Axcient Vaults

Axcient Vaults

Overview

A vault is a replication target — either a Private vault (customer- or partner-owned on-prem storage) or a Cloud vault (Axcient-hosted). Devices replicate to one or more vaults; a vault's storage_details reports how much of its capacity is in use.

Tools

Tool	Description	Arguments
axcient_list_vaults	Every vault visible to this credential	vault_type? (Private|Cloud), active?, with_url?, limit?, include_devices?
axcient_get_vault	One vault's detail	vault_id
axcient_get_vault_threshold	Current connectivity-loss threshold	vault_id
axcient_set_vault_threshold	Changes the connectivity-loss threshold	vault_id, threshold (minutes)

Vault Type & Capacity

{
  "storage_details": { "used_size": 40900613898, "drive_size": 58581416960 }
}

drive_size is only meaningful for Private vaults — it's the storage allotted on customer-owned hardware. Cloud vaults are elastic; a drive_size on a Cloud vault does not represent a hard ceiling the way it does on a Private vault.

Connectivity Threshold

axcient_get_vault_threshold

Returns connectivity_threshold — the number of minutes a vault can be unreachable before Axcient raises a WARNED status on it. This is vault-level, distinct from a job's own vault_rp_threshold (see the jobs skill), which governs recovery-point age rather than reachability.

Changing the Threshold

axcient_set_vault_threshold

⚠ HIGH-IMPACT. Raising this threshold delays how quickly a vault connectivity loss surfaces as an alert; lowering it makes the vault more sensitive to brief network blips. This changes what technicians and monitoring integrations see as "healthy," not the underlying data. Confirm the intended value and the business reason (e.g. a site with known intermittent WAN) with the requester before calling this — a threshold set too high silently masks a real outage for longer than expected.