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How to find the meter-id for retrieving and deleting a specific meter

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This is the id field in the objects returned by the /meters endpoints. For instance, calling 'GET /meters' will return a list of meter objects, each containing an id field:
JSON
[
  {
    "meterApiName": "compute-instance-hours",
    "meterType": "sum_of_all_usage",
    "id": "2501a230-2e0d-11ed-862e-1b062db952ae",
    ...
  },
  ...
]
[
  {
    "meterApiName": "compute-instance-hours",
    "meterType": "sum_of_all_usage",
    "id": "2501a230-2e0d-11ed-862e-1b062db952ae",
    ...
  },
  ...
]
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Updated 10 Sep 2024

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