Google APIs

274 APIs7,055 Endpoints22 Categories

API Catalog(20 of 274)

AlloyDB API

The AlloyDB API is the control plane for AlloyDB for PostgreSQL on Google Cloud — Google's PostgreSQL-compatible managed database service tuned for transactional and analytical workloads. It provisions and manages clusters and primary or read-pool instances, runs failover and switchover, drives backups and exports, and supports cluster restore. Application data access still goes through the standard PostgreSQL wire protocol; this API is for lifecycle and operations.

28 endpoints

Backup and DR Service API

The Backup and DR Service API manages Google Cloud's enterprise backup product for Compute Engine, VMware, databases, and file storage. It exposes operations to provision management servers, control data sources, initiate and finalise backups, and manage the long-running operations associated with each step. The API is the integration surface for orchestrating backups from external schedulers, ticketing systems, or compliance workflows. It manages backup orchestration, not the actual virtual machines, databases, or file systems being protected.

30 endpoints

BigLake API

The BigLake API provides programmatic access to BigLake Metastore, a serverless metastore for open-source data formats — primarily Apache Iceberg tables — that can be queried from BigQuery and Spark. It exposes operations to manage catalogs, databases, and tables, including a rename operation for schema evolution. Resources are scoped to a project and location, and the metastore makes the same data discoverable to multiple compute engines without per-engine setup. The API does not run queries or process data; it manages metadata only.

10 endpoints

Cloud Bigtable Admin API

The Cloud Bigtable Admin API manages Bigtable instances, clusters, app profiles, tables, authorized views, column families, and backups. It is the control plane for Bigtable — used to provision and resize clusters, create tables and column families, define app profiles for routing, and back up and restore data — while the data plane API handles reads and writes. Operators use it to script cluster scaling, capacity changes, and DR. It also exposes IAM policy management on instances, tables, and authorized views.

29 endpoints

Cloud Datastore API

Cloud Datastore is Google's schemaless NoSQL document database for fully managed, scalable application storage. The API exposes 18 endpoints covering entity lookup, queries (GQL and structured), allocateIds for ID generation, and atomic transactions via beginTransaction, commit, and rollback. It also exposes import and export operations to and from Cloud Storage, plus index management for query optimisation.

18 endpoints

Cloud Filestore API

The Cloud Filestore API provisions and manages fully-managed NFS file servers on Google Cloud, providing shared persistent storage for Compute Engine and Google Kubernetes Engine workloads. It exposes operations to create instances in specific regions, take backups, restore from backup, promote replicas, and list available locations. Use it to automate the lifecycle of shared NAS-style file systems without provisioning storage hardware.

15 endpoints

Cloud Firestore API

The Cloud Firestore API provides programmatic access to Google's serverless NoSQL document database. It supports document reads and writes, transactions, structured queries, listen streams, and administrative operations on databases, indexes, and backups. Firestore is designed for automatic scaling and strong consistency at any scale, making it a fit for both mobile apps and server-side workloads.

31 endpoints

Cloud Memorystore for Memcached API

Cloud Memorystore for Memcached provides a managed Memcached service on Google Cloud, with this API covering instance lifecycle, parameter management, version upgrades, and maintenance scheduling. Instances are scoped to project locations and most state changes return long-running operation handles. The API exposes apply-parameters and update-parameters semantics that let teams change Memcached configuration on running nodes, and rescheduleMaintenance lets workloads control planned maintenance windows.

12 endpoints

Cloud Spanner API

The Cloud Spanner API exposes Google's globally distributed, strongly consistent relational database as REST operations. It covers instance and database lifecycle (create, list, update, drop), schema management via DDL, session-based read and write transactions, partitioned reads for parallel scans, and backup, restore, and point-in-time database operations. Long-running operations for backups, restores, and database moves are tracked through standard operations endpoints.

50 endpoints

Cloud SQL Admin API

The Cloud SQL Admin API (v1beta4) administers managed MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server instances on Google Cloud. It covers instance lifecycle (create, clone, restart, restore from backup, failover, switchover), database and user management, scheduled and on-demand backups, server certificates, IP configuration, and import/export jobs to and from Cloud Storage. The v1beta4 surface is the longstanding stable beta path; new automation should generally prefer the v1 path, but v1beta4 remains supported for existing tooling.

68 endpoints

Cloud SQL Admin API

The Cloud SQL Admin API (v1) is the generally available administration surface for managed MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server instances on Google Cloud. It covers instance lifecycle (create, clone, restart, restore from backup, failover, switchover), database and user management, on-demand and scheduled backups, server CA rotation, IP and SSL configuration, and import/export jobs to and from Cloud Storage. New automation should target the v1 path under /v1.

