Authentication

This article describes the authentication method of opsnow.io's API.

All requests to the API require authentication.

opsnow.io uses a Bearer token for this purpose. Include the token in the request header as follows:

Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN_HERE

For security reasons, keep the access token confidential.

Avoid hardcoding it directly into the application or exposing it in client-side scripts.

User Authentication Method

opsnow.io issues an API key after the user authentication process during the login. Subsequently, you can obtain an access token to make API calls.

Step 1. Request for API Key Issuance

• Access the opsnow360.io service and request the issuance of an API Key.

• The requested user information is verified, and an API Key will be issued

Step 2. Request for Access Token Issuance

• Using the API Key obtained in Step 1, request for access token issuance.

• If the request for access token issuance is processed successfully, the access token and its expiration time (3600s) are returned.

curl -X POST "https://api.opsnow360.io/platform/v2/identity/api-keys/token" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"apiKey":"YOUR_API_KEY"}'

Step 3. API Call

• With the access token obtained in Step 2, you can use opsnow.io's actual API.

• The issued access token follows the Bearer token method, explicitly stating the Bearer string and transmitting the access token.

• If the access token's validity period expires, access token reissuance is necessary.