IXCloud (Numonix) reserve the right, in its sole discretion, to modify this IXCloud or Numonix Software API Policy at any time. You are responsible for reviewing and becoming familiar with any modifications. Modifications are effective when first posted. To receive notifications about changes to this policy and the API functionality, see the Deprecation and API Changes section below.
Applications that access the IXCloud or Numonix Software API should adhere to the following principles:
IX cloud provides a number of different ways to contact, notify, and inform users of information. Where these methods are exposed in the API, it’s important to monitor how often your application is pushing information to users.
In general, you should try to push information as rarely as possible, both to prevent user annoyance and also to make your pushes more effective.
Applications that access the IXCloud Or Numonix Software or Services API’s must not place undue load on Numonix servers or infrastructure. Numonix will monitor, limit and in some cases terminate excessive use . Where applicable when the rate limit or number of calls is exceeded, API requests will fail. Limiting is enforced per user access token (and tenant) so that partners who perform requests on behalf of multiple end users will not be throttled.
If an application regularly exceeds the API rate limits or uses a disproportionately large number of high-impact (e.g. non-GET) requests, the access tokens may be revoked, or other measures may be taken to ensure the stability of the system for all users.
If you are concerned about hitting the rate limit, please contact your Customer Success Manager to either adjust your rate limit or seek assistance from our or other paid for professional services optimizing your application for lower impact on the provided Software or Services and to improve overall performance.
The IXCloud and Numonix Software and Services API’s are versioned to allow for future enhancements. We strive to deliver a platform that is stable, consistent, and secure so you can confidently build scalable solutions on top of our APIs. Over time we will add, change, and remove API endpoints and fields from time to time using commercially reasonable efforts to provide communication and backward compatibility where possible as indicated:
Type of change | Notice | What you should do |
Remove an endpoint | Endpoint will be marked DEPRECATED at least 60 days before endpoint is removed | Watch release notes |
Remove adocumented field in a result set | Field will be marked DEPRECATED at least 60 days before field is removed | Watch release notes |
Remove an undocumented field in a result set | Undocumented fields can be removed or changed without notice | Avoid using these fields or be aware that they could be experimental and could change at any time |
Add a field to a result set | Field can be added without prior notice | Write your code to be resilient to these types of changes |
Add to the attribute set of a field in the result set | New values can be added to a field without prior notice | Write your code to be resilient to these types of changes |
Change the attribute set of a field in the result set | Field value will be marked DEPRECATED at least 60 days before attribute is changed | Watch release notes |
Remove the attribute set of a field in the result set | Field value will be marked DEPRECATED at least 60 days before attribute is removed | Watch release notes |
Change to BETA endpoints, fields, or attributes | Can be removed or changed without prior notice | Watch release notes |
Change to Sandbox endpoints, fields, or attributes | Can be removed or changed without prior notice we willmake best effort to give at least 5 days | Watch release notes |
Changes related to fixing a securityvulnerability | Any change related to repairing a security vulnerability could bemade without prior notice | Watch release notes or security notifications whereapplicable |
Numonix has no liability to Customer as a result of any change, temporary unavailability, suspension, or termination of access to the API.
Information and notices regarding the available APIs can be found in the technical documentation on the website and in IXCloud API Release and Documentations as and where applicable.
Developers using iCloud Services provide by Numonix can submit questions or issues with the API to the Support team in one of the following ways:
Rev. May 15, 2020
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