Voxel's Hosting API (hAPI) exposes our infrastructure services via an open application programming interface (API). Using hAPI, you can deploy, manage and monitor your infrastructure. You can build these functions right into your application, management tools or monitoring sytems. Some examples of what you can do:

View details of your existing Voxel "devices", including physical VoxSERVERS, VoxCLOUD VMs, VoxCAST CDN sites, and other devices like firewalls, switches, etc.
Modify the configuration of your VoxCAST CDN to change parameters like cache expiration time, origin settings and log formats.
Fetch VoxCAST logs or purge objects from VoxCAST's cache.
Instantly provision a new VoxCLOUD VM or VoxSERVER in our global hosting locations.
Automatically re-image a VoxCLOUD VM or VoxSERVER in minutes.
Add a monitor to one of your servers that contacts Voxel's support staff if trouble arises.
Pull bandwidth usage for the last month for your VoxCAST sites.
Manage permissions for different staff members at your company; allow some people to add or remove devices, while providing others read-only access.

hAPI is open, standards-based, fully-documented and provided to all customers at no additional charge. hAPI is a RESTful API based on HTTP requests and XML or JSON responses.

If you're familiar with the APIs of OpenStack, Amazon Web Services or a host of other web services, you'll feel right at home with hAPI.

Click here to access the hAPI documentation.