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The Imber REST API offers access and control over all Imber data
Welcome to our API reference!
The Imber REST API offers access and control over all Imber data (rooms, contacts and much more).
In order to access the Imber API, there are some things you first need to know.
Read the sections below before you start using the Imber API.
Rate Limits
To ensure resiliency against DOS and enforce a fair-use policy, the Imber API has a rate-limit based on client IP and user identifier
1.
Edge rate limit
(a very permissive rate limit on Imber edge load balancers; you should not hit against this limit very often)
2.
Global rate limit
(a permissive, API-wide rate limit that limits the total amount of requests a given IP and user identifier can submit to the API)
If your client gets rate-limited, you will start receiving
429 Too Many Requests
HTTP errors in response to your requests.
Security Reports
If you find any security hole in the Imber API, you are more than welcome to report it directly to
info [at] imber [dot] live
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Welcome to our API reference!
Rate Limits
Security Reports