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 ```json { "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. ### C...