How can I find my Project ID and available Hardware Tier IDs?

When using tools such as the Domino API or domino-python package, you'll usually use information such as project owner, project name, or other easy to find information in your calls. However, there are a few calls and functions that utilize your project's ID, or a Hardware Tier ID. For example, the Project Hardware API call, or app_publish() domino-python function. As a non-Admin user of Domino, this information may be a bit more difficult to locate. 

There are two simple ways to get this information: 

1. The network activity in your browser, or
2. With API calls

Find Project ID and Hardware Tiers through browser network activity

To find your Project ID

1. In your browser, with your Domino project open, right-click in the browser window or tab and select Inspect.
2. Click the Network tab in the panel that appears.
3. Navigate to your Project's "Overview" dashboard (or, if you're already there, refresh the page)
4. In the network trace results, find the entry with a Name that begins "findProjectByOwnerAndName?ownerName=". Click on this entry.
   
5. Click on the Response tab in the panel that appears.
6. The value listed under "id": corresponds to your project ID.
   
   

To find available Hardware Tiers for your Project

1. In your browser, with your Domino project open, right-click in the browser window or tab and select Inspect.
2. Click the Network tab in the panel that appears.
3. Navigate to your Project's "Settings" page (or, if you're already there, refresh the page)
4. In the network trace results, find the entry with a Name "hardwareTiers". Click on this entry.
   
   
5. Click on the Response tab in the panel that appears.
6. The results will give you a list of Hardware Tier IDs, Names, and other related information.
   
   

Find Project ID and Hardware Tiers via API calls

The following python script can be run as a Job or in a Workspace, and will give you both your project's ID and the hardware Tiers available for your project:

import requests
import os

# Get Domino environment variables
apiKey=os.getenv("DOMINO_USER_API_KEY")
owner=os.getenv("DOMINO_PROJECT_OWNER")
project=os.getenv("DOMINO_PROJECT_NAME")

# API call gets list of runs for project
projUrl=f'https://your-domino-url.com/v1/projects/{owner}/{project}/runs'

headers = {
'X-Domino-Api-Key': apiKey
}

x = requests.get(projUrl, headers=headers)

response=x.json()

# Return project id from first record
my_id = response['data'][0]['projectId']
print("Your Project ID is: ", my_id)

# API call gets hardware tiers available for a project
tierURL = f'https://your-domino-url.com/v4/projects/{my_id}/hardwareTiers'
y = requests.get(tierURL, headers=headers)
response2=y.json()

print("\nThe hardware tiers available for your project are:")

# Iterate through available hardware tiers and print
for index, responseItem in enumerate(response2):
print("id="+response2[index]['hardwareTier']['id']+", Hardware Tier Name="+response2[index]['hardwareTier']['name'])

The above will give you a result similar to:

Your Project ID is: 633c9ba226d46a3537b177da

The hardware tiers available for your project are:
id=small-k8s, Hardware Tier Name=Small
id=large-k8s, Hardware Tier Name=Large
id=medium-k8s, Hardware Tier Name=Medium
id=medium-k8s-clone, Hardware Tier Name=Medium-clone
id=gpu-k8s, Hardware Tier Name=GPU
id=gpu-small-k8s, Hardware Tier Name=GPU (small)