOVERNANCE
permission to delete the domain.
Path parameter
collectionId string
The unique identifier of the domain.
Query parameter
dryRun boolean
If true
, the domain will not be deleted.
Returns a 204 code when the domain is successfully deleted. Additional responses are provided below:
400: An invalid ID was provided.
404: The domain was not found.
POST
/collection/{collectionId}/datasources
Add existing data sources to a domain. You must have the GOVERNANCE
permission.
The request will fail if any data source IDs that have already been assigned to a domain are included in the payload.
Path parameter
collectionId string
The unique identifier of the domain.
Body parameter
dataSourceId integer
The unique identifier of the data source in Immuta.
Required
-
-
Returns a unique identifier of the background job that adds the data sources to the domain.
GET
/collection/{collectionId}/datasources
Retrieve the data sources within a domain.
Path parameter
collectionId string
The unique identifier of the domain.
Query parameters
offset integer
The number of items from the beginning of the response to exclude. You can combine the offset
and size
parameters to return a specific set of data sources. For example, to return the second and third data source in the response, you would set offset=1
and size=2
.
Minimum value is 0
. Maximum value is the total number of data sources minus size
.
size integer
The number of data sources to return.
Minimum value is 1
. Maximum value is the total number of data sources.
Returns a data property that contains an array of up to size
data sources. Each entry in the array is a separate data source. If there are no data sources in the domain, the array will be empty.
DELETE
/collection/{collectionId}/datasources/{dataSourceId}
Remove data sources from a domain. To remove data sources from a domain, you must have the global CREATE_DATA_SOURCE
permission.
collectionId string
The unique identifier of the domain from which to remove the data source.
dataSourceId integer
The unique identifier of the data source to remove.
Returns a 204 code when the data source is successfully removed from the domain. Additional responses are included below:
403: Requesting user does not have permission to remove the data source.
404: The specified collection or data source was not found.
POST
/collection/{collectionId}/permissions
Assign domain permissions to a specific user. You must have the global USER_ADMIN
permission to assign domain permissions to users.
id string
The unique identifier of the permissions object.
profileId integer
The unique identifier of the user the permission is assigned to.
groupId integer
The unique identifier of the group the permission is assigned to.
collectionId string
The unique identifier of the domain.
permission string
The permission assigned to the user. Accepted values are Manage Policies
or Audit Activity
.
createdAt timestamp
The date and time the permission object was created.
source string
Indicates whether the permission was assigned as a user permission or a group permission.
Path parameter
collectionId string
The unique identifier of the domain.
Body parameters
groupId integer
The unique identifier of the group the permission is assigned to.
Optional
[]
-
profileId integer
The unique identifier of the user in the identity manager.
Optional
[]
-
permission string
The domain permission assigned to the user.
Required
-
Manage Policies
Audit Activity
Returns an array of domain permission objects that represent a permission in a domain assigned to a specific user. If the permission had already been assigned to the user for that domain, the response will include an error for the permissions that were not assigned to that user because the permission already existed.
GET
/collection/{collectionId}/permissions/{memberType}
Retrieve a list of permissions associated with the domain.
Path parameters
collectionId string
The unique identifier of the domain.
memberType string
The type of member to get a list of permissions for. Possible values include user
or group
.
Query parameters
type string
The permission to return.
Manage Policies
Audit Activity
offset integer
The number of items from the beginning of the response to exclude. You can combine the offset
and size
parameters to return a specific set of domain users. For example, to return the second and third domain users in the response, you would set offset=1
and size=2
.
Minimum value is 0
. Maximum value is the total number of domain users minus size
.
size integer
The number of users to return.
Minimum value is 1
. Maximum value is the total number of domain users.
searchText string
A string used to filter the results returned by the name
.
-
sortField string
Specifies the field to sort the results by.
collectionId
name
profileId
sortOrder string
Specifies how to sort the results of the request.
asc
desc
Returns a data property that contains an array of users or groups who have been assigned that permission in the domain.
GET
/collection/permissions/{memberType}/{memberId}
Retrieve a list of permissions for the specified user or group across all domains they are a member of.
memberType string
The type of member to get a list of permissions for. Possible values include user
or group
.
memberId string
The unique identifier of the user or group.
type string
The permission to return.
Manage Policies
Audit Activity
offset integer
The number of items from the beginning of the response to exclude. You can combine the offset
and size
parameters to return a specific set of domain permissions. For example, to return the second and third permission in the response, you would set offset=1
and size=2
.
Minimum value is 0
. Maximum value is the total number of domain permissions that user or group has minus size
.
size integer
The number of permissions to return.
Minimum value is 1
. Maximum value is the total number of domain permissions that user or group has.
searchText string
A string used to filter the results returned by the name
.
-
sortField string
Specifies the field to sort the results by.
collectionId
name
profileId
sortOrder string
Specifies how to sort the results of the request.
asc
desc
Returns a data property that contains an array of permissions that have been assigned to the user or group in all the domains they are a member of.
DELETE
/collection/{collectionId}/permissions/{permissionId}
Remove a domain permission from a specific user or group. You must have the global USER_ADMIN
permission to remove domain permissions from users and groups.
collectionId string
The unique identifier of the domain.
permissionId string
The unique identifier of the assigned permission.
Returns a 204 code when the permission is successfully removed from the user. Additional responses are provided below:
400: Invalid permission
404: Collection or permission not found
DELETE
/collection/{collectionId}/permissions/{memberType}/{memberId}/{permissionType}
Remove a domain permission based on the permission type. You must have the global USER_ADMIN
permission to remove domain permissions from users and groups.
collectionId string
The unique identifier of the domain.
memberType string
The type of member to remove the permission from. Possible values include user
or group
.
memberId number
The unique identifier of the user or group.
permissionType string
The type of permission to delete. Accepted values are Manage Policies
or Audit Activity
.
Returns a 204 code when the permission is successfully removed. Additional responses are provided below:
400: Invalid permission
404: Collection or permission not found