API Reference

Quake AI exposes OpenStack APIs (Antelope 2023.1). Every request requires a Keystone token; see Authentication to get started. Microversions and per-service version ceilings are documented in Versions & Microversions.

Regions: us-east-1 · us-east-2 · us-west-1. Substitute your region in the base URLs below.

Services

ComputeNova

Interactive reference

https://compute.{region}.rumble.cloud/v2.1v2.1 (microversion ceiling: 2.95)

NetworkNeutron

Curated reference

https://network.{region}.rumble.cloud/v2.0v2.0 (extension-based)

Block StorageCinder

Curated reference

https://volume.{region}.rumble.cloud/v3v3 (microversion ceiling: 3.70)

Object Storage (Swift)Swift

Curated reference

https://object.{region}.rumble.cloudSwift v1

S3-Compatible APIS3 gateway

Curated reference

https://object.{region}.rumble.cloudAWS S3 compatible

KubernetesMagnum

Endpoint listing

https://container-infra.{region}.rumble.cloud/v1v1 (K8s 1.25–1.27)

AutomationHeat

Endpoint listing

https://orchestration.{region}.rumble.cloud/v1v1 (template 2021-04-06)

Quick start: authenticate

All API requests require an X-Auth-Token header with a valid Keystone token.

# Get a token
export TOKEN=$(openstack token issue -f value -c id)

# Use it
curl -s \
  -H "X-Auth-Token: $TOKEN" \
  https://compute.us-east-1.rumble.cloud/v2.1/servers

Full authentication guide →Console token management

Coverage

Compute has full interactive documentation with request/response examples you can inspect inline. Other services have curated endpoint listings with links to the upstream OpenStack API reference. We're expanding interactive coverage; Network and Object Storage are next.

These are OpenStack APIs, not proprietary Quake AI APIs. The upstream OpenStack Antelope API docs ↗ are the canonical reference. We document Quake AI-specific configuration, version ceilings, and divergences.