Cloud Hosting API — Programmatic Infrastructure at Your Fingertips

The AnubizHost cloud API provides full coverage of all platform operations through a clean, RESTful interface. Every action you can perform through the web control panel is also available via the API: creating and destroying instances, managing power states, resizing resources, taking and restoring snapshots, managing SSH keys, configuring networking, and monitoring resource usage.

API authentication uses token-based credentials that you generate through your dashboard. Tokens can be scoped to specific operations and revoked at any time, giving you granular control over API access. All API communication is encrypted via TLS, and rate limiting protects against accidental runaway scripts.

Responses are returned in JSON format with consistent structure and comprehensive error messages. Our API follows RESTful conventions, using standard HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) and status codes. If you have worked with any modern cloud API — DigitalOcean, Vultr, Hetzner, or Linode — our API will feel familiar and intuitive.

For teams that practice Infrastructure as Code, our official Terraform provider enables you to define and manage AnubizHost cloud resources in HCL (HashiCorp Configuration Language). Define your servers, storage volumes, networking, and other resources in Terraform files, version them in git, and apply changes through the standard terraform workflow.

Terraform integration means your infrastructure is reproducible, auditable, and reviewable. New environments can be spun up by applying a Terraform configuration, ensuring consistency across development, staging, and production. Changes are previewed with terraform plan before being applied, reducing the risk of unintended modifications.

The Terraform provider supports all AnubizHost resource types and operations. Create instances with specific configurations, attach block storage volumes, configure private networking, manage DNS records, and set up firewall rules — all declaratively in code. Our Terraform documentation includes complete examples for common architectures, making it easy to get started even if you are new to IaC.

The AnubizHost API enables powerful automation scenarios. Auto-scaling systems can monitor application load and programmatically create or destroy instances to match demand. CI/CD pipelines can provision test environments, run integration tests, and tear down the environment — all within a single pipeline run. Disaster recovery scripts can automatically provision replacement infrastructure in a different location if a primary server becomes unresponsive.

Integration with monitoring and alerting tools lets you build self-healing infrastructure. When a monitoring check detects a problem, an automated workflow can attempt a server restart, trigger a snapshot restore, or provision a replacement server — all through API calls without human intervention.

For development workflows, the API simplifies environment management. Developers can spin up personal development servers with a single command, preview deployments can be created automatically for each pull request, and staging environments can be rebuilt from scratch before each release. The API makes infrastructure management as fast and repeatable as deploying code.

API access is included with every AnubizHost cloud hosting plan at no additional cost. To get started, create an account, generate an API token from your dashboard, and make your first API call. Our documentation includes quickstart guides, full endpoint references, and code examples in Python, JavaScript, Go, and cURL.

For Terraform users, install our provider from the Terraform Registry and follow our getting-started guide to deploy your first resource. The provider documentation includes examples for single-server setups, multi-server architectures, and advanced configurations with private networking and block storage.

Our API is designed for the same audience as our hosting platform: technically capable users who value privacy and automation. There is no mandatory webhook registration, no OAuth dance with third-party identity providers, and no requirement to expose your own infrastructure to callbacks. Just generate a token, make API calls, and manage your anonymous cloud infrastructure programmatically. Welcome to infrastructure automation without identity requirements.