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# API endpoints for C2C

Retrieve Code-to-Cloud coverage programmatically.

Retrieve Code-to-Cloud coverage in automation and reporting workflows.

### Coverage

| Operation                            | Method | Endpoint                                       |
| ------------------------------------ | ------ | ---------------------------------------------- |
| Get the Code-to-Cloud coverage ratio | `GET`  | `/public_api/appsec/v1/code-to-cloud/coverage` |

The response returns a ratio from `0` to `1`. Multiply it by 100 for a percentage.

#### Required query parameters

* `direction`: `code_to_cloud` or `cloud_to_code`.
* `type`: `artifact` or `infrastructure`.

#### Optional query parameters

* `only_onboarded`: Limits artifact Code-to-Cloud results to onboarded repositories.
* `application`: Limits results to an application name.
* `provider`: Limits results to a provider name.

`only_onboarded` applies only to `code_to_cloud` with `artifact`.

Use `Authorization` and `x-xdr-auth-id` headers for authentication.

**Required license:** Cortex Cloud Posture Management or Cortex Cloud Runtime Security with Application Security add-on.

For request schemas and response details, see [Cloud Coverage](/cortex-cloud-api/aspm-cicd-and-application-security/cloud-coverage.md).


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