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Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, keeping it validated and agent-ready. Amazon EC2 provides resizable compute capacity in AWS, and its API is the foundational control plane for EC2 instances, EBS volumes, VPC networking, security groups, and a broad set of related compute primitives. With more than a thousand operations, the API spans instance lifecycle, AMIs, key pairs, networking (VPC, subnets, route tables, NAT, VPN), elastic IP addresses, transit gateways, and capacity reservations. Use it when an agent needs to provision compute, manage networking, or automate any AWS infrastructure-as-API workflow.
The Gcore API is the unified control plane for Gcore's global cloud platform - covering compute (bare metal, virtual instances, GPU, containers, FaaS, managed Kubernetes), networking (load balancers, floating IPs, security groups), CDN, DNS, edge storage, video streaming, AI inference (Everywhere Inference), DDoS protection, and a WAAP (web application and API protection) suite. With 1,123 endpoints across 130+ tag groups, it gives agents end-to-end provisioning and operational control of multi-region cloud workloads. Authentication uses an API key passed in the Authorization header.
The Mist API is the cloud management interface for Juniper Mist, an AI-driven enterprise wireless, wired, and WAN platform. It exposes 974 endpoints across organizations, sites, devices (APs, switches, gateways), wireless LANs, location services, and the Marvis virtual network assistant. Use it to provision networks, push configuration templates, query client and device telemetry, manage RF settings, and run automation against multi-site deployments.
The Kubernetes API is the control-plane interface for any Kubernetes cluster, exposing 933 path-method combinations across core resources, apps, batch, networking, RBAC, custom resources, and admissions webhooks for the v1.10.0 surface in this spec. Clients send REST requests to the API server to create, read, update, and watch declarative objects such as Pods, Deployments, Services, ConfigMaps, and Namespaces, and the controllers reconcile actual state to match. Authentication is typically a bearer token presented as the Authorization header, and resource access is gated by RBAC roles bound to users or service accounts. The same API serves kubectl, Helm, and operators, which makes it the canonical integration target for any tool that automates a cluster.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for NetBox API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. NetBox is the open-source source-of-truth platform for network and data centre infrastructure: device inventory, IP address management, VLANs, circuits, racks, cables, and tenancy modelled in one queryable system. The 844 endpoints under this YAML-sourced import cover every NetBox model, so an automation pipeline can read inventory, allocate IPs, register devices, and inspect circuit terminations as part of a wider change workflow.
The Compute Engine API creates and runs virtual machines on Google Cloud Platform and is one of the largest control surfaces in GCP, covering instances, instance groups, disks, images, networks, subnetworks, firewalls, load balancers, routers, VPNs, and global networking primitives. It is the foundation for IaaS workloads on Google Cloud and is the same API the gcloud CLI and Terraform provider use under the hood. Most platform teams interact with a focused subset around instances, disks, and networking rather than the full surface.
The Cisco Meraki Dashboard API exposes the full Meraki cloud-managed networking platform - organizations, networks, devices, wireless, switching, security appliances, cameras, cellular gateways, and Systems Manager - across 799 endpoints. It uses an X-Cisco-Meraki-API-Key header for authentication and follows REST conventions over JSON, which makes it well suited to network automation, multi-site provisioning, monitoring integrations, and compliance reporting in environments standardised on Meraki hardware.
The DigitalOcean API is the control plane for DigitalOcean's developer cloud, exposing 589 endpoints across Droplets, Kubernetes clusters, App Platform, managed databases, block and object storage, networking, monitoring, billing and the marketplace. Authenticated via bearer token, it lets developers and platform teams provision compute, scale services, manage DNS and SSH keys, and pull billing data without touching the DigitalOcean console. Useful for IaC tooling, internal developer platforms and cost-reporting workflows.
Copyright © 2017-2021 Rubrik Inc. [Legal](#section/Legal) Introduction Welcome to the Rubrik™ REST API documentation. The Rubrik REST API provides a RESTful interface for working with Rubrik clusters and Rubrik Edge virtual appliances. The Rubrik REST API can be used to query, configure, and control nearly all of the operations of the Rubrik software. Through authenticated and encrypted interactio. The API exposes 454 endpoints secured with apiKey, basic authentication.
The Akamai Linode API is a comprehensive cloud platform interface covering compute instances, managed Kubernetes, object storage, networking, databases, NodeBalancers, VPCs, firewalls, and account management. With 449 endpoints across more than 80 resource groups, it lets teams provision and operate full cloud workloads programmatically - from creating a Linode instance to managing LKE clusters, attaching block storage volumes, configuring DNS, and reading detailed billing and event data. Both OAuth2 and personal access token (bearer) auth are supported.
