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  2. NetBackup™ Release Notes
  3. New features, enhancements, and changes
  4. NetBackup 11.1 new features, changes, and enhancements
  5. RESTful APIs included in NetBackup 11.1
NetBackup™ Release Notes

RESTful APIs included in NetBackup 11.1

NetBackup 11.1 includes both updated and new RESTful application programming interfaces (APIs). These APIs are built on the Representational State Transfer (REST) architecture. They provide a web-service-based interface that lets you configure and administer NetBackup in your environments.

API documentation

You can find documentation for the NetBackup APIs in on SORT and on your primary server. Make sure to review the Versioning topic and the What's New topic in the Getting Started section.

  • On SORT:

    NetBackup API documentation is available on SORT:

    HOME > KNOWLEDGE BASE > Documents > Product Version > 11.1

    Look under API Reference. A Getting Started document provides background information about using NetBackup APIs. The API YAML files are also available for reference, however, they are not functional. You cannot test the APIs from the documents on SORT.

  • On your primary server:

    APIs are stored in YAML files on the primary server:

    https://<primary_server>/api-docs/index.html

    The APIs are documented in Swagger format. This format lets you review the code and test the functionality by making actual calls with the APIs. You must have the appropriate security permissions to access the primary server and APIs to use the Swagger APIs.

    Caution:

    Cohesity recommends that you test APIs only in a development environment. Because you can make actual API calls from the Swagger files, you should not test the APIs in a production environment.

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