listcatalogs
Listcatalogs refers to an operation, endpoint, or command used to retrieve the set of catalogs managed by a data, content, or product catalog system. A catalog in this context is a curated collection of items, metadata, and access controls that may represent products, datasets, media, or other grouped assets. The list catalogs operation is commonly used by administrators, applications, and automation scripts to discover available catalogs and to drive user interfaces or workflows.
- id or catalogId: a unique identifier for the catalog.
- name: human-readable name of the catalog.
- description: brief explanation of the catalog’s purpose.
- owner or ownerId: the user or account responsible for the catalog.
- createdAt and updatedAt: timestamps for creation and last modification.
- itemCount or catalogItemCount: number of items contained in the catalog.
- region or location: where the catalog is stored or managed.
- status: current state, such as ACTIVE, INACTIVE, or DEPRECATED.
- tags or metadata: optional key-value pairs for filtering and organization.
- Pagination: responses usually include a token or continuation token to fetch additional catalogs in subsequent requests.
- Filtering and sorting: common parameters include status, owner, region, tag filters, and sort order.
- Permissions: access is typically controlled by an authorization mechanism (roles, IAM policies, or ACLs) that governs
- Responses: the payload typically contains a catalogs array and a nextToken or continuationToken for pagination.
A RESTful invocation might be GET /v1/catalogs?limit=20®ion=us-east-1, returning a JSON object with an array of catalog
List operations for related resources, catalog management concepts, and API references in the host service’s documentation.