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The following headers are commonly seen when making requests against Azure Communication Services:
Request Headers
These headers can be used when making a request, some headers are required:
| Header | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Authorization | Required | String | The authorization for the request. The contents of this header varies depending on the type of authentication, For more information, see authentication |
| Content-Type | Required (on PUT and POST) | String | For POST and PUT Operations, set this header to application/json. |
| User-Agent | Optional | String | A string that specifies the client user agent doing the request. The recommended format is {user agent name}/{version}. For example, ContosoApp/1.0.0. |
| Host | Required | String | The host name and optional port from which, the request will originate. For example, contoso.com:80. This header, will usually be set automatically by many applications. |
| Date | Required when using Access Keys | Date | The date of the request per RFC 1123 date format expressed in Coordinated Universal Time, for example, Fri, 08 Apr 2015 03:52:31 GMT. Can also be included in an x-ms-date header. |
| x-ms-date | Required when using Access Keys | Date | The date of the request per RFC 1123 date format expressed in Coordinated Universal Time, for example, Fri, 08 Apr 2015 03:52:31 GMT. Can also be included in a Date header. |
| x-ms-content-sha256 | Required when using Access Keys | String | Must be an SHA256 hash of the request Body |
Response Headers
These headers will commonly be included in a response from Azure Communication Services:
| Header | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| content-type | String/MIME Type | The Content type of the response, usually application/json, which indicates the response is formatted as JSON |
| Date | Date | The date of the request per RFC 1123 date format expressed in Coordinated Universal Time, for example, Fri, 08 Apr 2015 03:52:31 GMT. Can also be included in an x-ms-date header. |
| ms-csv | String | A standard Microsoft Correlation Vector. Correlation vectors can be used when making a support/bug request to our team. For more information on them, see our TroubleShooting Guide |
| x-processing-time | String | The time it took your request to be processed by Azure Communication Services. For example: "5ms" |