Working with the Flightcontrol API
Put the power of Flightcontrol into your own build or continuous integration systems with the Flightcontrol API.
Using the Flightcontrol API, you can:
- Setup deployment hooks to trigger deployments from your own build or continuous integration systems
- Retrieve the current deployment status for those deployments
- Invalidate the cache for certain content paths in AWS CloudFront for your site
- Get the status of those invalidation requests
API Endpoints
| Endpoint | Description |
|---|---|
| Deploy Hooks | Trigger deployments to Flightcontrol |
| Deployment Status | Get the status of a deployment |
| CloudFront Cache Invalidation | Invalidate the cache for certain content paths in AWS CloudFront |
| CloudFront Cache Invalidation Status | Get the status of a CloudFront invalidation request |
| Create job execution | Create job execution in a Flightcontrol managed scheduler service |
Authorization
The Flightcontrol API uses basic HTTP authentication for access control. To use the API, you will need to create an API Key.