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How to get all droplets size by API? When i send get on /v2/size return only 19

Posted October 10, 2020 450 views
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How to get all droplets size by API?
λ curl -X GET -H “Content-Type: application/json” -H “Authorization: Bearer MYnumber” “https://api.digitalocean.com/v2/sizes”

retun only 19 results

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  • Yannek October 10, 2020
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    Hi,
    I get the same result, just 19 sizes available. I believe the API gives outdated list of available droplet sizes. The sizes differs to the plans available through DO control panel during droplet creation process.
    What may be interesting, I successfully created a droplet with the size that does not have corresponding plan. Here is the response I got after creation:

    {"droplet":{"id":123456789,"name":"test-ubuntu2004","memory":1024,"vcpus":1,"disk":30,"locked":false,"status":"new","kernel":null,"created_at":"2020-10-10T19:32:21Z","features":[],"backup_ids":[],"next_backup_window":null,"snapshot_ids":[],"image":{"id":69463186,"name":"20.04 (LTS) x64","distribution":"Ubuntu","slug":"ubuntu-20-04-x64","public":true,"regions":["nyc3","nyc1","sfo1","nyc2","ams2","sgp1","lon1","ams3","fra1","tor1","sfo2","blr1","sfo3"],"created_at":"2020-09-03T02:05:57Z","min_disk_size":15,"type":"base","size_gigabytes":2.36,"description":"Ubuntu 20.04 x86","tags":[],"status":"available"},"volume_ids":[],"size":{"slug":"1gb","memory":1024,"vcpus":1,"disk":30,"transfer":2.0,"price_monthly":10.0,"price_hourly":0.01488,"regions":["ams2","ams3","blr1","fra1","lon1","nyc1","nyc2","nyc3","sfo1","sfo2","sfo3","sgp1","tor1"],"available":true},"size_slug":"1gb","networks":{"v4":[],"v6":[]},"region":{"name":"London 1","slug":"lon1","features":["private_networking","backups","ipv6","metadata","install_agent","storage","image_transfer"],"available":true,"sizes":["s-1vcpu-1gb","512mb","s-1vcpu-2gb","1gb","s-3vcpu-1gb","s-2vcpu-2gb","s-1vcpu-3gb","s-2vcpu-4gb","2gb","s-4vcpu-8gb","m-1vcpu-8gb","c-2","4gb","c2-2vcpu-4gb","g-2vcpu-8gb","gd-2vcpu-8gb","m-16gb","s-8vcpu-16gb","s-6vcpu-16gb","c-4","8gb","c2-4vpcu-8gb","m-2vcpu-16gb","m3-2vcpu-16gb","g-4vcpu-16gb","gd-4vcpu-16gb","m6-2vcpu-16gb","m-32gb","s-8vcpu-32gb","c-8","16gb","c2-8vpcu-16gb","m-4vcpu-32gb","m3-4vcpu-32gb","g-8vcpu-32gb","s-12vcpu-48gb","gd-8vcpu-32gb","m6-4vcpu-32gb","m-64gb","s-16vcpu-64gb","c-16","32gb","c2-16vcpu-32gb","m-8vcpu-64gb","m3-8vcpu-64gb","s-20vcpu-96gb","48gb","m6-8vcpu-64gb","m-128gb","s-24vcpu-128gb","64gb","c2-32vpcu-64gb","m-16vcpu-128gb","m3-16vcpu-128gb","s-32vcpu-192gb","m-24vcpu-192gb","m-224gb","m6-16vcpu-128gb","m3-24vcpu-192gb","m6-24vcpu-192gb","m3-32vcpu-256gb","m6-32vcpu-256gb"]},"tags":["test"]},"links":{"actions":[{"id":1041287508,"rel":"create","href":"https://api.digitalocean.com/v2/actions/1041287508"}]}}

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frenchyeatingcroissants April 17, 2021

The examples below use jq, make sure you install it too.

The API returns the total number of available sizes:

curl -X GET -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Authorization: Bearer <token>" "https://api.digitalocean.com/v2/sizes" | jq '.meta.total'

From that, you can call the API with a per_page query parameter set to the total. At the time of writing this, there are 70 sizes, so I do:

curl -X GET -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Authorization: Bearer <token>" "https://api.digitalocean.com/v2/sizes?per_page=70" | jq

This seems rather accurate given what I see in the UI.

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  • Yannek April 18, 2021

    Hi,

    I got 36 sizes now, as DO offer on droplet sizes was extended since October ‘20. I believe the result depends on the actual availability of sizes for a particular user. I have some sizes grayed out in DO control panel and cannot pick them up during droplet configuration. I believe I would have to send a request to DO support to get them available, and then, I would have them among others in the result of a DO API query.

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