As of August 2022, it was possible to get the change log via API.   [Configuration changes] *Equivalent to "Organization > Change log" Menu. Get Organization Configuration Changes https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!get-organization-configuration-changes API: GET /organizations/{organizationId}/configurationChanges [View API request] Get Organization Api Requests https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/#!get-organization-api-requests API: GET /organizations/{organizationId}/apiRequests ... View more

Are you referring to Device Status?  If so @CBurkhead is correct and that call should be sufficient.  If you are looking for availability statistics like if a device is up for 99% of a time period, then they don't have a specific call for that.   You can use the GET /networks/{networkId}/devices/{serial}/lossAndLatencyHistory endpoint to get the packet loss info for a time period.  The inverse of that is close to availability (depending on the availability calc you are going for ). ... View more

We're not given access to memory usage or CPU usage. The closest you get is the device utilization for MX, as seen via the summary report. That said, I'm not seeing a way to get the summary report information via API? You can schedule it to send you a report via email. Regarding bandwidth, a few options: SNMP will get you whole device bandwidth and interface utilization. Cloud can send you an alert if X amount of bandwidth has crossed your Meraki network in Y time. Including via webhook. ... View more

>there was a typo in the node js syntax. It has been corrected.   That was quick @DexterLaBora ! ... View more