Provider-neutral MCP server for AgentDispatch.
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What it does
Contabo API (v1.0.0) as MCP tools for cloud provisioning, and management. Powered by HAPI MCP server
Quickstart
# 1 — install (mcprush login holds a key from your dashboard)
npx mcprush@latest add contabo-vps-mcp-server
# 2 — ask your agent something
> Contabo API (v1.0.0) as MCP tools for cloud provisioning, and management. Powered by HAPI MCP server
Contabo (VPS) MCP Server is free: there is no plan to choose, no cap to set and nothing that can bill you.
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contabo.run.mcp.com.ai1 server
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Installation
Where are you running it?
Every route below installs the same thing and ends at the same approval screen. Nothing here runs on your machine — this server runs on the publisher’s own infrastructure behind our gateway, and what you install is the connection to it.
Claude Codedeclared by this listing
This is a public server: you run it yourself and this marketplace is not in the path. Claude Code registers it in one command.
claude mcp add --transport http contabo-vps-mcp-server https://contabo.run.mcp.com.ai/mcpReconnect, or start a new session, and the tools appear in the model’s tool list.
Free to install, and it runs from its publisher’s own package: no account, no key, no card.
What it writes
One config entry pointing at the gateway. The server itself runs on the publisher’s own infrastructure, so nothing from this listing executes on your machine.
What you approve
124 tools, with what each one reads, writes and reaches shown before you agree — the same list on every route above. Read the tool surface.
Tool surface
What the model actually sees. Descriptions are diffed on every release — see version history.
Search the available tool catalog to discover tools by name, description, or arguments. Use a regex pattern or natural language query to find relevant tools. Returns tool references that are automatically expanded into full tool definitions.
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List tags - List and filter all tags in your account
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Create a new tag - Create a new tag in your account with attribute name and optional attribute color.
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Get specific tag by id - Get attributes values to a specific tag on your account.
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Update specific tag by id - Update attributes to your tag. Attributes are optional. If not set, the attributes will retain their original values.
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Delete existing tag by id - Your tag can be deleted if it is not assigned to any resource on your account. Check tag assigments before deleting tag.
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List tag assignments - List and filter all existing assignments for a tag in your account
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Get specific assignment for the tag - Get attributes for a specific tag assignment in your account. For this the resource type and resource id is required.
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Create a new assignment for the tag - Create a new tag assignment. This marks the specified resource with the specified tag for organizing purposes or to restrict access to that resource.
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Delete existing tag assignment - Tag assignment will be removed from the specified resource. If this tag is being used for access restrictions the affected users will no longer be able to access that resource.
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List history about your assignments (audit) - List and filters the history about your assignments.
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List history about your assignments (audit) - List and filters the history about your assignments.
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Retrieve a PTR Record by ip address - Get all attributes for a specific PTR Record
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Edit a PTR Record by ip address - Edit attributes for a specific PTR Record
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Delete a PTR Record using ip address - Delete a PTR Record using ip address. Only IPv6 can be deleted
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Create a new PTR Record using ip address - Create a new PTR Record using ip address. Only IPv6 can be created
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List PTR records - Get a list of all PTR records, either customer or a list of IPs is required
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List DNS zones - Get a list of all zones
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Create DNS zone - Creates a new DNS zone for a customer
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Retrieve a DNS Zone by zone name - Get all attributes for a specific DNS Zone
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Delete a DNS zone. - Delete a DNS Zone using zone name.
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List a DNS Zone's records - Get all the records of a DNS Zone
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Create DNS zone record - Create resource record in a zone
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Update DNS zone record - Create resource record in a zone
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Delete a DNS zone record - Delete a DNZ Zone's record
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Bulk delete DNS zone records - Delete multiple zone records from a DNS Zone
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List history about your DNS Zones (audit) - List and filters the history about your DNS Zones .
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List history about your DNS Records (audit) - List and filter the history of changes made to your DNS Records.
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List VIPs - List and filter all vips in your account
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Get specific VIP by ip - Get attributes values to a specific VIP on your account.
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Assign a VIP to an VPS/VDS/Bare Metal - Assign a VIP to a VPS/VDS/Bare Metal using the machine id.
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Unassign a VIP to a VPS/VDS/Bare Metal - Unassign a VIP from an VPS/VDS/Bare Metal using the machine id.
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List history about your VIPs (audit) - List and filters the history about your VIPs.
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List secrets - List and filter all secrets in your account.
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Create a new secret - Create a new secret in your account with attributes name, type and value. Attribute type can be password or ssh.
