API How-Tos

Quick Links

Prerequisites	A list of prerequisites to assure success with MariaDB creation.
Create a MariaDB Cluster	Learn to create a MariaDB cluster.
Verify the status of a MariaDB Cluster	Learn to verify the status of a MariaDB cluster.
Connect from Kubernetes	Learn how to connect to MariaDB from your managed Kubernetes cluster.
List MariaDB Clusters	Learn how to list the MariaDB clusters.
Fetch a MariaDB Cluster	Learn how to fetch a specific MariaDB cluster.
Delete a MariaDB Cluster	Learn how to delete a specific MariaDB cluster.
List MariaDB Cluster Backups	Learn how to retrieve a list of backups for all MariaDB clusters.
Fetch a specific Backup of a MariaDB Cluster	Learn how to retrieve a specific backup of a MariaDB cluster.
Retrieve all Backups of a MariaDB Cluster	Learn how to retrieve all backups of a specific MariaDB cluster.
Create a MariaDB Cluster from a Backup	Learn how to create a MariaDB cluster from an existing backup.
Restore a MariaDB Cluster from a Backup	Learn how to restore a MariaDB cluster from a backup.

Endpoint

A regional endpoint is necessary to interact with the MariaDB REST API endpoints. For more information, see the API specification file.

IONOS supports the following endpoints for various locations:

• Berlin, Germany: https://mariadb.de-txl.ionos.com/clusters.

• Frankfurt, Germany: https://mariadb.de-fra.ionos.com/clusters

• Logroño, Spain: https://mariadb.es-vit.ionos.com/clusters

• London, United Kingdom: https://mariadb.gb-lhr.ionos.com/clusters

• Worcester, United Kingdom: https://mariadb.gb-bhx.ionos.com/clusters

• Newark, United States: https://mariadb.us-ewr.ionos.com/clusters

• Las Vegas, United States: https://mariadb.us-las.ionos.com/clusters

• Lenexa, United States: https://mariadb.us-mci.ionos.com/clusters

• Paris, France: https://mariadb.fr-par.ionos.com/clusters

Request parameter headers

To make authenticated requests to the API, the following fields are mandatory in the request headers:

Header	Required	Type	Description
Authorization	yes	string	HTTP Basic authorization. A base64 encoded string of a username and password separated by a colon. [e-mail]:password
X-Contract-Number	no	integer	Users with more than one contract may apply this header to indicate the applicable contract.
Content-Type	yes	string	Set this to application/json.

Examples

The documentation contains curl examples, as the tool is available on Windows 10, Linux, and macOS. You can also refer to the following blog posts on the IONOS website that describe how to execute curl in Linux and Windows systems if you encounter any problems.