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After you've set everything up, you can send requests to the Android Over The Air API.
The following code samples demonstrate how to send a few simple requests:
- Get a list of deployments.
- Retrieve a specific deployment from the list.
- Update a specific deployment.
For a full list of methods, see the reference documentation.
Get a list of deployments
To get a list of deployments, use the following code:
Protocol
GET /v1/deployments HTTP/1.1
Host: androidovertheair.googleapis.com
Update a deployment
To update a deployment, use the following code:
Protocol
PUT /v1/deployment id HTTP/1.1
Host: androidovertheair.googleapis.com
{
"deployment": updated_deployment,
"versionTag": {
{
"version": version
}
},
}
Get a chart
This example shows how complex query parameters may be provided in GET requests.
To get a chart with
24 hour resolution and 5 chart lines, use the following code:
Protocol
GET /v1/deployment id/groups/group id/charts/chart id?options.resolution=RESOLUTION_TWENTY_FOUR_HOURS&options.maxChartLines=5 HTTP/1.1
Host: androidovertheair.googleapis.com
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Last updated 2025-08-28 UTC.
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