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  • Get started
    • Installation
      • Why is the local development environment so important?
      • Before you start
      • Install Docker and Docker Compose
      • Install the Divio CLI package
      • Log in
      • Add your public SSH key to the Control Panel
      • On to the next step
    • Django
      • 1. Create a new Django project
      • 2. Set up your project locally
      • 3. Deploy your application to the cloud
      • 4. Add and configure a Postgres database
      • 5. Configure static file serving
      • 6. Add and configure media storage
      • 7. Apply some refinements
    • Aldryn
      • 1. Create a new Django project using Aldryn Django
      • 2. Set up your project locally
      • 3. Make changes and deploy them
      • 4. Configure a more complex application
    • Wagtail
      • 1. Create a new Wagtail Django project
      • 2. Set up your project locally
      • 3. Make changes and deploy them
    • Laravel
      • 1. Create a new PHP/Laravel project
      • 2. Set up your project locally
      • 3. Make changes and deploy them
      • 4. Install an application using Flavours
  • How-to guides
    • Get help and support
      • Documentation
      • Community support channels
    • Manage your account
      • Update billing and credit card information
      • Retrieve your invoices
      • Upload your SSH public key
      • Enable Beta features
      • Delete your account
      • Rename an organisation
    • Manage your projects
      • Duplicate a project
      • Delete a project
      • Add a collaborator
      • Rename a project
      • Transfer a project to another organisation
      • Use our backup system
      • Clear the Cloudflare cache
    • Configure an existing web application for deployment
      • Configure an application (generic guide)
      • Configure a Django application
      • Configure a Flask application
      • Configure a Gatsby application
    • Create a new application
      • Start a Django application
      • Start a django CMS application
      • Start a Gatsby application
      • Start a PHP Laravel application
    • Deploy an application
      • Deploy your application to the Divio cloud platform
      • Go-live checklist
    • Install the Divio app
      • Set up the Divio app
    • Development workflow
      • Set up the Divio local development environment
      • Run a local application in live configuration
      • Configure external Git hosting
      • Use Git to manage your project
      • Set up CI/CD
      • Use the Divio API
    • Building a Docker application
      • Manage a project's base image
      • Install system packages
    • Platform-specific guides
      • Install Python dependencies
      • Create a multi-site Django project using Mirrors
      • Configure Celery
      • Force HTTPS with Express.js
      • Add a Django application to an Aldryn project
      • Configure Django settings using Aldryn
      • Configure external logging
      • Manage access authentication
      • Manage redirects in Django projects
      • Log in to a local Django project
      • Manage uWSGI configuration
      • Fine-tune uWSGI server performance
      • Package an application as an Aldryn addon
      • Update an existing Aldryn addon
    • Managing a project’s resources
      • Interact with your project’s database
      • Interact with your project’s cloud media storage
      • Configure media serving on a custom domain
      • Manage environment variables
      • Upgrade a PostgreSQL service
    • Troubleshooting
      • Debug cloud deployment problems
      • Diagnose performance issues
      • Identify and resolve a Python dependency conflict
      • Get help when you have a problem
  • Technical reference
    • Divio software components
      • Divio CLI
      • Divio API reference
      • The cloud and local shells
      • Divio environment variables
    • Divio infrastructure
      • Checks, limits and timeouts on the Divio platform
    • Docker configuration
      • The Dockerfile
      • The docker-compose.yml file
    • Coding in Divio applications
      • Working with your project’s media storage
      • Working with your project’s database
      • File compression
      • Sending email
    • Projects
      • Divio project backups
      • Zero-downtime deployment
      • Multi-site applications
      • Mirrors
      • Application development support
    • Policies
      • How we use terms
      • Security
      • Resource usage
      • Leaving Divio
    • Plans and pricing
      • The Developer plan
      • Invoice-based billing
    • Quick reference
      • Local commands cheatsheet
      • Control panel permissions reference
    • Aldryn Django addons (legacy)
      • Addon configuration with aldryn_config.py
      • settings.py in Aldryn Django
      • Key addons
  • Background information
    • Cloud management
      • Environments
      • Metrics (Beta)
      • Domains
      • Service management (Beta)
      • Release commands (Beta)
    • Our infrastructure
      • Overview
      • Docker basics
      • IP addresses
      • Cron jobs
      • Maintenance operations
      • Our Python wheels proxy
      • Elasticsearch instances
    • How it works on Divio
      • Caching and CDN
      • Configuration using environment variables
      • SSL certificates and HTTPS
    • Projects
      • Project creation options
      • The deployment process
      • Project environments
      • Version control
      • Boilerplates
    • Recommended project configurations
      • Working with our recommended Django project configuration
    • Aldryn Django and addons (legacy)
      • What is Aldryn?
      • Addons
      • About Aldryn (legacy)
      • Working with Django addons (legacy)
      • Django addons list
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  • Divio API reference

Divio API reference¶

Divio provides an API for management purposes.

Full specification of the API is available in a structured format in the Divio API reference documentation. The specification is also available in JSON format.

See also How to use the Divio API.

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