68 endpoints

Cloud Storage for Firebase API

The Cloud Storage for Firebase API enables programmatic management of Cloud Storage buckets used by Firebase projects. It links existing Google Cloud Storage buckets to a Firebase project, creates default buckets, and removes Firebase access from buckets when needed. This management API complements the client SDKs that perform actual upload and download operations against linked buckets.

6 endpoints

Cloud Storage JSON API

The Cloud Storage JSON API manages buckets and objects on Google Cloud Storage. It covers bucket lifecycle and configuration (location, storage class, retention policy, CORS, lifecycle rules, IAM), object operations (insert, get, list, copy, compose, rewrite, delete), ACL management at both bucket and object level, HMAC keys for interoperable access, notifications to Pub/Sub, and Anywhere Cache resources for low-latency regional reads. Object content uploads use the dedicated upload host with multipart or resumable protocols.

81 endpoints

Database Migration API

The Google Cloud Database Migration API drives the lifecycle of homogeneous and heterogeneous database migrations into Cloud SQL, AlloyDB, and Spanner. It exposes 41 endpoints covering connection profiles for source and destination databases, migration jobs, conversion workspaces for schema translation, and private connectivity. The API supports continuous replication migrations, so cutover happens with minimal downtime once the source and target are in sync.

41 endpoints

Dataproc Metastore API

Dataproc Metastore is Google Cloud's managed Apache Hive metastore service that provides a centralised metadata catalog for Dataproc, BigQuery federation, and other open-source data engines. The API covers metastore service lifecycle, backups, metadata import, federations across multiple metastores, and IAM policy management on individual services. Long-running operations are returned for state-changing calls and most resources are scoped to a project location.

27 endpoints

Document AI Warehouse API

Google Document AI Warehouse API stores, organises, and searches structured and unstructured business documents. It exposes location lifecycle, document and folder resources, document schemas that constrain extracted properties, and rule-based access policies. Documents can be uploaded directly or referenced from Cloud Storage and are then searchable by extracted entities, full text, and structured metadata. The API also supports linking documents into folders, creating semantic relationships, and integrating with Document AI processors for automatic property extraction.

22 endpoints

Firebase Realtime Database Management API

The Firebase Realtime Database Management API enables programmatic provisioning and lifecycle management of Realtime Database instances inside a Firebase project. It exposes operations to create, list, get, disable, re-enable, delete, and undelete instances across regional locations. Use it to automate the creation of additional database instances for multi-region apps or environment-per-branch workflows without clicking through the Firebase console.

7 endpoints

Google Cloud Memorystore for Redis API

The Google Cloud Memorystore for Redis API creates and manages fully managed Redis instances and clusters on Google Cloud, including provisioning, resizing, version upgrades, failover, backup, import, and export operations. It exposes long-running operations for instance lifecycle changes, retrieves auth strings for client connection, and supports cluster maintenance scheduling and rescheduling. The service is a drop-in target for applications using Redis caching, session storage, and pub/sub patterns inside Google Cloud.

20 endpoints

Google Drive API

Upload, download, search, and organize files and folders in Google Drive with fine-grained sharing permissions and real-time collaboration metadata. Access 58 endpoints covering file operations, shared drives, permission management, revision history, and change tracking across personal and team drives. Supports resumable uploads for files up to 5 TB and real-time change subscriptions via push notifications.

58 endpoints

Storage Transfer API

The Storage Transfer API moves data into Google Cloud Storage on a schedule or on demand. It supports transfers from Amazon S3, HTTP/HTTPS sources, on-premises POSIX file systems via agent pools, and another Cloud Storage bucket. A transfer job describes source, destination, schedule, and filtering rules; transfer operations are individual runs of those jobs that can be paused, resumed, or cancelled. The API also exposes Google service accounts used to grant the transfer service access to source data.

15 endpoints

Connect Your Agent

Step 1: Jentic One Host machine

# On the machine that will host your Jentic One instance:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jentic/jentic-one/main/tools/install.sh | sh

Step 2: Agent machine

# On the machine where your agent runs (keep this separate from the instance):
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jentic/jentic-one/main/tools/install.sh | sh
jentic register       # connects your agent to your Jentic One instance

Jentic One is in public beta. The setup above keeps your agent separate from the instance, which is what you want before using real credentials: an agent running as the same OS user as Jentic One can read its stored keys directly. Just evaluating? A single local install is fine to start. See the secure deployment guide for the tiers.