Match each HTTP request method used in network automation REST APIs to its corresponding CRUD operation and operational behavior.
- HTTP GETMaps to Read; safe and idempotent operation used to retrieve resource data without modifying server state.
- HTTP POSTMaps to Create; non-idempotent operation used to submit data and create a new resource under a URI collection.
- HTTP PUTMaps to Update; idempotent operation used to completely replace an existing resource representation or create it if missing.
- HTTP PATCHMaps to Update; operation used to apply partial modifications to specific fields of an existing resource.
- HTTP DELETEMaps to Delete; idempotent operation used to remove a specified resource target from the server.
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HTTP GET matches Read (safe/idempotent data retrieval); HTTP POST matches Create (non-idempotent resource creation); HTTP PUT matches Update (idempotent full replacement); HTTP PATCH matches Update (partial field modification); HTTP DELETE matches Delete (resource removal).
In RESTful web services, HTTP verbs map directly to CRUD operations: GET to Read (retrieves resources without side effects), POST to Create (adds a new sub-resource), PUT to Update (replaces an entire resource), PATCH to Update (modifies selected fields), and DELETE to Delete (removes a resource).
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RESTful HTTP Verbs and CRUD Mapping
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