GET
/containers/{container_id}Retrieve a container
Retrieves a container by its unique identifier. Use this operation to inspect the container's status and configuration, including its expiration, memory limit, and network policy.
container_idstringrequired
The unique identifier of the container to retrieve.
200Returns the container object, including its identifier, name, creation time, status, and configured expiration, memory limit, and network policy.
idstringrequired
Unique identifier for the container.
objectstringrequired
The type of this object.
namestringrequired
Name of the container.
created_atintegerrequired
Unix timestamp (in seconds) when the container was created.
statusstringrequired
Status of the container (e.g., active, deleted).
last_active_atintegeroptional
Unix timestamp (in seconds) when the container was last active.
expires_afterobjectoptional
The container will expire after this time period.
The anchor is the reference point for the expiration.
The minutes is the number of minutes after the anchor before the container expires.
memory_limitstringoptional
The memory limit configured for the container.
network_policyobjectoptional
Network access policy for the container.
404Returned when the container is not found.
errorobjectrequired
429Returned when the request exceeds a rate limit.
errorobjectrequired
Error handling
A 404 is returned when the container is not found. A 429 is returned when the request exceeds a rate limit. The container_id path parameter must identify the container you want to retrieve.