This will return a list of all consumers.
Create a new consumer based on the specified fields.
Delete the specified consumer.
Get information about the specified consumer.
Update the specified consumer. This is useful when updating consumer specific attributes, such as consumer email address.
Returns a list with the configured modules for the specified consumer.
Enables a module for the specified consumer.
Removes a module from the specified consumer.
Returns the configuration of a module for the specified consumer.
Updates the configuration of a module enabled for this consumer.
This will return a list of all endpoints.
Create a new endpoint based on the specified fields.
This will delete an endpoint with the specified name.
This will return an endpoint with the specified name.
Updates the properties of an existing endpoint.
This will return a list of all modules that have been configured for this endpoint.
This will enable the specified module for this endpoint.
Remove a configured module from this endpoint.
This will return the configuration of the specified module for this endpoint.
This will update the order in which a module will be run. The higher the number the further the module will be in the run queue. Should several modules have the same order, their run order is not guaranteed; it is up to the runtime to pick.
This will add the specified consumer to the configuration of the given module.
This will delete the configuration of a module for the specified consumer.
This will update the configuration of a module for the specified consumer.
This will update the default configuration of a module for the specified endpoint.
This will add the specified tag to the configuration of the given module.
This will delete the configuration of a module for the specified tag.
This will update the configuration of a module for the specified tag.
This will return a list with the names of all available modules.
This will create a new global configuration for an existing module. Any previous configuration will be overwritten. It is up to the module to specify what settings it requires for itself.
This will delete the global configuration of the specified module.
This will return a module’s global configuration with the specified name.
Update the global configuration of a module with the specified name.
Get various counters of the current running policy engine instance.
Get the version of the current policy engine.