What do you need to know about the delivery API?

What do you need to know about the delivery API?

The Delivery API provides content filtering options that allow you to retrieve only the parts of the content you need. All requests to the API must be made securely over HTTPS with TLS 1.2. By default, the Delivery API does not require authentication.

How does the delivery API work in Kentico Kontent?

The Delivery API is a read-only REST API that serves published content from your Kentico Kontent projects. Use the API to deliver large amounts of content to your website or app. The content is cached on the CDN level, which makes it quickly available from wherever you are.

How many API keys do I need for delivery preview?

All users within a single project share the same Delivery API keys. The Delivery API with secure access enabled and the Delivery Preview API both use two concurrent API keys, Primary and Secondary. In certain situations, you may need to revoke one of these keys and generate a new one.

Is there an expiration date for the delivery API?

Because the Delivery API is designed for continuous retrieval of published content, there is no expiration date for the Primary or Secondary API key. The API keys are scoped per project. This means you need a separate API key for each project in Kentico Kontent. All users within a single project share the same Delivery API keys.

How does a client get a key delivery url?

Gets the key delivery URL for the specified delivery method of the content key. A client uses the returned URL to request an AES key or a PlayReady license in order to playback the protected content. Specify the type of the URL to get in the body of the HTTP request.

Which is content delivery API does contentful use?

Documentation / API reference / Content Delivery API. The Content Delivery API (CDA), available at cdn.contentful.com, is a read-only API for delivering content from Contentful to apps, websites and other media. Content is delivered as JSON data, and images, videos and other media as files.