What type of query retrieves data from one specific endpoint?

An isolated data request is specifically designed to target and retrieve data from one particular endpoint. This type of query narrows down the focus to a single machine, allowing operators to obtain detailed information about that specific system without the interference or noise that might come from data collected from multiple devices. This precision is essential for accurate diagnostics, troubleshooting, or monitoring efforts.

In contrast, broad operational queries are designed to gather information across multiple devices, making them less specific and typically returning a wider range of data. Complex multi-device requests also involve multiple endpoints and can aggregate data from various sources, which does not meet the need for specificity. Status update requests, while they may provide useful information about the state of a device, do not solely pertain to retrieving detailed data from a single endpoint. Therefore, the isolated data request stands out as the correct choice for obtaining data from one specific endpoint.