Wallaroo API Connection Guide
How to authenticate and connect to the Wallaroo MLOps API and Pipeline Inference URL API.
The Wallaroo MLOps API provides users the ability to submit commands to a Wallaroo instance via a RCP-like HTTP API interface. This allows organizations to develop applications that can administrate Wallaroo from their own custom applications.
Wallaroo uses the following format for connecting to service URLs:
Connections to Wallaroo services are provided as https://{Wallaroo domain}/{service}
. The following URLs are useful in using and learning more about the Wallaroo MLOps API.
For more information, see the DNS Integration Guide.
Page | URL | Description |
---|---|---|
Wallaroo API URL | https://{Wallaroo Domain}/v1/api | Address for the Wallaroo instance’s API. API requests will be submitted to this instance. |
Wallaroo API Documentation | https://{Wallaroo Domain}/auth/docs | A HTML rendered view of the Wallaroo API specification. |
Wallaroo Documentation Site | https://docs.wallaroo.ai/ | Wallaroo Documentation Site |
Wallaroo Authentication Service | https://{Wallaroo Domain}/auth | Authentication service connection. For managing users in Wallaroo, see the Wallaroo User Management guides. |
Wallaroo Token Request URL | https://{Wallaroo Domain}/auth/realms/master/protocol/openid-connect/token | The authentication token retrieval URL. |
For example, if the Wallaroo Domain is wallaroo.example.com
, the URLs would be as follows:
Page | Example URL |
---|---|
Wallaroo API URL | https://wallaroo.example.com/v1/api |
Wallaroo API Documentation | https://wallaroo.example.com/v1/api/docs |
Wallaroo Documentation Site | https://docs.wallaroo.ai/ |
Wallaroo Authentication Service | https://wallaroo.example.com/auth |
Wallaroo Token Request URL | https://wallaroo.example.com/auth/realms/master/protocol/openid-connect/token |
How to authenticate and connect to the Wallaroo MLOps API and Pipeline Inference URL API.
Basic Guide for the Wallaroo API