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- OpsRamp, OpsQL, OpsRamp API
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# OpsQL - OpsRamp's Kalpavriksha (aka a wish-fulfilling tree)
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#### Basic syntax and structure
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The general structure of an OpsQL API request involves specifying the tenant ID and the query payload. Here’s a basic example:
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## Basic Syntax and Structure
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The general structure of an OpsQL API request involves specifying the tenant ID and the query payload. Here’s a basic example:
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## Common Use Cases and code samples
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## Common use cases and code samples
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### Filtering critical alerts
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