The Aiven API gives programmatic control over Aiven's managed open-source data platform, covering provisioning and operation of services such as PostgreSQL, Kafka, ClickHouse, OpenSearch, MySQL, Redis, Cassandra, Flink, and Grafana on AWS, GCP, Azure, DigitalOcean, and UpCloud. Endpoints span organizations, projects, services, integrations, billing, governance, and per-engine operations such as Kafka topics, ClickHouse queries, and PostgreSQL connection pools. Authentication is via a personal token (Authorization: aivenv1 token) or OAuth 2.0. Suited for platform teams that automate database provisioning, GitOps-driven infrastructure, and SRE-grade fleet management.
This is the NetBox 2.4 API spec captured from the public netboxdemo.com demo install. NetBox is the open-source source-of-truth platform for network and data centre infrastructure: device inventory, IP address management, VLANs, circuits, racks, and tenancy. The 357 endpoints in this older 2.4 release cover the original DCIM, IPAM, circuits, secrets, and tenancy modules and are useful for teams still running pre-3.x NetBox installs that need a structured spec.
Rancher Manager v3 API for managing Kubernetes clusters, projects, workloads, authentication, and infrastructure resources. The API exposes 354 endpoints secured with basic, bearer authentication.
Provision and manage Linux cloud infrastructure including Linode instances, Kubernetes clusters (LKE), managed databases, NodeBalancers, block storage volumes, object storage, and DNS across 11 global regions. The API provides 350 endpoints covering compute, networking, storage, and managed services with OAuth 2.0 and personal access token authentication.
The Azure WebApps API Client is the management plane for Azure App Service web apps, function apps, and API apps. It exposes 349 operations across 252 resource paths under the Microsoft.Web/sites provider, covering site lifecycle, deployment slots, configuration, app settings, custom hostnames, SSL bindings, source control, backups, scaling, host name bindings, and diagnostics. Use it to script the full lifecycle of an App Service site, from creation and configuration through to backup, slot swaps, and decommissioning.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Clever-Cloud API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. The Clever-Cloud API is the public management interface for the Clever Cloud platform-as-a-service, exposing operations for application deployment, environment configuration, log streaming, billing, organization membership, and add-on provisioning. It covers more than 320 endpoints spanning compute applications, scalability rules, networking, GitHub integrations, OAuth tokens, and consumer accounts. Agents can use it to deploy and operate hosted services, retrieve logs, manage drains, and orchestrate tenant-level billing without touching the Clever Cloud console.
The Azure WebSite Management Client is the original 2015-era management plane covering Azure Websites, App Service domain registration, and certificate orders through Azure Resource Manager. It exposes 295 operations across 213 resource paths, including site creation and lifecycle, app settings, source control configuration, custom domain registration, top-level domain lookups, domain recommendations, certificate orders, and certificate validation. Use it where existing automation targets the 2015-08-01 API version, or where domain and certificate registration flows must be scripted alongside site management.
Provision and manage cloud infrastructure including Droplets, Kubernetes clusters, managed databases, block storage, load balancers, and App Platform deployments across 14 global datacenter regions. The API covers the full lifecycle of DigitalOcean resources with 290 endpoints spanning compute, networking, storage, and platform services.
Securely expose local services to the internet through managed tunnels and edges. ngrok provides programmable ingress for applications, enabling developers to expose localhost servers, create secure webhooks, and manage traffic routing without deploying infrastructure. The platform handles TLS termination, load balancing, authentication, and observability for incoming connections.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Cloud Foundry V3 API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. Cloud Foundry V3 is the cloud controller API for the open-source platform-as-a-service used by SAP BTP, IBM, and other distributions. It introduces support for one-off tasks, multi-process applications via Procfiles, direct access to packages and droplets, and zero-downtime deployments that change source code without stopping the app. The spec covers 238 endpoints across apps, builds, deployments, droplets, organisations, spaces, service instances, and audit events.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Meshery API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. Meshery is the open-source cloud-native management plane for service meshes and Kubernetes, used to design, deploy, and operate workloads across multiple clusters and meshes. The 170-endpoint API spans application files, environments, connections, designs, filters, performance profiles, smart provisioning, and content sharing, exposing the operations needed to drive Meshery from CI pipelines, custom dashboards, or automation agents.