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Get specific secret by id - Get attributes values for a specific secret on your account.
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Update specific secret by id - Update attributes to your secret. Attributes are optional. If not set, the attributes will retain their original values. Only name and value can be updated.
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Delete existing secret by id - You can remove a specific secret from your account.
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List history about your secrets (audit) - List and filters the history about your secrets.
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List Private Networks - List and filter all Private Networks in your account
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Create a new Private Network - Create a new Private Network in your account.
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Update a Private Network by id - Update a Private Network by id in your account.
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Get specific Private Network by id - Get attributes values to a specific Private Network on your account.
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Delete existing Private Network by id - Delete existing Virtual Private Cloud by id and automatically unassign all instances from it
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Add instance to a Private Network - Add a specific instance to a Private Network
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Remove instance from a Private Network - Remove a specific instance from a Private Network
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List history about your Private Networks (audit) - List and filters the history about your Private Networks.
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List users - List and filter all your users.
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Create a new user - Create a new user with required attributes name, email, enabled, totp (=Two-factor authentication 2FA), admin (=access to all endpoints and resources), accessAllResources and roles. You can't specify any password / secrets for the user. For security reasons the user will have to specify secrets on his own.
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Get specific user by id - Get attributes for a specific user.
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Update specific user by id - Update attributes of a user. You may only specify the attributes you want to change. If an attribute is not set, it will retain its original value.
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Delete existing user by id - By deleting a user he will not be able to access any endpoints or resources any longer. In order to temporarily disable a user please update its `enabled` attribute.
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Send reset password email - Send reset password email for a specific user
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Resend email verification - Resend email verification for a specific user
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Get client - Get idm client.
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Generate new client secret - Generate and get new client secret.
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Get user is password set status - Get info about idm user if the password is set.
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List roles - List and filter all your roles. A role allows you to specify permission to api endpoints and resources like compute.
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Create a new role - Create a new role. In order to get a list availbale api enpoints (apiName) and their actions please refer to the GET api-permissions endpoint. For specifying `resources` please enter tag ids. For those to take effect please assign them to a resource in the tag management api.
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Get specific role by id - Get attributes of specific role.
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Update specific role by id - Update attributes to your role. Attributes are optional. If not set, the attributes will retain their original values.
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Delete existing role by id - You can't delete a role if it is still assigned to a user. In such cases please remove the role from the users.
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List of API permissions - List all available API permissions. This list serves as a reference for specifying roles. As endpoints differ in their possibilities not all actions are available for each endpoint.
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Get list of S3 compatible object storage credentials for user. - Get list of S3 compatible object storage credentials for accessing it via S3 compatible tools like `aws` cli.
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Get S3 compatible object storage credentials. - Get S3 compatible object storage credentials for accessing it via S3 compatible tools like `aws` cli.
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Regenerates secret key of specified user for the S3 compatible object storages. - Regenerates secret key of specified user for the a specific S3 compatible object storages.
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List history about your users (audit) - List and filter the history about your users.
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List history about your roles (audit) - List and filter the history about your roles.
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Start a compute instance / resource identified by its id - Starting a compute instance / resource is like powering on a real server. If the compute instance / resource is already started nothing will happen. You may check the current status anytime when getting information about a compute instance / resource.
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Restart a compute instance / resource identified by its id. - To restart a compute instance that has been identified by its id, you should perform a restart action on it.
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Stop compute instance / resource by its id - Stopping a compute instance / resource is like powering off a real server. So please be aware that data may be lost. Alternatively you may log in and shut your compute instance / resource gracefully via the operating system. If the compute instance / resource is already stopped nothing will happen. You may check the current status anytime when getting i
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Shutdown compute instance / resource by its id - Shutdown an compute instance / resource. This is similar to pressing the power button on a physical machine. This will send an ACPI event for the guest OS, which should then proceed to a clean shutdown.
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Rescue a compute instance / resource identified by its id - You can reboot your instance in rescue mode to resolve system issues. Rescue system is Linux based and its booted instead of your regular operating system. The disk containing your operating sytstem, software and your data is already mounted for you to access and repair/modify files. After a reboot your compute instance will boot your ope
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Reset password for a compute instance / resource referenced by an id - Reset password for a compute instance / resource referenced by an id. This will reset the current password to the password that you provided in the body of this request.
