PEB Ecosystem API documentation

This documentation is a work in progress and may be updated frequently.

Last updated: October 5th 2025

1. Introduction

This documentation provides guidance on how to interact with the PEB Ecosystem APIs and CDN services. We are committed to delivering a seamless integration experience, while ensuring transparency and consistency across our data and content delivery practices.

Note: The ecosystem is hosted on only two servers—one dedicated to API services and one dedicated to CDN services.

2. Tools Required

To interact with our APIs and CDN, you will need:

• Familiarity with RESTful API principles.
• Swagger UI (provided for interactive API testing and exploration).
• Awareness of multiple API and CDN versions, organized by endpoint groups and version numbers in this documentation.
• Basic knowledge of JSON for handling requests and responses.

3. API Overview

The PEB Ecosystem APIs provide access to various services and data. APIs are grouped into the following main categories:

• Authentication: Endpoints for user authentication and authorization.
• Data Management: Endpoints for managing and accessing ecosystem data.
• Analytics: Endpoints for reporting and insights.
• Integration: Endpoints for connecting with third-party services and applications.

Each category includes multiple endpoints with their own supported methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) and parameters. Detailed request/response formats and examples are provided in the respective sections.

API documentation can be found under the link

4. API Versioning

The APIs follow semantic versioning. Each version (e.g., v1, v2) is tied to a defined set of features and capabilities. When a new version is released, it may introduce breaking changes. Migration guides will always be provided to simplify upgrades.

To specify a version, include the version number in the request path (e.g., /api/v1/resource).

5. CDN Overview

The PEB CDN API provides access to content delivery network services, enabling efficient distribution and management of static assets.

Key features include:

• Asset Management: Upload, update, and delete images, videos, documents, and other assets.
• Optimized Delivery: Retrieve assets via high-performance delivery paths for faster load times.
• Cache Control: Manage caching rules and invalidations to balance speed and freshness.

Note: The CDN documentation is currently under development and will be available soon.

6. Contact Information

PEB
Belgrade, Serbia
Email: office@peb.rs