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+- ref :: mail: How can I query an IROH endpoint programatically?
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+#+begin_quote
+On 4 Nov 2021, at 22:23, John Jardine (johjardi) <johjardi@cisco.com> wrote:
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+Hi,
+
+To support iroh-incident scaling based on a queue-depth metric ( Tenzin Issue 1553 ) I am thinking about creating a task that will be run every N minutes to query the endpoint.  To do this the task would have to authenticate and I don’t know how to do that for an automated tool.  Not sure if the route makes a difference, the metrics are available here: /iroh/admin/queue/status-report/incidents
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+Can you give me any guidance or point me to any docs on how to do this?
+
+Thanks,
+John J.
+#+end_quote
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+
+
+Hi John,
+
+The endpoint will not be `/iroh/admin/…` but `/admin/…` which mean it is only reachable via the VPN, but I guess you will make the request from the internal network. So you should be able to reach https://iroh-adm.int.iroh.site/admin/ directly.
+
+In order to make a call you need an OAuth2 client with the following scope:
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+iroh-master/queue/incidents:read