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API Reference

Your edge infrastructure, programmable.

Onboard nodes, deploy applications, and automate operations with the ZEDEDA REST APIs.

Authentication Making requests

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Make your first request

GET/v1/devices

Query your edge nodes in the API playground.

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    Open from your ZedUI profile menuYour session supplies the destination and authorization automatically.

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    Open the endpoint and select Try itComplete the request, then select Send.

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    Inspect the live responseView the status, headers, and response body.

Explore Query edge nodes

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Find your service

11 services 470 operations

Edge nodes96 operations

Node inventory, hardware models, onboarding, and lifecycle.

Edge applications80 operations

Application bundles, instances, deployments, and monitoring.

Edge networks18 operations

Network configuration, instances, and connectivity status.

Storage40 operations

Images, datastores, artifacts, and persistent volumes.

Edge node clusters13 operations

Cluster configuration, membership, and status.

Kubernetes58 operations

Kubernetes deployments, Helm charts, and cluster management.

App profiles21 operations

App profiles, asset groups, and profile deployments.

Identity and access67 operations

Users, roles, permissions, sessions, and credentials.

Jobs17 operations

Bulk operations for edge nodes and applications.

Diagnostics23 operations

Cloud health, device diagnostics, events, and resource usage.

Orchestrator37 operations

Third-party integrations, cluster instances, and data streams.

Every service includes an OpenAPI contract, request parameters, and response schemas. View API guides.

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API guides

AuthenticationSessions, token scope, and expiryMaking requestsRequest structure and workflowsUser eventsLifecycle events for audit and monitoringErrorsResponse codes, messages, and fields

This reference documents the published APIs from zedcontrol.zededa.net. Signing in sends requests to your session’s API destination. Available operations depend on your deployment’s release and your permissions. Learn about destinations and versions.