HTTP API
e6 Ingestion Engine exposes an HTTP API for managing pipelines, connections, and jobs programmatically.
Base URL
http://<controller-host>:8000/api/v1All endpoints below are relative to this base URL.
Authentication
Include the API token in the Authorization header:
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer <token>" http://localhost:8000/api/v1/pipelinesResponse Format
All responses are JSON. Errors return:
{
"error": "descriptive error message"
}List endpoints use cursor-based pagination:
{
"data": [...],
"has_more": true
}Pass ?starting_after=<last_id>&limit=10 to paginate.
Pipelines
Create Pipeline
Creates a pipeline and starts it immediately.
Request:
name
string
yes
Pipeline name
query
string
yes
SQL query defining the pipeline
parallelism
integer
yes
Number of parallel subtasks
checkpoint_interval_micros
integer
no
Checkpoint interval in microseconds (default: 30s)
Response: Pipeline object
Create Preview Pipeline
Creates a short-lived pipeline (60s TTL) for testing queries interactively.
Request:
query
string
yes
SQL query to preview
enable_sinks
boolean
no
Whether to write to real sinks (default: false)
Response: Pipeline object
List Pipelines
Query Parameters:
starting_after
string
Cursor for pagination
limit
integer
Items per page (default: 10)
Response:
Get Pipeline
Response: Pipeline object
Update Pipeline
Updates pipeline configuration. Only provided fields are changed.
Request:
parallelism
integer
New parallelism (triggers rescaling)
checkpoint_interval_micros
integer
New checkpoint interval
stop
string
Stop mode: "none", "graceful", "immediate", "checkpoint", "force"
Response: Pipeline object
Restart Pipeline
Restarts a stopped or failed pipeline.
Request:
force
boolean
Skip taking a final checkpoint before restart (default: false)
Response: Pipeline object
Delete Pipeline
Deletes a pipeline. The pipeline must be in a terminal state (Stopped, Finished, or Failed).
Response: 200 OK
Validate Query
Validates a SQL query without creating a pipeline. Returns the execution graph or validation errors.
Request:
Response:
Jobs
A job represents a single execution of a pipeline. Each time a pipeline starts or restarts, a new job is created.
List Jobs
Returns all jobs across all pipelines.
Returns jobs for a specific pipeline.
Response:
Get Job Errors
Returns error and warning messages for a job.
Query Parameters:
starting_after
string
Cursor for pagination
limit
integer
Items per page
Response:
Get Job Checkpoints
Returns all checkpoints for a job.
Response:
Get Checkpoint Details
Returns per-operator checkpoint details for a specific epoch.
Response:
Get Job Metrics
Returns per-operator metrics for a running job.
Get Job Output (SSE)
Streams pipeline output in real-time via Server-Sent Events. Only available for pipelines with a preview sink.
Response: text/event-stream
Each event contains:
Connection Profiles
A connection profile stores reusable connection credentials (e.g., Kafka bootstrap servers, authentication).
Create Connection Profile
Request:
Response: ConnectionProfile object
Typed endpoints are also available for specific connectors:
List Connection Profiles
Response:
Get Connection Profile
Delete Connection Profile
Fails if the profile is referenced by any connection tables.
Test Connection Profile
Tests connectivity with the provided configuration.
Request: Same as create.
Response:
Autocomplete
Returns available values for the connection (e.g., Kafka topic names).
Response:
Connection Tables
A connection table defines a specific source or sink - binding a connector, connection profile, schema, and table-specific configuration together.
Create Connection Table
Request:
Typed endpoints are also available:
Response: ConnectionTable object
List Connection Tables
Query Parameters:
starting_after
string
Cursor for pagination
limit
integer
Items per page
Get Connection Table
Delete Connection Table
Test Connection Table
Tests reading from a source with the provided configuration. Returns results as a Server-Sent Events stream.
Validate Schema
Validates a schema definition.
Connectors
List Available Connectors
Returns metadata about all available connectors.
Response:
Health
Ping
Returns "Pong" - used for health checks. No authentication required.
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