The Hetzner Cloud API is a RESTful interface for provisioning and managing servers, volumes, networks, load balancers, firewalls, floating IPs, and SSH keys in Hetzner's European cloud regions. It exposes 162 endpoints covering server lifecycle actions, image management, ISO mounting, placement groups, and metric collection, with project-scoped Bearer token authentication. Resources support label-based selection so agents can filter and act on fleets without tracking IDs manually.
Netlify is a cloud platform for deploying static sites, edge functions, and full-stack JavaScript applications directly from a Git repository. The 134-endpoint REST API gives full control over sites, builds, deploys, environment variables, DNS, forms, identity, account memberships, and audit logs. Use it to script deploys, manage multi-environment configurations, rotate environment variables, attach custom domains, and build dashboards on top of Netlify activity.
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling launches and terminates EC2 instances automatically in response to demand, scheduled actions, and instance health checks. The API lets you create Auto Scaling groups, define launch templates and configurations, attach load balancers and target groups, configure scaling policies driven by CloudWatch alarms, and set lifecycle hooks for graceful instance bring-up and tear-down. It is the control plane for keeping a fleet of EC2 instances at the size your workload requires while replacing failed instances and balancing them across Availability Zones.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for SiteRecoveryManagementClient, keeping it validated and agent-ready. The Azure Site Recovery API exposes the replication surface of the Microsoft.RecoveryServices resource provider so agents can configure fabrics, protection containers, replication policies, recovery plans, network mappings, and individual replicated items. It supports the full disaster-recovery and migration lifecycle - protecting VMs, running planned and unplanned failovers, executing test failovers, committing migrations, and managing alerts and events on a Recovery Services vault.
The CUDO Compute API is a REST interface to the CUDO Compute cloud, a sustainable GPU and CPU cloud provider. The API covers the full lifecycle of cloud resources: virtual machines, disks, images, networks, object storage, and clusters, plus the supporting plane of projects, billing accounts, and API keys. Resource-oriented URLs use predictable path patterns, JSON request and response bodies, and standard HTTP verbs and status codes. Authentication is via a bearer token sent in the Authorization header.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Amazon API Gateway, keeping it validated and agent-ready. Amazon API Gateway is a managed service for creating and operating REST and WebSocket APIs at any scale, fronting AWS Lambda, EC2-hosted services, and any HTTP backend. The control-plane API exposes 120 operations covering REST API definitions, resources, methods, integrations, deployments, stages, custom domain names, API keys, usage plans, authorizers, and documentation parts. Platform teams use it to drive infrastructure-as-code workflows that go beyond what CloudFormation exposes.
CloudAMQP Instance API manages a single CloudAMQP-hosted RabbitMQ or LavinMQ instance, including alarms, integrations, plugins, firewall rules, VPC peering, VPC Connect, EventBridge mirrors, webhooks, custom domains, custom certificates, and node-level actions. The API exposes 111 endpoints scoped to one instance - authentication uses HTTP basic with the instance API key as the password and an empty username, which means each instance is administered by its own credential. Sensitive operations such as upgrades, restarts, and rotations are exposed through the actions tree and can be driven from CI or operator scripts without using the CloudAMQP web console.
Provision, configure, and operate virtual machines, scale sets, availability sets, and dedicated hosts across Azure regions. The API covers the full VM lifecycle from image selection and disk configuration to power management and diagnostics, plus proximity placement groups and host groups for latency-sensitive workloads.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for LogicManagementClient, keeping it validated and agent-ready. LogicManagementClient is the Azure Resource Manager surface for the Microsoft.Logic provider - the workflow plane behind Azure Logic Apps. It provisions and manages Logic App workflows, workflow versions and runs, integration accounts (with their schemas, maps, partners, and agreements), batch configurations, and integration service environments. It is the orchestration control plane, not a runtime data path.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Amazon GameLift, keeping it validated and agent-ready. Amazon GameLift is AWS's managed service for hosting session-based multiplayer game servers in the cloud. The API covers fleets, builds, scripts, aliases, game sessions, player sessions, FlexMatch matchmaking, queues, and GameLift FleetIQ for cost-optimised Spot capacity. It is built for game studios that need to deploy custom server binaries to global AWS regions, scale match capacity dynamically, and route players into matches with low latency.
Jentic publishes the only available OpenAPI specification for Arvados API, keeping it validated and agent-ready. Arvados is an open-source platform for managing and analysing large-scale biomedical data. Its REST API spans 104 endpoints across collections, containers, container requests, workflows, groups, users, links, logs, virtual machines, keep services, authorized keys, computed permissions, vocabularies, and credentials. Use it to upload datasets, kick off containerised analyses, manage compute groups and access, and read execution logs and provenance.
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