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Component versions, Bolt endpoints and the SQL door

GET
/api/v1/about
curl --request GET \
--url http://localhost:11044/api/v1/about \
--header 'X-Embabel-Api-Key: <X-Embabel-Api-Key>'

The server’s commit, its libraries’ versions, the release it follows, and the listening Bolt ports and SQL door.

Components, server first, the release, and Bolt and SQL when they are on

Media type*/*

What this server is built from, and where else it can be reached.

object
bolt

The Bolt server, when it is on and listening; absent otherwise

object
endpoints
required

Each port that is listening, Virtual Cypher first

Array<object>

One Bolt port, as a Bolt driver or graph browser dials it.

object
address
required

The address the server advertises for this port, host:port

string

Example

localhost:11050
answers
required

What that database answers, in a sentence

string
database
required

The database a session on this port gets when it names none

string

Example

world
mode
required

What a session on this port runs against when it names no database

string
Allowed values: virtual persisted
tls
required

Whether the port speaks TLS, so the URL is bolt+s:// rather than bolt://

boolean
url
required

The URL to connect to

string

Example

bolt://localhost:11050
components
required

The server first, then the libraries it is built on

Array<object>

One part of the running server and the build of it that is running.

object
commit

Full git commit SHA, when the component was built with one

string
name
required

Human name of the component

string

Example

Embabel Agent
version

Released or snapshot version, when the component carries one

string
release

Stable, beta, nightly, canary, or the exact version or sha- pinned; null when unset

string

Example

beta
sql

The SQL door, when it is on and listening; absent otherwise

object
address
required

The address the server advertises for the door, host:port

string

Example

localhost:11052
answers
required

What that database answers, in a sentence

string
database
required

The database the door answers as, whatever name a client connects to

string

Example

world
url
required

The URL to connect to; the client supplies the user and password

string

Example

postgresql://localhost:11052/world