Non-Linux Agent
This REST API enables connecting embedded RTOS, windows CE or any other edge-device to JFrog Connect platform.
Register Device
POST
https://api.connect.jfrog.io/v1/agent/register_device
This is the first call you would have to implement on your edge-device. This call will register your device to Upswift platform.
Request Body
user_token
string
This is your account token. You can find it under the Settings category on the dashboard.
device_identifier
array
This is the identifier of your device. This parameter is a list
of Strings
. Each string represents an identifier for that device. You can use multiple identifiers for your devices. Usually, it is the MAC addresses of your device. Example: {"device_identifier": ["aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:11", "aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:22"]}
project_name
string
This is the name of the project you would like to register this device to.
device_os
string
This is a string that represents your device operating system. The default value is Agent API
.
upswift_version
string
This is a string that represents the Upswift Agent. Since it is your own customization, the value of this MUST begin with: AgentAPI-
. The default value is: AgentAPI-v1
.
device_name
string
This is the name of your device that will be displayed on the dashboard.
device_group
string
This is the group that you would like to register your device to. This group MUST exist at the dashboard under your project. The default value is Production
.
software_version
string
This is the software version that is running on your device. This value will be displayed on the dashboard.
If you receive status code 350
, it means the device has been deleted from the dashboard. You must STOP sending Device Registration
and Device Status
calls.
Example
Project Parameters
GET
https://api.connect.jfrog.io/v1/agent/project_parameters
This is the second call you would have to implement on your edge-device. This call will provide you the timeout value which represents the timeout between Device Status
calls.
Request Body
device_token
string
This is your device token. You have received this value in the response payload of the Register Device
call.
Example
Device Status
POST
https://api.connect.jfrog.io/v1/agent/device_status
This is the third call you would have to implement on your edge-device. This call should be sent every X seconds (depends on the status_timeout
value you have received at the Project Parameters
API call). This call represents a keep-alive message to Connect servers, this way the server knows your device is online.
Request Body
device_token
string
This is your device token. You have received this value in the response payload of the Register Device
call
ram
integer
This is your current device RAM usage (percentage). For example: a value of 30, will represent 30% RAM usage.
cpu
integer
This is your current device CPU usage (percentage). For example: a value of 88, will represent 88% CPU usage.
disk_usage_total
integer
This is your total space of disk (MB). For example: a value of 400, will represent a total disk of 400MB.
disk_usage_current
integer
This is your current usage of disk (MB). For example: a value of 182, will represent a current disk usage of 182MB.
process_monitor
array
This is a dictionary object representing the processes you monitor. The dict syntax should be as follows: {"<process_name>": true,
"<another_process_name>": false}
Value of true
represent a process that is currently running. false
represents a process that is not running. Please make sure to create those processes in the Monitor Processes category before including this parameter.
If you receive status code 301
, it means that the Project Parameters
have been changed. You have to call the Project Parameters
call as soon as possible.
Example
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