Class Account

The name of the account

The Account Number. Example: ACC-511274-31364-54

Default router config on the account

The region code of the account. Example: US

Adds a user terminal to the account

Checks the available capacity for the given latitude and longitude

Create an address within the account

Creates a new router configuration on the account

Creates a new service line

Fetches an address by its reference ID

Fetches all the addresses listed on the account

Fetches realtime data tracking information for the service lines under this account

Fetches a router

Fetches the router configuration specified

Fetches all router configs on the account

Fetches a service line in the account

Fetch the services lines in the account

Fetches the user terminals for an account

Remove a service line. This is equivalent to cancelling service for the address.

Removes a cold user terminal from the account

The Telemetry API is designed for users that have their own data infrastructure to monitor Starlink devices remotely.

This feature enables the ability to perform analysis in near real-time to characterize Starlink device performance relative to ongoing operations.

The data in the stream has a time-based retention policy. This is configured to be a fraction of a day (8 hours). The implication of this is that if your consuming process goes offline and does not resume for a period of time longer than this retention policy then you will observe loss of data.

Even though this is a JSON HTTP API, it behaves like a data stream. It is important to understand that a consumer's position is tracked and advanced through each successful response transmission. If the consumer process crashes in the middle of processing a response batch, unprocessed entries will not be present in the subsequent request!

Each service account advances through the data stream independently. Creating multiple service accounts is a convenient way to consume the data multiple times if, for example, you have multiple environments (e.g. development and production).

Converts the instance to a string (JSON encoded)

Updates an address within the account

Updates the account default router configuration to the ID specified