Use Apica API to ingest JSON data

This guide will allow you to create your own JSON ingestion to your Apica environment.

Pre-Requisites

• Ingest Token (Generating a secure ingest token)

• Domain name (mydomain.apica.io)

Request

Endpoint

POST https://mydomain.apica.io/v1/json_batch

Header

Authorization: Bearer ${IngestToken}

Request Body

Json Example 1

[
    {
        "namespace":"my-test",
        "application":"my-awesome-app",
        "message":"This is a test message"
    }
]

Json Example 2

[
    {
        "namespace":"joakim-test",
        "application":"joakims-awesome-app",
        "message":{
            "host":"localhost",
            "ip":"127.0.0.1",
            "port":"443",
            "message":"This is a test message"
        }
    }
]

Json Example 3

[
    {
        "namespace":"my-test",
        "application":"my-awesome-app",
        "message":"This is a test message"
    },
    {
        "namespace":"my-test",
        "application":"my-awesome-app",
        "message":"This is a test message 2"
    },
    {
        "namespace":"my-test",
        "application":"my-awesome-app",
        "message":"This is a test message 3"
    }
]

Namespace & Application is generated automatically based on your request. If either doesn't exist, new ones will be generated.

Result (User-Interface)

Using Json Example 1, this is how the results look like in your environment

Response

Example response 1

200 OK

status_code: "200"

Example response 2

400 Bad Request

{
    "message": "cookie x-api-key not found"
}

// Authorization header invalid / misconfigured