NexQloud Knowledge Base

NexQloud's API architecture follows RESTful design principles with a consistent and intuitive endpoint structure that supports efficient cloud computing platform integration and scalable cloud native application development. Our API organization provides logical resource grouping, clear naming conventions, and predictable URL patterns that simplify integration development and maintenance. Understanding our endpoint structure helps developers build robust integrations with our decentralized cloud infrastructure while following industry best practices for API consumption.

Base URL and Regional Endpoints:

1. Primary API Base URLs
   
   • Global API Endpoint: Primary access point at [Information Needed - global API base URL and geographic routing]
   • Regional Endpoints: Location-specific access with [Information Needed - available regional API endpoints and latency optimization]
   • Edge API Access: Distributed endpoints with [Information Needed - edge API endpoint availability and request routing]
   • Backup Endpoints: Failover URLs with [Information Needed - backup API endpoint configuration and automatic failover procedures]
2. API Versioning Structure
   
   • Current Version Path: Active API version at [Information Needed - current API version path and version identifier format]
   • Version Format: Consistent versioning with [Information Needed - API version numbering scheme and backward compatibility policy]
   • Legacy Support: Older version access with [Information Needed - legacy API version support timeline and deprecation schedule]
   • Beta Endpoints: Preview access with [Information Needed - beta API endpoint structure and stability disclaimers]
3. Core Resource Endpoint Categories
   
   • Compute Resources: VM and container management at [Information Needed - compute API endpoint structure and resource hierarchy]
   • Storage Management: Data persistence endpoints at [Information Needed - storage API endpoint organization and service coverage]
   • Network Configuration: Connectivity management at [Information Needed - network API endpoint structure and configuration options]
   • Account Management: User and organization endpoints at [Information Needed - account API endpoint hierarchy and permission scope]
4. Specialized Service Endpoints
   
   • AI and ML Services: Edge AI platform access at [Information Needed - AI service API endpoint structure and model management]
   • Kubernetes Management: Container orchestration at [Information Needed - Kubernetes API endpoint organization and cluster operations]
   • Monitoring and Analytics: Observability endpoints at [Information Needed - monitoring API endpoint structure and metric access]
   • Billing and Usage: Financial data access at [Information Needed - billing API endpoint organization and data granularity]

RESTful Endpoint Conventions:

1. HTTP Method Implementation
   
   • GET Requests: Resource retrieval with [Information Needed - GET endpoint conventions and query parameter standards]
   • POST Operations: Resource creation with [Information Needed - POST endpoint structure and payload requirements]
   • PUT/PATCH Updates: Resource modification with [Information Needed - update endpoint conventions and partial update support]
   • DELETE Operations: Resource removal with [Information Needed - delete endpoint structure and cascade behavior]
2. Resource Identifier Patterns
   
   • Path Parameters: Resource identification with [Information Needed - path parameter conventions and identifier formats]
   • Query Parameters: Filtering and pagination with [Information Needed - query parameter standards and supported operations]
   • Nested Resources: Hierarchical access with [Information Needed - nested resource endpoint patterns and relationship mapping]
   • Collection Operations: Bulk actions with [Information Needed - collection endpoint conventions and batch operation support]

API Documentation and Discovery: Comprehensive endpoint documentation including [Information Needed - API documentation access and interactive testing capabilities] providing detailed parameter specifications, example requests, and response schemas for efficient integration development.