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# RDA - Python API

## Working with API using Python

How to work with Python using the API library

## Datasets Classes <a href="#datasets-classes" id="datasets-classes"></a>

Data in CloudFabrix's AIOps platform is organized as datasets. Each dataset is associated with a unique tag. A tag allows to fetch the data related to that dataset and is mandatory while making queries so that only related data from a dataset is fetched. For example, a CaaSDataset class provides methods to fetch all the tags and their associated metadata. There are also convenience methods (pre-defined functions/API) that are provided for well-known tags including Inventory, Incidents, Alerts, etc. Optionally filters defined in the form of [CFXQL](https://oiadocs.cloudfabrix.io/developer-guide/cfxdx-data-exporer/cfxql-cfx-query-language) can be specified as an argument.

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