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List instances - List and filter all instances in your account
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Create a new instance - Create a new instance for your account with the provided parameters. <table> <tr><th>ProductId</th><th>Product</th><th>Disk Size</th></tr> <tr><td>V91</td><td>VPS 10 NVMe</td><td>75 GB NVMe</td></tr> <tr><td>V92</td><td>VPS 10 SSD</td><td>150 GB SSD</td></tr> <tr><td>V93</td><td>VPS 10 Storage</td><td>300 GB SSD</td></tr>
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Get specific instance by id - Get attributes values to a specific instance on your account.
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Update specific instance - Update specific instance by instanceId.
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Reinstall specific instance - You can reinstall a specific instance with a new image and optionally add ssh keys, a root password or cloud-init.
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Cancel specific instance by id - Your are free to cancel a previously created instance at any time.
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Upgrading instance capabilities - In order to enhance your instance with additional features you can purchase add-ons. Currently only firewalling and private network addon is allowed.
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List history about your actions (audit) triggered via the API - List and filters the history about your actions your triggered via the API.
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List history about your instances (audit) - List and filters the history about your instances.
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List available standard and custom images - List and filter all available standard images provided by [Contabo](https://contabo.com) and your uploaded custom images.
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Provide a custom image - In order to provide a custom image please specify an URL from where the image can be directly downloaded. A custom image must be in either `.iso` or `.qcow2` format. Other formats will be rejected. Please note that downloading can take a while depending on network speed resp. bandwidth and size of image. You can check the status by retrieving information about the image vi
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Get details about a specific image by its id - Get details about a specific image. This could be either a standard or custom image. In case of an custom image you can also check the download status
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Update custom image name by its id - Update name of the custom image
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Delete an uploaded custom image by its id - Your are free to delete a previously uploaded custom images at any time
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List statistics regarding the customer's custom images - List statistics regarding the customer's custom images such as the number of custom images uploaded, used disk space, free available disk space and total available disk space
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List snapshots - List and filter all your snapshots for a specific instance
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Create a new instance snapshot - Create a new snapshot for instance, with name and description attributes
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Retrieve a specific snapshot by id - Get all attributes for a specific snapshot
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Update specific snapshot by id - Update attributes of a snapshot. You may only specify the attributes you want to change. If an attribute is not set, it will retain its original value.
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Delete existing snapshot by id - Delete existing instance snapshot by id
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Revert the instance to a particular snapshot based on its identifier - Rollback the instance to a specific snapshot. In case the snapshot is not the latest one, it will automatically delete all the newer snapshots of the instance
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List history about your custom images (audit) - List and filters the history about your custom images.
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List history about your snapshots (audit) triggered via the API - List and filters the history about your snapshots your triggered via the API.
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List all handles - List and filter all your handles
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Create specific handle - Create specific handle
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Get specific handle - Get specific handle
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Remove specific handle - Remove specific handle
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Update specific handle - Update specific handle
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Set default handle - Set default handle
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Check domain availablility - Check if a specific domain is available or not
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List all domains - List and filter all your domains
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Create or transfer a domain - Create or transfer a domain
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List specific domain - List specific domain
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Update a specific domain - Update nameservers and handles for a specific domain
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Cancel a specific domain - Cancel a specific domain
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Get auth code for a domain - Get auth code for a domain by id
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Revoke cancellation for a specific domain - Revoke cancellation for a specific domain
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Confirm transfer out for a domain - Confirm transfer out for a domain
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Revoke transfer out for a domain - Revoke transfer out for a domain
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List history about your handles (audit) - List and filters the history about your handles.
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List history about your Domains (audit) - List and filters the history about your Domains.
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List all your object storages - List and filter all object storages in your account
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Create a new object storage - Create / purchase a new object storage in your account. Please note that you can only buy one object storage per location. You can actually increase the object storage space via `POST` to `/v1/object-storages/{objectStorageId}/resize`
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List data centers - List all data centers and their corresponding regions.
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Get specific object storage by its id - Get data for a specific object storage on your account.
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Modifies the display name of object storage - Modifies the display name of object storage. Display name must be unique.
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Upgrade object storage size resp. update autoscaling settings. - Upgrade object storage size. You can also adjust the autoscaling settings for your object storage. Autoscaling allows you to automatically purchase storage capacity on a monthly basis up to the specified limit.
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List usage statistics about the specified object storage - List usage statistics about the specified object storage such as the number of objects uploaded / created, used object storage space. Please note that the usage statistics are updated regularly and are not live usage statistics.
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Cancels the specified object storage at the next possible date - Cancels the specified object storage at the next possible date. Please be aware of your contract periods.
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List history about your object storages (audit) - List and filters the history about your object storages.
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